• Thu, May 1, 2025

by: Grist

Who will finance global climate solutions? Not the West.

As the U.S. and Europe slash their development funding, Chinese president Xi Jinping vowed that his country "will not slow down its climate actions."

by: abc13

Judge KP George's finance report shows no loan repayment during timeframe of new felony charges

Fort Bend County Judge KP George says a campaign loan shouldn't have gotten him in trouble, but campaign finance reports obtained by ABC13 say otherwise.

by: MLB

Cycle, offensive fireworks make for busy Tuesday in the Minors

A number of Top 100 prospects proved worthy of their rankings, but a player in the Single-A Florida State League took a good portion of Tuesday's spotlight. Along with his milestone, there were a handful of four-hit games and an array of homers, RBIs and top plays that highlighted the

by: HuffPost

'Unhinged': Trump's 'Greatest' Claim About Business Backfires Spectacularly

The president attacked business leaders who disagree with his policies on tariffs.

by: Newsweek

Tears at what dog "with anxiety" does to cope on busy train ride

Viewers loved the video, with one writing that they love people "that take extra care of their pets."

by: WSAZ

Columbus business breaks ground on Kentucky facility

A new company is coming to the Greenup-Boyd Riverport in Wurtland and promising new jobs.

by: Forbes

The Future Belongs To The Bold: Embracing AI As A Business Leader

The ability to treat AI as a tool for creative problem-solving and a bridge between efficiency and vision is a defining trait of tomorrow's successful leaders.

by: Reuters

Charles Schwab CEO says investors are 'de-risking' and diversifying

Investors have responded to the market turmoil throughout April by dialing down the level of risk they are taking and making some shifts in their asset allocation in favor of bonds and non-U.S. stocks,

by: IndustryWeek

Manufacturing Business Confidence Plummets in April

Several new surveys point to massive declines in capital spending plans and a growing sense of unease in the manufacturing community.

by: Impacts

Marco K Nagel's Achievements and Innovation in Finance

Marco K Nagel holds a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from Berlin International Business School and a PhD in Finance from the University of Wales. He specializes in artificial intelligence trading technologies and quantitative analysis, and has long been dedicated to providing practical and forward-looking technical analysis and trading strategies to private investors, institutions, and […]

by: fox6now

Budgeting for the big day; Preparing finances for your wedding

Drew White with Northwestern Mutual shares how couples can prepare financially for their upcoming nuptials.

by: CNN

Business owner on how tariffs could impact wedding industry | CNN Business

Cara Rank joins The Lead

by: WMUR

Chamber of Commerce calls for small business tariff exclusion

Some small business owners are calling for tariff exclusions as the U.S. Chamber of Commerce warns of "irreparable harm" to Main Street without immediate relief.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: No SALT relief in new federal spending bill | Season 2022

The new spending bill wouldn't raise or eliminate cap on state and local tax deductions

by: Patch

New Businesses Recently Registered In Wallingford

Here's a list of businesses that were recently formed in Wallingford.

by: Cryptopolitan

Dogecoin (DOGE) and Mutuum Finance (MUTM): Can These Leading Tokens Below $1 Hit $5?

Investors pay attention to Dogecoin (DOGE) and Mutuum Finance (MUTM) while both tokens remain below the $1 mark. Dogecoin market value has climbed 12.12% over the last week to reach $0.174 and successfully passed through its 50-day moving average line since January.

by: Investopedia

Tariff Actions in Trump's First 100 Days Could Affect Your Finances

President Donald Trump's tariff actions in his first 100 days have increased the prices of some items and helped keep borrowing costs elevated.

by: Fortune

The office apocalypse might finally be over, if signs of life from the world's largest commercial real estate services company come to fruition

CBRE's chief financial officer said "U.S. office leasing delivered 28% revenue growth," during its earnings call on Thursday.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Crypto market turmoil | Season 2022

A Jersey City-based cryptocurrency company has filed for bankruptcy protection

by: Fortune

As bold CEO voices challenge Trump's tariffs amid recession fears, one CEO association seems missing in action

The business community's response to Trump's tariffs has been disappointingly fragmented.

by: Reuters

South Korea's finance minister offers to resign

South Korea's finance minister Choi Sang-mok offered to resign, the ministry said on Thursday, as parliament was set to vote whether to impeach him.

by: CNN

Kohl's just fired its brand new CEO for unethical behavior | CNN Business

Kohl's has fired its newly installed CEO, who has spent less than five months in the position, after the retailer found that Ashley Buchanan engaged in unethical behavior.

by: Forbes

Tariffs And Small Business: Insights From Industry Experts

As new tariffs drive up costs by as much as 145%, small business owners and industry experts share the harsh realities—and hard decisions—they're now facing.

by: Fortune

Surviving tariffs: 5 steps small businesses should take now

Experts say small companies should connect with their suppliers and customers, front-load on essentials, cut costs, and join forces with other organizations.

