• 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: KTTV

Child wanders into traffic on busy Sylmar street

Witnesses say the person taking care of the child left the front door open.

by: WESH

Finance Friday | Adding the costs of everyday convenience purchases

WESH 2's Jason Guy and Reshell Smith, the founder and CEO of AMES Financial Solutions, discuss the realism behind minimalism, along with potential underlying impacts of day-to-day spending

by: MarketWatch

I begged my adviser to sell amid the market turmoil. He dragged his feet and I lost $20,000. Do I have any recourse?

Cue the market downturn and I lost $20,000. I called again and begged him to get me out. He told me he would have my money out of the market by the end of the day — and it was. If he had moved my money out of the market weeks ago, much of my loss could have been prevented. I am frustrated and would like to be able to recoup some of my losses.

by: WBAY

Green Bay Finance Committee approves funds to repair Joannes Aquatic Center slides

The proposal now moves to the city council, which meets next Tuesday.

by: ThePrint

CXO Meet 2025: Pioneering the Future of Finance Through Innovation & Inclusion

VMPL Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], May 2: The 3rd CXO Meet, organized by Grameen Foundation for Social Impact (GFSI) in association with the Business Correspondent Federation of India (BCFI) and supported by Gates Foundation, concluded successfully on April 26 at Windflower Resort & Spa, Goa. Held over two action-packed days, the convening brought together leading voices […]

by: PhoneArena

Dish sells fiber business to help finance its 5G network deployment

Dish has just announced it has reached an agreement with Mereo Network to sell its fiber business for an undisclosed sum.

by: BBC

Caister business evacuated as 16 people fall ill

An ambulance hazard team is called to the commercial property.

by: MSNBC

'I want to stay in business': Small business owner pleads with Trump to reconsider tariffs

Co-founder and CEO of Lafayette 148, Deirdre Quinn, joins Morning Joe to discuss how the president's tariffs are impacting her business and why she is asking the president to reconsider them.

by: Impacts

International Business & Finance Association promotes business development to a new level

Founded in 2017, the IBFA is an independent non-profit organization that brings together entrepreneurs, innovators, and leaders from around the world. Its members represent a wide variety of industries, from finance and IT to agribusiness and aerospace. However, they share a common goal: to develop business with a focus on sustainability, transparency and global cooperation.

by: CoinTelegraph

Bitcoin ETFs, gov't adoption to drive BTC to $1M by 2029: Finance Redefined

"Structural" ETF inflows and continued governmental adoption may push Bitcoin above $1 million by 2029, as BTC may start mirroring gold's market capitalization.

by: Fortune

United to cut Newark operations as FAA issues snarl flights

The "long-simmering FAA challenges boiled over this week," United Chief Executive Officer Scott Kirby said in a letter to customers Friday.

by: abc7NY

Businesses, conservative lawyers planning legal challenge to Trump's tariffs

Sources say a lawsuit calling the tariffs unconstitutional could come this week.

by: WJZY

Small retailers say tariffs are affecting business

The owner of a baby store says the Trump administration has imposed a car seat tax. She says tariffs on Chinese goods are affecting safety equipment for babies. 12 brands have already raised or plan to raise their prices. President Donald Trump said parents may have to make some sacrifices to bring manufacturing back to the U.S.

by: WMUR

Trump caps off busy week celebrating 100 days in office

On Friday, President Donald Trump's administration made an emergency appeal to the Supreme Court and proposed significant budget changes, while also threatening Harvard's tax-exempt status.

by: Forbes

How Businesses Are Dealing With Impending Tariffs

Also in the Forbes CFO newsletter: How to save money on an overlooked part of M&A, tariffs sour Wall Street and markets, unemployment increases and job losses surge.

by: Patch

Fitness Studio Among New Businesses Opening In Brookfield

Here is a list of businesses that were formed in Brookfield from Mar. 28 through Apr. 24, 2025.

by: CNN

The economic damage from Trump's tariffs is piling up | CNN Business

Businesses in Germany and Britain produced less this month amid worries about US President Donald Trump's near-universal tariffs, in another sign that the global damage from his import levies is adding up.

by: WMUR

Tariffs could lead to higher prices for fireworks ahead of busy summer season

Fireworks are a classic when it comes to celebrating America's birthday, but nearly all fireworks are made outside of the U.S. in China, and recent tariffs on Chinese goods could lead to higher prices.

by: CNN

Delta warns of 'economic uncertainty' and 'stalled growth' in new recession alarm bell | CNN Business

Delta Air Lines warned that revenue could fall in the current quarter and that "growth has largely stalled," forcing it to drop plans to offer more seats to passengers, in another warning sign about a possible recession hitting even businesses not directly impacted by recent tariffs.

by: Forbes

Why Audience Trust Is The Ultimate Business Accelerator

People spend their time or money with those they trust. A great way to win that trust is through thought leadership, where you share expertise to help people.

by: Fortune

Trump executive order targets control of SEC, FTC, and FCC

The move generated criticism that it could ultimately lead to abuses by the Trump administration.

