• Wed, June 11, 2025

by: BBC

Inquest into business park fire deaths opens

Firefighters Jennie Logan and Martyn Sadler, and father-of-two Dave Chester, died in the blaze.

by: WJZY

Business Analyst: UN sounds alarm after report links falling birthrate to this issue

Chief Business Correspondent Taylor Young details a new report showing how financial constraints are playing a major role.

by: Impacts

5 Best PDF Remediation Tools Every Finance Team Should Know

Comparing tools for creating accessible PDFs and their performance in ensuring accessibility for individuals with disabilities.

by: MinnPost

New murals will beautify Lake Street and support small businesses

The 34 murals on Lake between Nicollet and 30th Ave. S. in Minneapolis are part of the $8 million "Lake Street Lift" initiative.

by: Reuters

Brazil's finance minister urges lawmakers to back economic agenda

BRASILIA (Reuters) -Brazil's Finance Minister Fernando Haddad said on Wednesday the country needs to push ahead with measures under consideration in Congress to ensure the current growth cycle in Latin America's largest economy is sustainable. Haddad made his remarks during a hearing in the lower house of Congress after Speaker Hugo Motta said earlier on Wednesday the government's proposal to roll back a controversial tax hike on some financial transactions faces resistance from lawmakers. On Sunday, Haddad proposed offsetting the revenue loss from the scaled-back financial transactions tax with higher taxes on online betting, private credit instruments and financial institutions.

by: MassLive

Contractors, business owners raise alarm over city's new wetlands ordinance

A group of area contractors, developers and business owners, alerted by land consultant Rob Levesque of R. Levesque Associates, urged the Westfield City Council to revisit the changes made recently to the city's wetlands ordinance by the Conservation Commission that they claim will take thousands of acres of developable land off the map.

by: Fortune

How software giant Workday got 79% of its employees to embrace AI

Workday wanted workers to embrace AI but quickly discovered barriers to adoption. Here's how the business software giant changed minds.

by: ESPN

Can Amtrak's busy Northeast Corridor handle 2026 World Cup?

The congested stretch from Boston to Washington, D.C., already is beleaguered by breakdowns and spotty service.

by: CNBC

Small business accounting: 10 terms you need to know

These are the 10 essential accounting terms every small business owner should know to confidently manage finances and track expenses.

by: CNN

Jamie Dimon: The economy could 'deteriorate' soon | CNN Business

JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned on Tuesday that encouraging economic data could soon turn worrisome as President Donald Trump's tariffs continue to bite.

by: WJZY

Cornelius commissioners unanimously deny Bailey Road business park

CORNELIUS, N.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) Residents of a prominent Cornelius neighborhood came out in force Monday night to express concerns over a proposed business park, and their voices were heard. In a project on its second life from 2023, GGW Flex Holdings LLC was seeking a rezoning on 36 acres along Bailey Road for [ ]

by: CNN

The New York Times is changing the recipe behind its iconic Dining brand | CNN Business

The New York Times on Wednesday announced major changes to its iconic Dining beat: the appointment of two co-chief restaurant critics and an expansion into video reviews.

by: Fortune

EXCLUSIVE: Kelly Loeffler, a Trump cabinet appointee who regularly appears on Newsmax, has quiet financial ties to its parent company

Loeffler, Trump's pick to lead the Small Business Administration, owns 136,555 shares worth of the company's stock.

by: CNN

Starbucks is entering the protein wars with a new topping | CNN Business

Starbucks is dipping its toes in the increasingly growing appetite for protein, with a new topping for its coffee drinks.

by: Fortune

Egg eateries are exploding across the U.S. Now, an egg shortage threatens to upend brunch

Yelp said 6,421 breakfast and brunch businesses opened in the United States last year, up 23% from 2019.
  • Thu, June 12, 2025

by: Finextra

New data access bill paves the way for evolution of open banking to open finance

The UK Government has passed the Data (Use and Access) Bill through the House of Parliament, paving the way for expansion of open banking and smart data sharing across multiple business sectors.

by: TechRadar

Many businesses are thinking twice on using AI bots

Companies and customers want to keep humans in customer service

by: Forbes

Why Agentic AI Could Be More Disruptive For Finance Than The Internet

In the context of finance, the evolution of agentic AI is more than a technological upgrade it's a structural shift.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Business Report: State pension fund initiative | Season 2022

Biden rejects calls to reduce student loan debt by $50,000 per borrower

by: BBC

Devon and Cornwall businesses win gold at awards

A pub is among three Devon and Cornwall businesses that won gold at the tourism industry awards.

by: MassLive

Conservation director responds to concerns raised by local businesses

Conservation Director Anna Meassick said people are confused about the city's new wetlands protection ordinance that was approved by the City Council in May, and the rules and regulations that will apply to the local ordinance that are currently in draft form and inviting comments until July 7.

by: CNBC

UK Finance Minister Rachel Reeves' spending plans risk creating 'a snowball effect' that pushes borrowing costs higher

Policies risk creating "a snowball effect" that pushes Britain's 105 billion-a-year interest payments higher, experts told CNBC.

by: CNN

A pickle-flavored ramen now exists | CNN Business

From beer to fast food, nothing is safe from pickles. And now, the sweet and sour taste is entering a new frontier: Ramen.

by: Dexerto

How much did the Titan sub cost to make? Exploring OceanGate's finances - Dexerto

A breakdown of the costs for building the Titan submersible, as well as where the financing for Stock Rush's OceanGate came from.

by: CoinTelegraph

Chainlink, JPMorgan, Ondo Finance complete crosschain treasury settlement

Chainlink, Kinexys by JP Morgan, and Ondo Finance complete the first crosschain DvP settlement, signaling a major step for tokenized asset settlement.

