• 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: Insider

Wall Street is on the cusp of ending the dumbest recruiting cycle known to man, and we all could stand to benefit from it

The recruitment cycle for entry-level private-equity jobs is about to be overhauled thanks to big announcements from JPMorgan and Apollo.

by: ThePrint

Ratnaafin's Debut Campaign 'Ratnaafin Hai Toh Possible Hai' Launched to Empower MSME Entrepreneurs in India

NewsVoir Ahmedabad (Gujarat) [India], June 13: Ratnaafin, an NBFC focused on empowering MSMEs and small business owners with customised financial solutions to make their dreams accessible, announces the launch of its new film, celebrating entrepreneurs. Ratnaafin has consistently bridged the credit gap by offering business loans, solar loans, supply chain , machinery loans, and more-helping [ ]

by: Politico

What Goldman CEO David Solomon is thinking

Business leaders are feeling better about President Donald Trump's agenda than they were in the aftermath of the "Liberation Day" tariff announcements.

by: WBAY

Joint Finance Committee approves smaller special education aid increase in 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: CNN

Consumer sentiment surges in first improvement since December | CNN Business

Americans have gained some hope that the worst of President Donald Trump's volatile trade war might be in the rearview mirror.

by: Forbes

The Convergence Of AI And Blockchain In Modern Finance

Despite ongoing challenges, the shift toward tokenized markets is accelerating.

by: stacker

Love and money: The reality of couples' finances before marriage

SoFi reports that most couples are open about finances before marriage, with 75% comfortable discussing money, but still face financial challenges.

by: Kiplinger

Seven Financial Tools You Need to Manage Your Small Business

by: KY3

KY3 Digital Extra: Missouri's budget director issues stern warning after financing approved for stadiums, tornado recovery

Missouri's Governor Kehoe is expected to sign a package deal for new financing for stadium renovations in Kansas City and money for statewide tornado recovery in the next few days.

by: PBS

NJ Spotlight News | Conditionally approved cannabis businesses still challenged | Season 2022

Approval is just step one in a difficult process to open up shop

by: TechRadar

Chinese hackers launch major cyberattack campaign against businesses across the world

More than 75 organizations targeted since June 2024

by: Patch

New Trader Joe's Store Coming: Here's Where: CT Business News

Popular Eatery Opening New Location / Restaurant Planned For Historic Building / Major Auto Company To Close Over 100 Locations and more....

by: CNBC

When is it time to open a small business bank account?

If you're moving any money in or out of your small business, opening a dedicated business bank account is a good idea. Here's the when, why, and how.

by: CoinTelegraph

Saylor says Bitcoin could fix Apple's stock buybacks: Finance Redefined

Michael Saylor suggested Apple buy Bitcoin for its corporate share buyback program, as more traditional firms are establishing corporate crypto treasuries.

by: ABC12

Lawmakers aim to close loophole for Secretary of State in finance laws

State Rep. Angela Rigas and State Sen. Jonathan Lindsey introduced bills that aim to close a campaign finance loophole recently highlighted in a case involving Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn

by: HousingWire

HUD signs agreement with South Korean housing finance agency

by: WAFF

Hemp shop owners fear new law will devastate business

Small business owners in Birmingham are sounding the alarm over a new law with strict regulations on Alabama's hemp industry. Some business owners feel regulating it, especially with kids, is a good thing. But they believe the new law will do more harm than good.

by: Fortune

Oil prices jump and Dow plummets 1.8% after Israel's attack on Iran stokes fears of wider war

Defense contractors rallied while fuel-dependent businesses fell.

by: BBC

'Buying a caravan left massive hole in finances'

The couple invested in a Ribble Valley caravan for 38,000 but sold it three years later at a huge loss.

by: WMUR

Ayotte plans trip to Canada to strengthen business, tourism ties

As tariffs and trade policies continue to dominate conversations at the national level, New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte said Friday she will take a trip to Canada later this year.

by: Impacts

How to Choose the Right Finance App Development Company for Your Business

Finance apps help businesses grow faster. They allow users to manage money, send payments, save, invest, and track spending. But building a finance app is not easy. It needs the right skills and tools. Choosing the right finance app development company is a big decision. Your business success may depend on it. This guide will [ ]

by: Reuters

Radio Free Europe still hopes for Congress funds after U.S. financing halt

PRAGUE (Reuters) -U.S.-funded Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty is seeking to build bi-partisan support in Congress to keep operating when approved financing ends later this year, its president Stephen Capus said. Started in 1950 to broadcast to communist-run countries during the Cold War, RFE/RL still reaches millions in eastern Europe, including Russia and Ukraine, as well as central Asia and the Middle East. RFE/RL received funds for May on Thursday after a court order, Capus said, and continue

by: BBC

Tax changes dominate finance election roadshow

At the third BBC Guernsey election roadshow voters talked tax, population and electoral systems.

by: Fortune

As NATO boosts defence spending, Europe's arms industry faces pressure to deliver. 'This is really keeping me up at night' says NATO chief

NATO says Russia's weapons production far outstrips the West's and has warned that the Kremlin could be ready to attack the alliance within five years.

by: Kiplinger

Is It Worth Getting a Business Bank Account for Your Small Business?

by: Forbes

GenAI Is Ready For Business Growth, But Is Your Team?