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

Busy week for ice cream sales thanks to sunshine

An ice-cream van owner says sales have rocketed thanks to the sunshine.

by: Impacts

The Rise of SolyFrog: A New Era for Meme-Powered Finance

With a capped supply and passive earning model, SolyFrog is poised to leap onto the radar of meme coin investors everywhere. What is SolyFrog? SolyFrog is a memecoin with purpose, created to unify meme lovers and DeFi enthusiasts across chains. By offering automatic staking, a low-friction experience, and a capped supply, SolyFrog positions itself as a […]

by: CNN

Zelle is down for some bank customers | CNN Business

Zelle, the popular peer-to-peer payment platform, is experiencing an outage that is causing payment problems for customers at some banks.

by: Forbes

15 Strategies To Navigate Trade Wars & Protect Your Business & Clients

This is a pivotal moment to look beyond long-standing relationships, explore new markets and build fresh connections.

by: Fortune

For Delta and Accenture CEOs, helping employees navigate trade and tariffs uncertainty fits the company culture

Accenture launched tariff education initiatives, and Delta stuck with planned pay hikes despite weaker business confidence.

by: CNN

A new Trump tower, stablecoin and a $4 billion deal: This week's business headlines from the Middle East | CNN Business

This week saw plans for a dirham-backed stablecoin in the United Arab Emirates, a $1 billon Trump tower in Dubai, and a $4 billion deal between Aramco and Sinopec.

by: Fortune

Current refi mortgage rates report for March 14, 2025

See Friday's report on average refi rates on different types of home loans.

by: Forbes

Top 5 Decentralized Data Collection Providers In 2025 For AI Business

This article reviews the current state of decentralized data collection and outlines key steps for wisely selecting a decentralized data provider

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Fed still plans interest-rate hikes | Season 2022

An expected interest-rate hike later this month would be the first since 2018

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Fed raises interest rates again | Season 2022

Federal Reserve makes aggressive rate hike at pivotal time for the economy

by: Forbes

20 Career Tips For Finance Professionals Working Their Way Up

Take the time to read the research and analyze, even if AI can help. Don't take shortcuts in learning.

by: Fortune

Nissan shares surge on report Japan group may seek Tesla deal

Elon Musk responded, "The Tesla factory IS the product. The Cybercab production line is like nothing else in the automotive industry."

by: CNN

Comparing stock market trends under Trump, Biden and other recent presidents

The US stock market has been on a rollercoaster during President Donald Trump's second term. The S&P 500 posted its third worst 100-day start to a presidential term in US history, only behind Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon.

by: CNN

Tesla dismisses report of board plan to replace Elon Musk | CNN Business

Tesla's chair Robyn Denholm has rejected a Wall Street Journal report that the company's board has begun a search process for a new CEO to replace Elon Musk.

by: Forbes

The Business Impact Of New York's New DEI Constitution Compliance

Inclusion and compliance are no longer separate conversations—they're two sides of the same risk strategy.

by: Fortune

A quarter of U.S. consumers are now financing groceries with buy-now, pay-later as economic pressures mount, survey says

More than 40% of buy-now, pay-later users made a late payment in the past year, according to data from Lending Tree.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Rail strike averted | Season 2022

Lawmakers did not pass a provision providing paid sick leave for workers

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: Forbes

Strategic Insights For Sustainable Business Growth

In today's highly competitive business landscape, mastering the art of gross profit (GP) optimization is critical for sustainable growth and profitability.

by: CNN

Elon Musk finally meets the press and compares himself to Buddha | CNN Business

After dodging interviews with outlets he perceived as unfriendly, Musk sat down with about a dozen mainstream news reporters in the West Wing's Roosevelt Room to reflect on his time in the Trump administration — at one point comparing himself to an iconic religious figure.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: State revenues rise | Season 2023

NJ's revenue collections rose in January but are expected to moderate in coming months

by: CNN

What to expect from Friday's jobs report | CNN Business

President Donald Trump's drastic policy moves, and the twists and turns that have come alongside them, have made economic forecasting a squirrely endeavor.

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | Tattoo Regret Becomes Big Business | Season 2018

We talk to folks who are going through the process, which can take months and cost several

by: Forbes

AI In Retail: Should Your Business Harness Personalization?

While AI personalization is something of an expected reality to many users, it also presents an ethical quandary—when does personalization become manipulation?

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.

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.
Japan is set to legally classify cryptocurrencies as financial products, according to a report by the Nikkei news outlet. This reclassification, expected to be implemented as early as 2023, aims to enhance investor protection and prevent fraudulent activities within the crypto market. The move follows a series of high-profile crypto exchange hacks and frauds in Japan, including the collapse of the Mt. Gox exchange in 2014. By treating cryptocurrencies as financial products, Japanese regulators hope to apply stricter regulations and oversight, similar to those governing traditional financial instruments, to ensure the stability and security of the crypto market.

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