by: CNN

Amazon to include price of tariffs on listings for products | CNN Business

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt calls Amazon's reported plans to include the cost of U.S. tariffs on listings for products a "hostile and political act." Amazon confirms it was considering breaking out tariff charges on some items on its Amazon Haul site, but the company says that was never a consideration for the main site. Two economists with opposing views on Trump's tariff policies react in a fiery conversation with CNN's Becky Anderson

by: Reuters

ABB to spin off world's second biggest robotics business

ZURICH (Reuters) -Swiss industrial group ABB on Thursday announced plans to spin off its robotics division in the biggest shake up at the company since it sold its power grids business to Japan's Hitachi in 2018. The business is the world's second-biggest industrial robot maker after Japan's FANUC Corp and competes with rivals including Yaskawa and Germany's Kuka. The global robotics is valued at $16.5 billion by the International Federation of Robotics, which last year forecast a 4% in

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Signs of economic recovery in NJ | Season 2022

Head of Federal Reserve Bank of New York says the economy is bouncing back

by: Forbes

Tariffs Have Consequences For Latino Workers And Businesses

The Trump tariffs will negatively impact Latino workers and entrepreneurs. This economic impact on Latinos will have a negative cascading impact on the overall economy.

by: Forbes

30 Under 30 Europe Finance 2025: The Funders And Founders Moving Money Into The Future

30 Under 30 Europe Finance 2025: This year's honorees aren't inheriting the financial system. They're building the infrastructure for what comes next.

by: Reuters

Credit Agricole shares fall as rising costs and tax hit Q1 result

Credit Agricole reported a drop in first-quarter profit on Wednesday as a one-off government tax hike, rising costs and retail weakness offset strength in its investment bank.

by: Fortune

Tory Burch makes $1 billion pledge for women entrepreneurs

The Tory Burch Foundation promises to support women entrepreneurs with revenue totaling $1 billion by 2030.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Storm cleanup continues for Essex County businesses | Season 2021

Bloomfield Township has added bulk pickup days to help businesses and residents clean up

by: CNN

Tesla stops taking new orders in China for two imported, US-made models | CNN Business

Tesla has suspended taking new orders for Model S and Model X vehicles on its Chinese website, Reuters checks showed on Friday, as the world's two largest economies exchange blows in a trade war.

by: CNN

How Korean Air is weathering Trump tariffs | CNN Business

The chief executive of one of the world's top airlines, Korean Air, spoke to CNN's Mike Valerio about the potential impacts of US President Donald Trump's trade war.

by: CNN

Subway keeps shrinking | CNN Business

Subway's footprint in the United States has shrunk again, falling below 20,000 for the first time in two decades.

by: CNN

Can Uncle Roger make it in the restaurant business? | CNN

Malaysian comedian Nigel Ng made his name as Uncle Roger, a grumpy Asian boomer character who roasts chefs on YouTube for how they cook fried rice. Now he's turned his hand to opening his own chain of restaurants but can he live up to his own standards? And what does Uncle Roger think of CNN anchor Kristie Lu Stout's cooking?

by: CNN

A guide to financial sanity now | CNN Business

The first 100 days of the second Trump administration upended a lot of things, not least of which was what investors, businesses and consumers thought they knew about the US economy.
  • Fri, May 2, 2025

by: Tennessean

The best Tennessee graduate schools for education, business and more

See where Tennessee grad schools ranked on the latest US News list.

by: Bloomberg

April Global Regulatory Brief: Digital finance

As technology continues to reshape financial services, regulators and policy setters are embarking on a range of digital-finance initiatives to manage risks and set appropriate standards.

by: ThePrint

UK Chancellor, Finance Minister Sitharaman announces USD 400 million in new trade

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by: CoinTelegraph

Japan's finance watchdog says no plans yet to classify crypto as financial products

Japan's Financial Services Agency says it doesn't yet have plans to revise local finance laws after Nikkei reported it would classify cryptocurrencies as financial products.

by: BBC

Chelsea finances: Club confirm talks with Uefa over financial sustainability

Chelsea have confirmed they are talks with Uefa over the club's financial sustainability following their latest financial results.

by: Fortune

VP Vance says U.S. is launching an 'industrial renaissance' in visit to South Carolina steel plant

Nucor Steel's corporate leaders have cheered Trump's tariff policies, which have shaken the global economy and proved less popular with other business leaders.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Busy wildfire season strains budgets | Season 2023

'We need new aircraft and new vehicles,' DEP commissioner says

by: CNN

DEI is winning with Costco, Apple and Levi's shareholders | CNN Business

Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) has been losing with corporate America, with one big exception: the people who actually own the companies.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Opioid lawsuits settlement to be finalized | Season 2022

J&J, three drug distributors have agreed to finalize $26B settlement over opioid lawsuits

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Unemployment benefits deadline approaching | Season 2020

The FEMA Lost Wages program provides a maximum payment of $1,800 for eligible residents.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Incentivizing remote jobs in NJ | Season 2023

EDA head says NJ could become the friendliest state for remote and hybrid work

Credit Agricole shares fall as rising costs and tax hit Q1 result

Credit Agricole reported a drop in first-quarter profit on Wednesday as a one-off government tax hike, rising costs and retail weakness offset strength in its investment bank.
Credit Agricole's shares experienced a decline following the announcement of their first-quarter results, which were negatively impacted by increased costs and a significant tax charge. The French bank reported a 47% drop in net income to 444 million euros, largely due to a 375 million euro tax related to the European resolution fund. Despite these setbacks, the bank's underlying pre-tax profit rose by 6.3% to 2.45 billion euros, driven by strong performances in its corporate and investment banking divisions. However, the overall results fell short of analyst expectations, contributing to a 4.5% drop in share price to 11.34 euros.

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