Sat, March 29, 2025

by: Reuters

Italy business and consumer morale slump in March as outlook worsens

Morale among Italian businesses and consumers slumped in March, data showed on Friday, casting a shadow over already weak growth prospects for the euro zone's third largest economy. National statistics bureau ISTAT's composite business confidence index,

by: Benzinga

Why CareTrust, Genuine Parts, And Hess Midstream Are Winners For Passive Income

Companies with a long history of paying dividends and consistently hiking them remain appealing to income-focused investors. CareTrust, Genuine Parts, and Hess Midstream have rewarded shareholders for years and recently announced dividend increases.
Fri, March 28, 2025

by: TAG24

Trump pardons founder of Nikola e-trucks convicted of fraud

President Donald Trump has pardoned Trevor Milton, the founder of electric truck company Nikola, who was convicted of defrauding investors.

by: Kiplinger

These Eight States Have the Most Expensive Home Insurance in 2025

If you live in one of these eight states, you're probably paying $1,000 or more above the national average for home insurance.

by: AfroTech

Black Economic Alliance Entrepreneurs Fund, Created To Support 'Overlooked And Underserved Founders, Has Raised $28.5M

Black Economic Alliance Entrepreneurs Fund has reached the halfway point of its funding goal. The fund was launched by the Black Economic Alliance Foundation, which is led by Executive Vice President Alaina Beverly,

by: WTVY

Dothan business among six chosen to represent Alabama in Poland

A Dothan business owner is back in town after promoting his business in Poland on behalf of the Alabama Department of Commerce.

by: Bankrate

I'm a financial planner and editor. Here are 5 ways to know if you're getting trustworthy money advice online

As a Certified Financial Planner (CFP) and someone who edits personal finance content for a living, I've seen firsthand how the rise of financial content on social media has transformed how we learn about money.

by: WNEM

6 mid-Michigan business, organizations receive grant funding for agricultural improvements

More than $3.8 million in grant funding has been awarded by the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development (MDARD) to Michigan businesses and organizations.

by: News24

Ex-Denel chairperson, former CEO in court on corruption charges

Two officials from state arms manufacturer Denel appeared in the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crime Court on Friday on multiple counts of corruption for their alleged involvement in the irregular approval and establishment of the Denel Asia joint venture.

by: Cryptopolitan

Ripple (XRP) and Cardano (ADA) Show Bullish Predictions for 2025, So Why is All the Noise Coming from Mutuum Finance (MUTM)?

Ripple (XRP) has returned to the news following a lengthy court dispute with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), with the parties recently agreeing to a $25 million settlement, restoring hope for its future.

by: Investopedia

Tariff Policies Ramp Up Economic Concerns in March

Consumer sentiment fell again in March as inflation expectations moved higher and consumers expressed more anxiety about the labor market and future business conditions.

by: Variety

Technicolor Bankruptcy: TransPerfect Acquires MPC and The Mill's France Operations

Language translation and AI tech business TransPerfect has acquired the France-based studios of The Mill and MPC, two global VFX brands that were owned by parent Technicolor, which abruptly shut down in February amid financial difficulties.

by: Patch

Joy Ebhomielen: 2025 Candidate For Northbrook Trustee

Joy Ebhomielen is running for reelection to the Northbrook Village Board in the April 1 consolidated municipal election.

by: inforum

Through dozens of bills, Minnesota lawmakers look to carve out cannabis regulations

Less than two years after cannabis was legalized, lawmakers continue to adjust cannabis regulations through roughly 30 bills currently moving through the Minnesota Legislature

by: TwistedSifter

Company's Owner Refused To Pay Him The Percentage Of Profits That Was Agreed Upon, So An Employee Simply Didn't Bring Up The Money And Kept It For Himself

What would you do if the owner of a company asked you to take some of his personal money and invest it, but then when he wanted to cash out, he refused to give you the percentage

by: AOL

Toast's CFO and president Elena Gomez got her start in finance at age 5, with the help of her grandfather

Gomez and Aman Narang, CEO and cofounder at Toast, are working together toward continual growth of the company that went public in 2021. When you make a purchase at a restaurant, there's a good chance you're using Toast technology.

by: CNA

The future is now - with the AI revolution well upon us, how can workers prevent themselves from being displaced?

