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• Mon, June 2, 2025

by: MassLive

People in Business: June 2, 2025

by: CNN

Global stocks slide as tariff tensions reignite | CNN Business

Global stocks mostly dipped on Monday as investors digested President Donald Trump's doubling of tariffs on American's steel imports and as trade tensions with China flare up once again.

by: Finextra

UK fintech Tide eyes unicorn status

Tide, the UK-based business banking fintech, is reportedly in talks about a funding deal that would make it the UK's next unicorn.

by: Fortune

Women run 11% of companies on 2025 Fortune 500

The 2025 Fortune 500 includes 55 women-led companies.

by: Forbes

How Greater Purpose Is Giving Canadian Businesses A New Way To Lead With Impact

Today marks the official launch of Greater Purpose, a Canadian platform built to bring together businesses that want to integrate purpose into the very core of how they operate.

by: lbbonline

Business Platform Ramp Helps You 'Love Finance' | LBBOnline

Little Black Book, Arts & Letters and ProdCo director Jara Moravec challenges manual financial processes

by: Variety

Disney Layoffs Cut Across TV, Film, Corporate Finance Affecting Hundreds of Employees

Disney is laying off several hundred employees globally across multiple teams.

by: Reuters

Two Japanese killed in China after business dispute, Kyodo News reports

Two Japanese men were killed in Dalian, a city in northeastern China, and a suspect has been detained, Kyodo News reported on Tuesday, citing the Japanese embassy in China. Chinese police notified the Japanese consulate in Shenyang on May 25 about the killings, saying they resulted from a business dispute between acquaintances, the report said.

by: Reuters

Brazil's finance minister links potential IOF tax tweak to financial tax overhaul

The government last month hiked the IOF tax on some transactions to meet its fiscal targets, but the measure met with backlash and lawmakers signaled they could overturn it. Haddad suggested that discussion had opened the door to wider reforms. "Beyond addressing the 2025 issue, (the aim is) to carry out a structural reform for the coming years," the minister added.

by: Forbes

How To Think Bigger In Business

$Everyone is dreaming too small and achieving a fraction of what they could achieve. Don't let that be you. Here's how to transform your thinking.$

by: Fortune

This stealth AI supplier just leapfrogged 206 companies on the Fortune 500

The little-known company has played a pivotal role in powering the AI boom.

by: CNN

This is the worst jobs market in years for college grads | CNN Business

The Class of 2025 faces a daunting assignment: getting hired in today's no-hire, no-fire jobs market.

by: CNN

Trump doubles steel tariffs to 50% in 'major announcement' | CNN Business

President Donald Trump announced Friday that he would set tariffs on steel imported into the United States at 50%, double their current rate.

by: Reuters

Morning Bid: Dollar slides on trade and tax fears

Defense and space tech company Voyager Technologies aims at a valuation of $1.6 billion in its U.S. listing, the company revealed in a filing on Monday.

by: Fortune

Women CEOs run 11% of Fortune 500 companies in 2025

Fifty-five female CEOs run companies on the 2025 Fortune 500.

by: Fortune

8 Fortune 500 companies with high revenue, low headcount

The largest Fortune 500 company has two million workers. These eight have under 2,000.

by: Fortune

Bill Gates and Warren Buffett have used their wealth for good. Will the Fortune 500 follow their example?

America's big businesses could use their record profits to create positive change.

• Tue, June 3, 2025

by: Reuters

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon tells Fox Business US debt could cause bond turmoil

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said on Monday that the rising U.S. national debt is a "big deal" that could create a "tough time" for the bond market that causes spreads to widen, he told Fox Business' "Mornings with Maria" program.

by: AFP

Malaysian finance ministry warns against 'false' e-wallet subsidy scheme posts

Malaysia's finance ministry has warned the public to be wary of fraudulent social media posts claiming the government is handing out a 300 ringgit ($70 USD) cash aid via e-wallets. The Facebook posts share external links to phishing sites asking users for private information, including national identification and phone numbers. Genuine government subsidies are disbursed to eligible participants' identity cards or bank accounts.

by: wjla

Maryland announces new funding round for cannabis business assistance

Governor Wes Moore announced a new round of funding through the Maryland Department of Commerce's Cannabis Business Assistance Fund.This marks the fourth finan

by: Impacts

Why Early Investors Are Betting Big on Mutuum Finance (MUTM) - The Next Chapter In Decentralized Finance (DeFi)

The crypto market is going through a transition right now, which has seen investors shift into new coins with better returns.

by: CoinDesk

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by: MLB

Yankees Mag: The Family Business

Cody Bellinger got his first taste of Major League Baseball in the Bronx. But unlike most of his Yankees teammates, his introduction to the big leagues came decades before he actually played the sport for a living. The outfielder's first memories of being at the old Yankee Stadium bring him

by: WSOC

Cornelius denies zoning request for business park

The town of Cornelius denied a rezoning request that would have turned farmland into a business park.

by: Forbes

How CFOs Can Unlock Innovation Opportunities Through Venture Building

by: CNET

Klarna Launches New BNLP Debit Card That Lets You Finance on the Fly -- but There's a Catch

