Sat, March 29, 2025

by: Week99er

Top AI Cryptos to Invest in for 2025? Meet the 5 Game Changers You Shouldn't Miss

Cryptocurrency's future is looking brighter than ever, and the next few years could be a golden opportunity to discover projects that will truly change the game. While most of us are focused on the big names like Bitcoin and Ethereum,

by: BBC

Introducing The Interview podcast

Laura Kuenssberg introduces The Interview podcast. First episode Monday 31 March. Laura Kuenssberg introduces The Interview podcast. First episode Monday 31 March. Conversations with people shaping our world, from all around the globe. The best interviews from the BBC.

by: Fortune

Some US oil executives see disaster in Trump's agenda while dismissing 'drill, baby, drill' as a 'myth and populist rallying cry'

The Dallas Fed's latest energy survey revealed deep skepticism among executives toward President Donald Trump's tariffs and oil-production agenda. In anonymous comments, respondents decried the uncertainty and higher costs of tariffs while predicting that trying to lower crude prices to $50 a barrel would reduce production instead of expand it.

by: cnbctv18

View | India's CBDC Journey: Lessons from global setbacks and why it still has the potential to succeed

CBDC should work within UPI, not as a separate system. If Digital Rupee is just another option on the same app people already use, adoption will happen naturally, suggests Polygon Labs' Aishwary Gupta.

by: TheStreet

Six Reasons Businesses Need Buy-Sell Agreement

Watch the video to learn six key reasons why every business owner should ensure they have a buy-sell agreement.

by: Bloomberg

Xi Woos Global Business Leaders as Trump Escalates Trade War

Chinese President Xi Jinping called on global business leaders to push back against protectionism, seeking to take advantage of growing backlash to rising US tariffs to promote his country as a reliable partner.

by: Quartz

Target slashes bonuses, Walmart holds the eggs, and cheaper Wegovy: Business news roundup

Target has announced it will reduce bonuses for salaried employees due to weak consumer spending and inflationary pressures.

by: Hespress

Moroccan-British Friendship and Cooperation Celebrated during Iftar in London

The friendship and promising cooperation prospects between Morocco and the United Kingdom were celebrated during an Iftar organized on Friday evening in London by the British Moroccan Society (BMS). Held at the Arab-British Chamber of Commerce (ABCC) headquarters in central London,

by: NDTV

Bihar Board Result 2025: How To Choose Best Career Path After Class 10

Bihar Board 10th Results 2025: The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) today declared the Class 10 exam 2025 results. A total of 12,79,294 students have passed the exam. For those who did not clear it, the board provides multiple options, including re-evaluation and compartment exams, to help improve their scores.

by: TechCrunch

Here are Africa's biggest startups based on valuation

We take a look at African startups that could uniocorns, that is become billion-dollar companies, in the coming years.

by: MLive

Boom to bust: The rise and fall of Michigan's hemp farming program

Five years ago, speculators seemed sure hemp was poised to become the next boom crop in Michigan. That's changed. Now the state's hemp farming program is on life support. Dreams of a supply chain able to convert raw hemp into building materials,

by: WCTV

Spark Thomasville helps entrepreneurs ignite their business

In Thomasville, nonprofit training program Spark Thomasville has been going the extra mile since 2019 to support local gems with a program designed to help them succeed.

by: inc42

How 9AI Is Automating Workflows For Indian Enterprises

AI automates business operations, extracts actionable insights from datasets and streamlines workflows across industries

by: Mint

Lost Wife, Money and Opportunity: Former Analyst's unsolicited advice for Yuzvendra Chahal sparks massive backlash

Siddhant Garg, the founder of Corporate Stories, shared his analysis of how Yuzvendra Chahal would have earned more than ₹8 crore if he had invested his money in Nifty instead of marrying in 2020, according to a LinkedIn post.

by: Kiplinger

Should You Start a Business in Retirement? Here's What You Need to Know

Whether you've always wanted to own your own company or just want to stay active or have more retirement money, starting a business in retirement is possible. Here's what to consider.

by: Euronews

Tariffs and defence spending: S&P Global slashes eurozone and UK growth forecast

Uncertainty around US trade tariffs is costing the eurozone and the UK economy billions this year and the next, which cannot be entirely offset by increased defence spending in 2025. View on euronews

by: Insider

I'm a federal worker who returned to the office. The process felt rushed, and the people I work with aren't even there.