As generative AI transforms industries, workers are facing growing uncertainty, with widespread job disruptions, uneven reskilling efforts and the urgent need to adapt in a rapidly evolving labour market.

by: TravelPulse

Delta Air Lines' Business Program Offering Three New Benefits

Delta Air Lines is expanding its Delta Business program with three new ways that provide business travelers more flexibility and personalization. The airline is offering business travelers an Unused Ticket Transfer program that allows them to transfer eligible unused tickets from business travelers directly to their company's corporate spending account.

by: Yahoo

Derrick Brown named new assistant Albany city manager

Albany City Manager Terrell Jacobs announced Thursday that Derrick Brown will become the city's new assistant city manager for utility administration. The position opened at the end of January when former Assistant City Manager Yvette Fields retired from the role.

by: GOBankingRates

Trump Says a 'Disturbance' Is Coming: 5 Things That Could Mean for Your Wallet

In an interview with Fox News, President Donald Trump agreed that American consumers may face some turbulence in the wake of his economic agenda. "There is a period of transition because what

by: GhanaWeb

'President Mahama knows my experience will benefit the capital market' - Klutse Avedzi

The newly appointed Director-General of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), James Klutse Avedzi, has defended his suitability for the role, citing his extensive experience in Parliament and finance-related committees as key assets

by: Entrepreneur

Shepreneurs 2025: Celebrating Women Trailblazers

These names, with every passing year, are not just new additions but showcase the evolution of women entrepreneurship and leadership over the past decade

by: Forbes

20 Ways AI Will Shape The Long-Term Future Of Business

Businesses can expect significant efficiency gains with AI's ability to streamline processes, enhance decision-making and personalize user experiences.

by: TheStreet

Scott Galloway's net worth: The Prof G host's wealth & income in 2025

After a career of startup founding and consulting, Scott Galloway is now a thought leader in tech and business. Here's what he's worth at age 60 and how he made his money.

by: cnbctv18

Blackstone-backed ASK Asset & Wealth Management gets SEBI approval for mutual fund business

ASK Asset & Wealth Management Group has received an In-Principle Approval (IPA) from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to launch its mutual fund business. The Blackstone-backed firm plans to offer research-driven investment solutions for Indian investors.

by: Insider

Trump declared April 2 'Liberation Day.' Here are all the tariffs he's threatening to impose.

Trump said he would impose new trade plans on "Liberation Day" on April 2. Here's everything we know, including a possible raft of reciprocal tariffs.

by: TipRanks

Prime Drink Group Finalizes Private Placement and Issues Corrective Disclosure

Dominion Water Reserves ( ($TSE:PRME) ) just unveiled an announcement. Prime Drink Group Corp. announced the additional and final closing of its

by: Bloomberg

Xi Woos Global Business Leaders as Trump Intensifies Trade War

Chinese President Xi Jinping vowed to improve market access at a meeting with a group of global business leaders in Beijing, in an effort to boost investor sentiment as rising tariffs fuel uncertainty for the economy and international trade.

by: MyHighPlains

Now Open: Flower shop owner turns personal struggle into family business

A new flower shop is now open for business in Amarillo with a blossoming story of resilience, family and second chances.

by: Reuters

Deutsche Bank extends CEO Sewing's mandate; finance chief to leave

Deutsche Bank has extended the contract of CEO Christian Sewing by three years through April 2029, Germany's largest lender said on Thursday.

by: Moneycontrol

Jio Financial Services shares rise, Zomato flat on Nifty 50 debut; Britannia Industries, BPCL stocks gain post exit

The exclusion of Britannia Industries and BPCL caused their respective stocks to rally, gaining up to 2.5 percent during the opening session.
Thu, March 27, 2025

by: Moneycontrol

Health insurance claim rejections: Here are the common mistakes you must avoid

To ensure a hassle-free claims experience, one should be transparent about one's medical history when buying a policy.

by: WESH

Winter Garden leaders continue discussions on development plan with professional soccer stadium

City leaders in Winter Garden took a step forward on Thursday in considering a major development that could bring a professional soccer stadium.

by: Entrepreneur

How Entrepreneurs Can Better Support Their Employees' Mental, Physical and Financial Health

By supporting employees in various aspects of their well-being — mental, physical and financial — organizations not only enhance individual lives but also build a solid base for a thriving business. Related: Prioritizing Your Employees' Well-being Is the Smartest Business Decision You Can Make — Here's How.

