Mon, June 9, 2025

by: Fortune

Activist retail investors take on Korea's corporate laggards

A wave of grass-roots activism in South Korea is turning small investors into a surprising political force.

by: Artemis

Best of Artemis, week ending June 8th 2025 - Artemis.bm

Here are the ten most popular news articles, week ending June 8th 2025, covering catastrophe bonds, ILS, reinsurance capital and related risk transfer
Sun, June 8, 2025

by: Fortune

BYD unleashes an EV industry reckoning that alarms Beijing

"What you're seeing in China is disturbing, because there's a lack of demand and extreme price cutting."

by: CNN

ABC News suspends Terry Moran after Trump administration condemns 'hater' post | CNN Business

Veteran ABC News correspondent Terry Moran was suspended Sunday after he posted a highly critical assessment of President Trump and Trump's deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller on the social media platform X.

by: Variety

Busy New Mexico Draws Productions With Strong Incentives Plus Tech and Crew Development to 'Future-Proof' Local Business

Busy New Mexico draws productions with strong incentives plus tech and crew development to future-proof business.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Rutgers University strike | Season 2023

Faculty unions at Rutgers University to hold strike authorization vote next week

by: Impacts

Why Are ABN Holders in Australia Uniquely Positioned to Benefit From Heavy Vehicle Financing?

In Australia, having an Australian Business Number (ABN) opens the door to a wide range of opportunities, especially when it comes to business finance. For individuals and small businesses operating in transport, construction, logistics, or farming, an ABN holder truck loan can be a game-changer. These specialized loans are designed to help ABN holders purchase [ ]

by: Investopedia

Who's Paying For Trump's Tariffs? You Are, Businesses Say

If there was any doubt about who would ultimately pay the cost of Donald Trump's new import taxes, businesses have a clear answer: customers.

by: Patch

Popular Eatery Opening New Location: CT Business News

Restaurant Planned For Historic Building / Major Auto Company To Close Over 100 Locations / Major Mall Announces New Stores & More...

by: Forbes

How Boring Businesses Create Real Millionaires

Meet the boring millionaire, the person who quietly built their millions by doing what most people don't want to do - they built a boring business.

by: BBC

New business park plans for Scunthorpe area

A 77-acre employment park near Scunthorpe has been unveiled as part of Lincolnshire Lakes scheme.

by: WTVD

Downtown Fayetteville business owners weigh in on the new Crown Event Center getting cancelled

Cumberland County officials are back to the drawing board in their plans to revitalize the Crown Complex after cancelling their plans to build a new Crown in downtown Fayetteville.
Sat, June 7, 2025

by: KRON

Another food business in SF Ferry Building to close

SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) Another business in the iconic SF Ferry Building is set to close, KRON4.com has learned. Le Marais Bakery's Grande Creperie announced it had received the "sudden and unexpected" news that its lease at the building would not be renewed. "In January, we were given a commitment for a new lease," the [ ]

by: Reuters

Indonesian jailed for Bali bombing starts coffee business

SURABAYA, Indonesia (Reuters) -An Indonesian convicted in the deadly 2002 Bali nightclub bombings has launched his own coffee business after being released on parole, and has said he will use some of the earnings to help survivors of the attacks. Umar Patek, a member of the al Qaeda-linked Jemaah Islamiyah group, was jailed for 20 years in 2012 after he was found guilty of making bombs that ripped through two Bali nightclubs, killing 202 people, including 88 Australians and 38 Indonesians. Patek

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Restaurant industry recovery | Season 2023

Restaurants were booked up during the holidays, people less worried about dining indoors

by: WLOX

Local businesses ready for a busy weekend

With the big baseball tournament taking place this weekend, local businesses are prepped and ready.

by: WTVT

Hyde Park Village sees change as area grows with new businesses coming in, others leaving

As development booms around Tampa, Hyde Park Village is one of the areas where change is happening. New business is coming in, while other businesses have moved out over the last several years.

by: BBC

Lockdown businesses thriving five years after Covid

The pandemic was a "catalyst for some entrepreneurial soul-searching", a business expert says.

by: CNN

Should you invest in crypto now? | CNN Business

Much has changed in the crypto landscape over the past year and a half. And with it, so may more investors' minds about cryptocurrencies especially bitcoin, the (very young) granddaddy of them all.

by: Fortune

How a Second City improv class became a training ground for the next generation of business leaders

The theater may not be the new boardroom, but it's teaching old bosses some new tricks.

by: Time

15 Business Websites You Should Be Reading (With Help From AI)

These top business websites not only offer real-time news and in-depth analysis but also provide expert advice and valuable resources.
Fri, June 6, 2025

by: KTXL

Business Solutions Center to help small businesses launched

(FOX40.COM) The new resource hub, Business Solution Center, was launched by the City of Sacramento in an effort to help local small businesses succeed. Video Above: Local business in Old Sacramento focused on Eco-Friendly products Officials said the City's Office of Innovation and Economic Development developed the hub, while the American Rescue Plan Act and the U.S. [ ]

by: Newsweek

House passes bill making it harder for non-citizens to open businesses

The House has passed new legislation that would prevent non-U.S. citizens from receiving Small Business Administration loans.

by: abc13

How Texans can prepare their homes and finances as experts warn of above-normal hurricane season

Here are some things property owners can do to protect their homes and finances before any storms begin forming in the Gulf this hurricane season.

by: MassLive

Healey-Driscoll Administration announces $6.7 million to support Small Business Services statewide

Administered by MassDevelopment, the Small Technical Assistance Program was created in 2006 by the former Mass Growth Capital Corporation to empower small business support organizations. such as community development corporations and community development financial institutions,

by: WKYT

WKYT Investigates: Auditor may review finances for FCPS

The state auditor may soon look into Fayette County Public Schools.