This new debit card will make it easy to select an interest-free BNLP plan at checkout, but there are fees to watch for.

by: ZDNet

How Snowflake's new tools turn business analysts into AI developers

Integrating AI output with SQL and providing observability of large language models are ways to put more data analysts in control, according to the data warehousing giant.

by: Newsweek

Trump business booms abroad amid ethics questions

Since the president's return to office, The Trump Organization has launched a wave of new international ventures.

by: KRON

Castro business owners see spike in business during Pride Month

(KRON) - While it's always Pride in the San Francisco neighborhood Castro District, the month of June means an increase in people and revenue to the businesses. On an average year, the city of San Francisco welcomes around a million visitors to celebrate Pride, according to SF Pride. Visitors pour money into the local economy, [ ]

by: CNN

Ray Dalio: 'We should be afraid of the bond market' | CNN Business

The US is at a low risk of an imminent economic crisis but high risk in the long term, billionaire investor Ray Dalio writes in a new book.

by: Variety

Cillian Murphy Won't Appear in '28 Years Later' Trilogy Until End of Second Movie; Danny Boyle Hopes His Casting 'Gets the Third Film Financed'

Cillian Murphy is coming back to the "28 Days Later" franchise though his return will have to wait. In new interviews with Business Insider and IGN, director Danny Boyle says that Murphy, who starred in the original "28 Days Later" in 2002, does not appear in the upcoming "28 Years Later." But he will feature

by: WMUR

Senate Finance Committee approves $15.6B state budget plan

The next state budget is on its way to the floor of the New Hampshire Senate for a vote later this week.

by: MassLive

Springfield assists new retail development at former Eastfield Mall with $8 million in financing

Seven of the retail buildings for the new Springfield Crossing development on Boston Road are scheduled to open by Thanksgiving.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Russian invasion rattles financial markets | Season 2022

Market watchers worry about how the conflict will impact the world economy

by: Fortune

Leadership coach Bill Hoogterp on how to move past nice, and get to effective

An exec who wants to become a stronger leader and possess more gravitas and an air of authority.

by: Forbes

Canva AI Tools Freelancers Can Use To Streamline Their Business

Here are some of Canva's best AI tools and how they can help streamline freelancers' marketing and business admin.

by: CNET

Klarna Launches New BNPL Debit Card That Lets You Finance on the Fly - but There's a Catch

This new debit card will make it easy to select an interest-free BNPL plan at checkout, but there are fees to watch for.

by: Fortune

Tesla owners offloading their cars over Elon Musk backlash are in for a nasty surprise

by: ZDNet

Snowflake's new AI agents make it easier for businesses to make sense of their data

Snowflake Intelligence spans structured and unstructured data from a variety of services.

by: CNN

Tariffs are squeezing Americans. That could be good for Dollar General | CNN Business

Most US retailers are struggling from President Donald Trump's tariffs. Dollar General could actually benefit.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Corporate business tax surcharge | Season 2023

New report finds surcharge is only paid by the top 2% of businesses in the state

by: PBS

PBS39 News Reports | SPOTLIGHT PA 8/04 | Season 2020

how PA's small biz loan program failed to reach minority-owned businesses

by: Fortune

Commerce Secretary Lutnick reportedly told friends in private he's 'not thrilled' with Trump's whipsaw approach to tariffs

Howard Lutnick is reportedly worried Trump's rhetoric could make it harder to strike a trade deal with Canada and Mexico.

by: Fortune

Papa Johns gets cheeky to power its comeback

When going after competitors like Domino's, a little spice can't hurt.

by: Fortune

Why Edward Jones launched its new venture arm, Edward Jones Ventures

by: Fortune

Trump administration can stop approving new refugees but it has to allow in ones already accepted, court rules

Despite long-standing support from both major political parties for accepting thoroughly vetted refugees, the program has become politicized in recent years.

• Wed, June 4, 2025

by: BBC

Scotland's papers: Edinburgh's 'sea of debt' and baby unit fears

The financial sustainability of Edinburgh and the possible removal of neo-natal services in Wishaw make the papers.

by: BBC

Derbyshire council's building company "a threat" to finances

An independent review suggested Dragonfly should be dissolved amid risks around governance, finances and conflicts of interest.

Trump doubles steel tariffs to 50% in 'major announcement' | CNN Business

President Donald Trump announced Friday that he would set tariffs on steel imported into the United States at 50%, double their current rate.

On May 30, 2025, former President Donald Trump announced a new policy proposal to impose a 50% tariff on imported steel if he were to be elected again, aiming to protect American steel manufacturers and jobs. This announcement, made during a campaign rally in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, a key steel-producing region, underscores Trump's ongoing commitment to the steel industry, which he claims has been unfairly treated by global trade practices. The proposed tariff is significantly higher than the 25% tariff he implemented during his presidency, and it has sparked a range of reactions from industry stakeholders, with some praising the move for potential job growth and others expressing concerns about increased costs and possible trade retaliations from other countries.

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