by: Snopes

Tesla rumor claiming mugshot shows man crying after arrest for vandalizing dealership is false

Online users shared the mugshot as a meme amid a flurry of news about the electric vehicle maker in early 2025.

by: KBOI

College of Western Idaho to offer first bachelor's degree in business administration

The College of Western Idaho (CWI) received approval from the U.S. Department of Education to offer a Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree in Business Admi

by: Kiplinger

TaxAct Review: Pricing, Features and What to Expect

TaxAct offers basic tax prep tools with competitive pricing. Understand its features, limitations and how it compares to similar software.

by: Insider

Ethics watchdog says Congressman Cory Mills may have lied about finances and isn't cooperating

The House Ethics Committee opened an investigation into Rep. Cory Mills after a probe found he may be violating federal law.

by: Investopedia

S&P 500 Gains and Losses Today: GM Stock Tumbles After Trump Declares Auto Tariffs

The S&P 500 declined 0.3% on Thursday, March 27, after the White House announced a 25% tariff on auto imports will take effect next week.

by: CoinDesk

BlackRock Expands Digital Asset Team, Adds Four High-Level Roles

BlackRock has posted four new digital asset job listings, signaling deeper crypto ambitions beyond its existing Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. The firm's hiring push comes as tokeni

by: Euronews

Trump to proceed with 25% import levies on autos and lower reciprocal tariffs

US President Donald Trump confirmed 25% tariffs on vehicles not manufactured in the US, set to take effect on 2 April. Auto shares fell across Asia following the news, with the impact expected to ripple through Europe.

by: Mint

What happens if you default on a personal loan? Key financial and legal consequences explained

Defaulting on a personal loan can severely impact your credit score, lead to legal action, attract challenging penalties, and reduce future loan eligibility. Learn how to avoid these financial pitfalls and protect your creditworthiness.

by: AOL

What Does Refinancing a Car Mean and Should You Do It?

Wondering what does refinancing a car mean? Learn how it works, why people do it and if it could save you money.

by: Futurism

Jack Dorsey's Flailing Crypto Business Is Laying Off More Than 900 Employees

For the past few years, the financial technology sector has had it made. Between 2018 and 2023, the rapidly growing "FinTech" industry rose to over $39 billion in revenue, with projections to hit over $1.

by: Fortune

GameStop stock slides 23% after announcing strategy shift and plans to buy $1.3 billion worth of Bitcoin

The company said Tuesday its board voted unanimously to raise $1.3 billion to purchase Bitcoin, while simultaneously closing a "significant number" of retail stores. Although the news was greeted with a 14% same-day stock bump,

by: Reuters

Focus: Bank bosses call for softer rules, Trump-nominated regulators listen

U.S. banking giants are pushing for a swath of lighter regulations from President Donald Trump's administration, and say they are heartened by signals that regulators are listening.

by: Variety

Patrick Whitesell and Silver Lake Invest in Peyton Manning's Omaha Productions

Former Endeavor executive chairman Patrick Whitesell and private equity giant Silver Lake have made an investment in Omaha Productions, the busy content banner headed by NFL great Peyton Manning. The deal gives Whitesell and Silver Lake a minority stake in the company that produces ESPN2's alternative "Monday Night Football" live telecast during the regular NFL

by: TheStreet

Popular pizza chain contends with key retail issue, and analysts take note

"First and foremost, we need to make sure we are living up to our brand promise of better ingredients, better pizza in everything we do," Penegore, president and CEO of Papa John's International (PZZA) ,

India offers US tariff cuts on farm imports, eyes trade success, government sources say

India has offered tariff cuts on imports of U.S. farm products like almonds and cranberries as a further concession to the United States, two government sources said, hoping to avert President Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs set for next week.

India has proposed to reduce tariffs on certain U.S. agricultural products like frozen turkey, duck, and blueberries, aiming to facilitate a trade deal with the United States, according to government sources. This move comes as part of ongoing negotiations to resolve trade disputes and enhance bilateral trade relations. The proposal is seen as a strategic effort to address the trade imbalance and foster better economic ties, especially after previous tensions over tariffs on steel and aluminum. The discussions also involve addressing issues related to market access for medical devices and dairy products, with the hope of concluding a successful trade agreement that could benefit both nations economically.

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