by: TheBlast

Meghan Markle's Renewed Show Called 'A Business Risk' For Netflix

Meghan Markle's partnership with Netflix continues to face scrutiny, with a British media personality expressing disappointment.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: Inflation slows, gas prices fall | Season 2022

Inflation rate is at its lowest level in a year

by: Impacts

Mutuum Finance (MUTM) Emerges as Frontrunner For Explosive 20x Returns in 2025

Tired of finding out about high-growth crypto projects while they are at the top? You might have seen others make huge gains on seemingly

by: KARK

Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration issues notice about frequent text scam

The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration is warning Arkansans about a scam text that claims to be from the Arkansas Vehicle Administration, which does not exist.

by: CoinTelegraph

Stablecoin legislation to drive Bitcoin market cycle in 2025: Finance Redefined

Stablecoin legislation may catalyze Bitcoin's cycle top of over $150,000 in 2025 as the industry awaits the full Senate vote on the GENIUS Act.

by: Investopedia

Kimberly-Clark To Sell Majority of $3.4B Global Tissue Business

Kimberly-Clark on Thursday announced a partnership with Brazilian pulp and paper producer Suzano to split ownership of Kimberly-Clark's international tissue and paper products business.

by: TheWrap

Disney Cuts Hundreds of Jobs Across TV, Film, Corporate Finance and More in Latest Round of Layoffs

This marks the fourth and largest staff reduction at the media conglomerate's TV operations in the last year

by: Finextra

The Future of Open Finance: Impacts of New Regulation, Use Cases, & Business Models

Simos Eacott, Head of Payments, NatWest, speaks at EBAday 2025 in Paris about the the future of Open Finance and the impacts of new regulation, use cases, and business models. We hear how much the switch to an expanded open finance ecosystem will enable growth, and whether the industry is prepared for the potential changes.

by: CNET

Klarna's New BNPL Debit Card Provides Quick Access to Financing Plans. Is It Better Than a Credit Card?

The new card makes it easy to use a buy now, pay later plan, but you can get its paid features for free elsewhere.

by: krtv

Eye On Great Falls - new businesses (May 2025)

Some new businesses have recently opened in Great Falls - or plan to in the coming months - Aneesa Coomer reports:

by: Forbes

Small Business Toolkit: Advice On Taxes, Business Structure, Funding And More

Forbes offers timely tips for those starting or running a small business today. While tariffs and tax and SBA changes create new challenges, some basics remain the same.

by: Fortune

GenAI could be the 'corporate archaeologist' that your company needs

How to turn institutional memory into competitive advantage.

by: CNN

The entirely predictable Trump-Musk divorce threatens Musk's business empire | CNN Business

Elon Musk's decision to go all-in on Donald Trump never made much sense. His scorched-earth approach to breaking up with Trump is even harder to square.

by: WAVY

Downtown Norfolk businesses brace for busy Harborfest Weekend

Harborfest will sail into town tomorrow. It has been a tradition on the Norfolk Riverbank for nearly half a century.

by: Variety

Spotify Lays Off 5% of Staff Across The Ringer and Podcast Studios Business

The cuts, made internally Tuesday, represent a 5% reduction in headcount across The Ringer and Spotify Studios. The roles that were eliminated will be reallocated to support Spotify's video podcast push, a source familiar with the company said. Spotify is not canceling any podcast shows with the staff cuts.

by: NewsNation

SBA assisting firms with loans during trade war: Kelly Loeffler

The start of President Trump's second term has been marked by steep tariffs on global trading partners, especially China.

by: Bizcommunity

CIMA's CGMA Professional Qualification receives upgrade to meet expanding scope of modern finance

New syllabus and blueprints launched for 2026 Case Study exams to develop finance business partnering, analysis, and critical thinking skills.Craig Henery, ACMA, CGMA, CFO at DHL Express South Africa;
Thu, June 5, 2025

by: CNN

Hooters abruptly closes dozens of restaurants | CNN Business

Hooters has abruptly closed dozens of locations just a few months after the chicken wing chain filed for bankruptcy and proclaimed it wasn't "going anywhere."

by: Variety

ECAM Forum, Madrid Audiovisual Cluster Launch FINDE For Spanish Indies to Mind the Financing Gap

Experts due to talk private investment in film June 12 in Madrid include ARTE/Cofinova's R mi Burah and Axio Capital's Alexandra Lebret.

by: AOL

'Food Network Star' chef explains 3 ways to finance a new restaurant

Chef Russell Jackson revealed the three different financing methods he used to open all three of his restaurants.

by: Fortune

Too scared to shop? Why retail is a prime target for criminals

It all points to a vulnerability amongst retail businesses, despite the fact that the threat from cyber attacks has existed for many years. But why are retail businesses being targeted?

by: BBC

Everton news: Kieran Maguire on finances and transfers

Everton news: Kieran Maguire on finances and transfers

Disney Cuts Hundreds of Jobs Across TV, Film, Corporate Finance and More in Latest Round of Layoffs

This marks the fourth and largest staff reduction at the media conglomerate's TV operations in the last year

Disney is set to lay off around 150 employees from its film and television divisions, including executives from the motion picture production and theatrical distribution departments, as part of a broader cost-cutting initiative announced by CEO Bob Iger in February. The layoffs, which began on Monday, are part of a plan to reduce the company's workforce by 7,000 employees, aiming to save $5.5 billion in costs. This move comes amidst a challenging period for the entertainment industry, with Disney also facing a decline in its stock price and a shift in consumer behavior towards streaming services.

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