Sat, May 10, 2025

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Moms, money and self-trust: How these 5 women made debt work for their lives

Financial journeys are shaped by multiple goals and responsibilities.

by: Seeking Alpha

Is New York Mortgage Trust A Value Trap After Q1 Earnings Release?

New York Mortgage Trust faces losses, rising interest expenses, and asset quality issues, raising dividend risk. Learn why NYMT stock is a hold.

by: Quartz

Trump makes a deal, Bill Gates on Elon Musk's DOGE, and an airport melts down: Business news roundup

President Donald Trump on Thursday announced the first trade deal following his blitz of tariffs, as the U.S. and the United Kingdom agreed to an accord amid Trump's growing trade war with China and other countries.

by: Time

How Business Is Really Talking About Climate Change

At the Milken Global Conference, companies talk about protecting themselves from climate risks.

by: Impacts

Will Finance Jobs Be Replaced by AI? What You Need to Know

As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to make strides in industries worldwide, one of the most common questions people are asking is: Will finance AI replace jobs? The finance industry, known for its reliance on data analysis and decision-making, is not immune to these technological advancements. While AI is reshaping many areas of , it's essential […]

by: Forbes

Worcester, Massachusetts, Is 2025's Top City For Small Business

Worcester is New England's second largest and fastest growing city; its population grew by 14% between 2010 and 2020.

by: ThePrint

India Shelter Finance Corporation Limited

VMPL Gurugram (Haryana) [India], May 10: The Board of Directors of India Shelter Finance Corporation at its meeting held today, approved the audited financial results for quarter and full year ended March 31, 2025. Show Full Article Commenting on the performance, Rupinder Singh, Managing Director and CEO of India Shelter Finance Corporation said: We are […]

by: Fortune

Tariff 'earthquake' sends shipping industry into crisis mode

In the latest developments, the Trump administration said Wednesday it would provide a one-month exemption for "any autos coming through USMCA," the existing US trade deal with Canada and Mexico.

by: Fortune

The vast majority of CEOs are fearful of losing their jobs due to AI, survey reveals

Nearly 80% of U.S. CEOs said they could lose their jobs within two years if they don't deliver AI-driven business gains.

by: CNBC

America's Top States for Business 2007: The full rankings

America's Top States for Business 2007 were scored on different metrics in 10 key categories of competiveness.

by: KRIV

Auto dealers report brisk business before tariffs bring higher prices

While the specifics of what gets tariffed and what doesn't gets more complicated by the day, dealers say consumers are not waiting to find out.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Economy predictions survey | Season 2022

Survey finds CPAs in NJ expect state's economy to worsen

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Economic risks of new COVID-19 variant | Season 2021

Questions arise over New Jersey's tourism industry as new COVID-19 variant emerges in US
Fri, May 9, 2025

by: Oregonian

Former Portland commissioner, mayoral hopeful threatens to sue city over campaign finance penalties

Former Portland Commissioner Rene Gonzalez has intensified an ongoing legal battle with the city and the office of its elected watchdog over campaign finance violations he faced last fall during his unsuccessful bid for mayor.

by: WJCL

'Small businesses are supporting those big businesses': Small Shop

Shoppers are encouraged to support small businesses.

by: WHIO

Nearly a dozen injured in shooting at busy tourist area of Myrtle Beach

A shooting in the popular South Carolina tourist town of Myrtle Beach left 11 people injured, and police fatally shot one person, authorities said.

by: WFTV

St. Cloud's new ordinance will impact watercraft rental businesses

While the ordinance is effective immediately, officials said enforcement will start in 30 days.

by: Bloomberg

Buyer's Remorse Hits Finance Bosses Who 'Overhired' for ESG

There's a course-correction underway among financial firms that went all out on ESG hiring just a few years back, according to recruiters advising banks and money managers.

by: Reuters

Gambia commutes death sentence over Jammeh-era killing of finance minister

Gambia's Supreme Court has commuted the death sentence of a government minister convicted of killing the finance minister to life in prison, one of few to be convicted of crimes committed during the 22-year rule of ex-dictator Yahya Jammeh. The case has been closely watched in the tiny West African nation as a rare example of accountability for Jammeh-era crimes and also as a test case for a years-long moratorium on capital punishment.

by: WAVY

Newport News Excellent Educator allows students to create a business plan

In Newport News, Tanesha Koonce works to prepare her middle schoolers for life long after grade school.

by: KARK

City of Bryant warns local businesses of email scam

The city of Bryant is warning local businesses to be aware of a recent email scam.

by: CoinTelegraph

Swedish MP proposes Bitcoin reserve to finance minister

A Swedish parliament member has proposed Bitcoin for national reserves, mirroring US strategies and signaling increased European openness toward digital assets.

by: Deadline

Star Of BBC's 'Bargain Hunt' Pleads Guilty To Terror Financing-Related Offences

A regular expert on hit BBC show Bargain Hunt has pleaded guilty to offences related to terror financing in a first of its kind case. Oghenochuko Ojiri just admitted eight counts under the Terrorism Act 2000 of failing to make a disclosure during the course of business, according to BBC News. The prosecution is a …

by: MassLive

People in Business May 5, 2025

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by: Forbes

Why Sustainability Drives Profitability In Business

Our commitment to sustainability has delivered measurable financial returns, reinforcing our belief that what's good for the planet is also great for business.