A formerly remote federal worker had to report to an office they'd never heard of that has a trickier commute. It felt illogical and a little cruel.

by: Yahoo

Congressional ethics report: Cory Mills potentially violated federal law, house rules

The OCE said Mills and key witnesses "refused to cooperate" with the review, limiting its access to "relevant information."

by: GOBankingRates

5 Genius Things Millennials Do With Their Paychecks

Millennials often get a bad rap for lifestyle spending. However, from prioritizing flexibility to creative investing, millennials make some of the smartest money moves of any generation.

by: YourStory

7 Timeless lessons from Same as Ever by Morgan Housel

Discover 7 insightful lessons from Same as Ever by Morgan Housel, offering timeless wisdom on decision-making, uncertainty, and success.

by: Forbes

The B-School Paradox: Is Entrepreneurship Really A '20-Worst' Major?

Business schools focus on VC and corporate skills, treating entrepreneurship poorly. They need to teach finance-smart strategies and unicorn skills to stay relevant.

by: TipRanks

Smithfield Foods' Earnings Call Highlights Profitability and Growth

Smithfield Foods, Inc. (($SFD)) has held its Q4 earnings call. Read on for the main highlights of the call. Smithfield Foods' recent earnings call

by: CNBC

Bangkok declares 'disaster zone', at least 144 reported dead in Myanmar after earthquake

The Stock Exchange of Thailand suspended trading across all exchanges on Friday while Honda and Nissan temporarily halted plant operations.

by: Investopedia

WR Berkley Stock Surges to Record High as Japan's MSI Plans to Take 15% Stake

Shares of W.R. Berkley Corporation rose 7% Friday, leading gainers on the S&P 500 after the insurance firm said Japan's Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance will take a 15% stake in W.R. Berkley.

by: GhanaWeb

World Bank Group launches Business Ready Report in Ghana

Report in Ghana, providing a comprehensive assessment of the country's business environment and identifying key areas for reform.

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: 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: Bloomberg

Taylor Swift and Elon Musk Can Hide Their Flight Data Now

Owners of private aircraft can now ask the Federal Aviation Administration to not publicly disclose their name, address and other data linking them to their planes.

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: Moneycontrol

10 reasons why startups must attend Startup Mahakumbh and how to register

Startups can unveil their latest innovations, receive feedback, and conduct live demonstrations to investors, industry leaders, and potential customers.

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: TheStreet

Iconic burger chain makes big move to take down McDonald's

The first location opened in 1950 as a humble burger stand in Corpus Christi, Texas, and since then, it has built over 1,100 restaurants in the U.S. and expanded across 16 states. Those who grew up in Texas share the nostalgia and familiarity of stepping into a Whataburger.

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: 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: Reuters

Congo doubles salaries for beleaguered army amid rebel advance

Democratic Republic of Congo doubled salaries for soldiers and police on Friday, the finance ministry said, in an apparent bid to boost morale as Rwanda-backed M23 rebels advance in the east.

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: Forbes

Why The Expected Trump M&A Boom Is A Bust-So Far

Dealmakers' post-election optimism has fizzled amid Trump-induced economic uncertainty. Are deals dead or just delayed?

by: Insider

Canadians don't want to visit the US, so airlines are cutting seats and axing flights

Bookings on flights from Canada to the US have dropped more than 70%, OAG found. WestJet said it's seeing demand shift to Europe and Mexico.

WR Berkley Stock Surges to Record High as Japan's MSI Plans to Take 15% Stake

Shares of W.R. Berkley Corporation rose 7% Friday, leading gainers on the S&P 500 after the insurance firm said Japan's Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance will take a 15% stake in W.R. Berkley.

W.R. Berkley Corp.'s stock surged to a record high after Japan's Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance Co. (MSI) announced plans to acquire a 15% stake in the company. This move is part of MSI's strategy to expand its presence in the U.S. insurance market. The deal, which involves MSI purchasing shares at a premium, reflects the growing interest of Japanese insurers in overseas markets due to the stagnant domestic market conditions in Japan. The investment is expected to not only provide MSI with a foothold in the U.S. but also potentially lead to further collaborations or strategic alliances between the two companies. This news has positively impacted investor confidence, leading to the significant rise in W.R. Berkley's stock price.

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