by: WJHG

Downtown Marina fuel dock to close due to finances

The Downtown Marina fuel dock is set to close on Sunday, June 15, the City of Panama City announced on Thursday.

by: Fortune

In an uncertain world, CEOs seek growth while bracing for disruption

CEOs emphasize the need to stay nimble and rethink supply chains.

by: WBAY

Special education funding at the forefront of Joint Finance Committee executive session

The superintendent for Green Bay Area Public Schools penned a letter on Wednesday to the committee, asking for them to take a closer look at what's at stake.

by: Patch

Board Of Finance Approves Mill Rate Increase In New Canaan

The Board of Finance has approved a mill rate increase of 3.39 percent for the 2026 fiscal year, town officials announced this week.

by: HousingWire

Logan Finance launches non-QM product suite

The launch comes at a time when traditional underwriting is struggling to meet a rapidly evolving borrower landscape, the company said.

by: WHIO

Man arrested after setting racoon loose in business

A man was arrested after releasing a racoon into an open business in Murray, Kentucky.

by: Fortune

Southern Co. quietly makes next-gen nuclear fuel history in Georgia

Next-generation uranium fuel could make nuclear plants more efficient and help incentivize the industry.

by: Dexerto

All new vehicles & businesses in GTA Online Money Fronts - Dexerto

GTA Online is getting a new update in the form of Money Fronts, which will allow you to own some new businesses and vehicles. Here's what you need to know.

by: BBC

Safety improvements at busy junction set to start

Safety upgrades to be installed at a "problematic" junction following residents' concerns, says councillor.

by: Forbes

Anti-Aging: The Convergence Of Wellness, Longevity And Business

The convergence of science, technology and lifestyle optimization has transformed the way consumers approach aging and many entrepreneurs and investors are taking notice.

by: CNN

On the Trump Show, the | CNN Business

Welcome back (if you ever left) to the President Trump Show.

by: Fortune

Omaha food plant owner who lost half his workforce in ICE raids says he followed rules for hiring immigrants

Glenn Valley Foods now is operating at about 30% of capacity as the business scrambles to hire more workers.

by: BBC

Parking changes in Ilkley could 'kill businesses'

Bradford Council is urged to scrap plans to remove hour's free parking in Ilkley town centre.

by: Fortune

Exclusive: Kelly Loeffler, a Trump cabinet appointee who regularly appears on Newsmax, has quiet financial ties to its parent companyKelly Loeffler, a Trump Cabinet appointee who regularly appears on Newsmax, has quiet financial ties to its parent company

Loeffler, Trump's pick to lead the Small Business Administration, owns 136,555 shares worth of the company's stock.

by: Fortune

From AI to aerospace: Europe's most innovative companies shaping tomorrow

For the first time, Fortune analyzed the top companies across the continent in partnership with Statista to find the standouts that are driving progress with success.
  • Fri, June 13, 2025

by: Talksport

How to claim compensation for mis-sold PCP car financing: A step by step guide

In 2025, we'll see the courts finally decide if motorists are due compensation. Banks and lenders are bracing themselves for billion-pound payouts. Could you make a claim? Check if you could claim

by: CNN

ICE workplace raids are taking a toll on America's businesses and workers | CNN Business

ICE, racing to fulfill President Donald Trump's goal to increase deportations, is increasingly targeting work sites for immigration sweeps. The escalation is creating a chilling effect on the businesses that rely on immigrant labor and the workers themselves, with some staying home out of fear.

by: BBC

Businesses welcome changes to motorway junction

Junction 10 in Gloucestershire is being upgraded to having full access in both directions.

by: Fortune

Novo Nordisk overtakes SAP as Europe's most valuable company

Novo's market capitalization reached $365 billion, slightly surpassing SAP's valuation of $364.3 billion.

by: Fortune

The stock market gained 2% during Biden's first 60 days. Under Trump the market has tanked 7%

The S&P 500, Nasdaq, Dow Jones have all plummeted since President Donald Trump took office in January.

by: Fortune

The company that commissioned Wall Street's 'Fearless Girl' statue radically adjusts diversity policies for its index funds

Companies in its index funds no longer required to have a board of 30% (or more) women.

by: Fortune

Warren Buffett is making it easier to win Berkshire Hathaway's giant March Madness pool

"I want to give away a million dollars to somebody while I'm still around as chairman."

by: Fortune

Sainsbury's trials new concepts and technology in bid to boost customer experience

Sainsbury's "mission-based" strategy is a back-to-basics, cutting-edge technology approach for the future.

Contractors, business owners raise alarm over city's new wetlands ordinance

A group of area contractors, developers and business owners, alerted by land consultant Rob Levesque of R. Levesque Associates, urged the Westfield City Council to revisit the changes made recently to the city's wetlands ordinance by the Conservation Commission that they claim will take thousands of acres of developable land off the map.
The article from MassLive discusses concerns raised by contractors and business owners in Westfield, Massachusetts, regarding a new wetlands ordinance passed by the city council. The ordinance aims to protect local wetlands by imposing stricter regulations on development and construction activities near these areas. Critics, including local business owners and contractors, argue that the new rules are overly restrictive and could hinder economic growth and development projects. They fear that the ordinance will lead to increased costs and delays, potentially driving businesses away from the city. Proponents of the ordinance, however, believe it is necessary to preserve the ecological integrity of Westfield's wetlands and ensure sustainable development. The city council is currently reviewing feedback and considering potential amendments to balance environmental protection with economic interests.

Read the Full MassLive Article at:
https://www.masslive.com/westfieldnews/2025/06/contractors-business-owners-raise-alarm-over-citys-new-wetlands-ordinance.html

Like: 👍