by: TechRadar

Quantum AI is becoming a popular interest for many businesses

Lots of businesses are exploring quantum AI, survey finds

by: BBC

Bargain Hunt expert pleads guilty to terror financing-related offences

Oghenochuko Ojiri, who has been an expert on the BBC programme, has admitted eight offences.

by: Impacts

The Rise of DeFi: How Decentralized Finance is Redefining Wealth

Picture this: a world where banks are dinosaurs, and you're calling the shots with your money. That's DeFi—decentralized finance—and it's shaking up wealth like a snow globe in a toddler's hands. I've been geeking out over DeFi for years, and if you're curious about jumping in, you gotta peek at trade-gpt.org for some dope guides […]

by: Kiplinger

How Inflation Affects Your Finances and How to Stay Ahead

The cost of goods and services is certain to rise over time, making it essential to have a financial plan that will help you keep pace.

by: WTKR

Paradise Ocean Club opening for second season under new business model

Paradise Ocean Club opening for second season under new business model after nearby shooting forced business to shut down in 2022

by: WESH

Dry conditions are booming business for sod companies

The dry weather is prompting calls to sod companies like Sunny Sod Up, which had several deliveries Thursday morning.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | NJ business owners impacted by boycotts on Russian products | Season 2022

There is a potential loss of jobs due to boycotts

by: CNN

Federal student loans are due again. A record percentage of borrowers are seriously delinquent | CNN Business

New research suggests a significant number of Americans with student loan debt are not able to make payments, did not know payments were due or decided not to pay.

by: Fortune

The new CEO of Fortune 500 auto parts supplier BorgWarner just pulled the plug on its once-promising EV charging business

Concluding it will not meet the company's minimum return target, execs say closing down the operations this quarter will save a cumulative $45 million in projected operating losses across this year and next.

by: Newsweek

How Estonia is advancing AI in government, business and education

The 34-year-old country has promoted itself as a global leader in digitization and sees the AI revolution as an opportunity to build on that foundation.
Thu, May 8, 2025

by: KWTX

Temple, Texas business implements new security measures after multiple vehicle thefts

Allie's Nitty Gritty Cleaning Services was broken into last Sunday.

by: KWQC

Geneseo business gives opportunities for other local small businesses

Because hometown pride is more than a feeling, it is a collective effort.

by: Forbes

The 2025 Forbes Iconoclast Summit Will Convene The Finance Industry's Most Influential Dealmakers, Financial Titans, Investors And Market Movers

The 2025 Forbes Iconoclast Summit Will Convene The Finance Industry's Most Influential Dealmakers, Financial Titans, Investors And Market Movers

by: HousingWire

Clear Capital launches data solutions business, PropertyNova

Clear Capital also announced its first products under PropertyNova: Tax Assessment Data and Recorder Deed Data.

by: Variety

Eli Roth Directing 'Ice Cream Man,' His 'Most Terrifying and Insane' Film Yet, With Media Capital Technologies and the Horror Section Financing and Producing (EXCLUSIVE)

Media Capital Technologies (MCT) and The Horror Section will fully finance and produce "Ice Cream Man," Eli Roth's new horror film. Roth, a master of the genre whose work includes the "Hostel" and "Cabin Fever" franchise, returns with the story of an idyllic summer town descending into madness when an ice cream man serves kids sweet …

by: BBC

Kachunga stays as Cambridge plan busy summer

Forwards Elias Kachunga triggers a contract extension with Cambridge United, who are expecting a busy summer ahead in the transfer market.

by: CNN

Trump rails against Emmys over '60 Minutes' nomination | CNN Business

The president is raging against an Emmy nod for the Kamala Harris interview at the center of his defamation lawsuit against CBS News.

by: Impacts

How AI is Transforming Contract Management for Finance Teams

In my decade running Concord, I've witnessed a quiet revolution taking place: finance teams are increasingly taking the reins of contract management from legal departments. This shift isn't just happening because of new technology—it's a fundamental rethinking of what contracts actually are within an organization. And AI is accelerating this transformation dramatically.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Affordability concerns | Season 2022

Affordability a key issue for business owners, annual NJBIA survey finds

by: WJAX

Homeland Security reportedly raids St. Augustine business

*The story is developing. Refresh this link for updates.

by: Fortune

Why a DeepMind AI researcher thinks there's a connection between business and improv theater

Meet the theater director of an AI-powered improv troupe.

by: CSOonline

Security update causes new problem for Windows Hello for Business authentication

Second authentication glitch in a month affects a subset of Windows Hello for Business users.

by: TechRadar

Ransomware hackers target a new Windows security flaw to hit businesses

Zero-day in Windows Common Log File System used for hacks

The vast majority of CEOs are fearful of losing their jobs to AI, survey reveals

Nearly 80% of U.S. CEOs said they could lose their jobs within two years if they don't deliver AI-driven business gains.

In a recent survey conducted by Fortune, a significant number of CEOs expressed concerns about the potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to disrupt their roles, with 43% fearing that AI could lead to them losing their jobs within the next five years. The survey, which included responses from over 300 CEOs across various industries, highlighted a growing unease among top executives about AI's rapid advancement and its impact on traditional leadership functions. Many CEOs acknowledged that AI's ability to analyze data, make decisions, and even mimic human interaction could render certain aspects of their roles obsolete. However, the survey also revealed that some CEOs are optimistic about AI, viewing it as a tool that can enhance their decision-making capabilities and improve overall business efficiency, provided they adapt and integrate AI into their strategic planning.

Read the Full Fortune Article at:
https://fortune.com/2025/05/09/ceos-fear-losing-jobs-ai-survey/