The primary bottleneck to realizing AI's value isn't usually the tech but the humans.

by: CNN

Flying cars for Oman and Syria's payment system recovery: This week's business headlines from the Middle East | CNN Business

Flying cars moved a step closer to reality in Oman, OceanQuest debuted at the UN Ocean Conference and it was announced that Syria will reconnect to the Swift payment system.

by: CoinTelegraph

Bitcoin 2025 builders predict DeFi will unseat traditional finance

Bitcoin DeFi emerges at Bitcoin 2025 as builders craft trustless systems around the world's hardest money, reshaping how finance operates.

by: Forbes

The Value Of Storytelling In Business And Life

Tell the stories of the people around you, your team, your clients and your community. The sooner you do, the stronger the connections become.

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: Fortune

Why Salesforce, PayPal, and Team Car Care leaders call AI agents a game changer for finance

"With the right framework, the potential applications are limitless," says PayPal's Jamie Miller.

by: Fortune

Deadly Air India 787 crash adds to Boeing's long list of business woes

It was the first fatal crash since the plane, also known as the Dreamliner, went into service in 2009, according to the Aviation Safety Network database.

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.
  • Sat, June 14, 2025

by: WBRE

Residents and businesses preparing for Saturday's protests

SCRANTON, LACKAWNNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) With the protests in Los Angeles taking a violent turn, many are left to wonder how the situation escalated so quickly. And with more protests happening nationwide this weekend, could what's happening in LA also happen here in Northeast PA? 28/22 News reporter Avery Nape was in Scranton talking to residents [ ]

by: Fortune

U.S. data quality has been declining for years. Now Trump's cutbacks are leading economists to question its figures

The government reports affected guide decisions for businesses, investors, and even the Federal Reserve.

by: WTKR

New report shows local businesses are worried about financial future

While specifics have yet to be released on a deal reached between the U.S. and China on tariffs, businesses owners are holding their breath for how change could impact them.

by: Reuters

Factbox-Highlights from Trump's business and income disclosure

Donald Trump reported more than $600 million in income from crypto, golf clubs, licensing and other ventures in a public financial disclosure report released on Friday. The annual financial disclosure form, which appeared to cover the 2024 calendar year, shows the billionaire president's push into crypto added substantially to his wealth. He also reported large fees from developments and revenue from his other businesses.

by: Kiplinger

My First $1 Million: Retired International Finance Director, 68, Atlanta

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

by: Tennessean

Tennessee State University raises tuition 6% as leaders work to stabilize finances

The TSU Board of Trustees approved a 6% tuition increase for the 2025-26 school year.

by: KRON

Oakland business looted following anti-ICE protest

ALAMEDA COUNTY, Calif. (KRON) A group of suspected looters was arrested Tuesday night in Oakland after ransacking a shoe store. The incident comes after what started out as a peaceful protest and vigil at the Fruitvale BART Station over U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrests and the National Guard being deployed to Los [ ]

by: WSOC

North Carolina business icon David Murdock dies at 102

A man who invested millions in North Carolina has died.

by: Patch

Graphic Design Agency Among New Businesses Opening In East Haven

Here is a list of businesses that were formed in East Haven from Apr. 25 through May 22, 2025.

by: Fortune

Hasbro and Block leaders say there's power in having a combined CFO-COO role: 'You can't do one without the other'

As a CFO, you have the vantage point of the entire company strategy, Goetter noted. The finance chief is one of the few individuals who can connect all the pieces together in both strategy and execution. That strategy is deeply embedded in operations, she said.

by: CNN

Wall Street is making some seriously weird trades | CNN Business

Gold, silver and platinum prices have surged as investors pile into precious metals in search of places to hide from trade war uncertainty.

by: CNN

Global economy on track for worst decade since 1960s, World Bank warns | CNN Business

Global economic growth is on track for its weakest decade since the 1960s, according to a new analysis by the World Bank, which cites President Donald Trump's trade war as a major factor weighing on economies worldwide.

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.
The article from Fortune, published on March 5, 2025, discusses State Street Global Advisors' decision to relocate the "Fearless Girl" statue from its original location near the New York Stock Exchange to their headquarters in Boston. The move coincides with the firm's renewed commitment to promoting diversity and inclusion in corporate America. State Street has been actively engaging with companies to enhance their diversity policies, using the Fearless Girl as a symbol of their ongoing efforts. The article highlights that despite some progress, the pace of change in corporate diversity remains slow, prompting State Street to intensify its advocacy and investment strategies to drive more significant improvements in gender and racial diversity across various industries.

Read the Full Fortune Article at:
https://fortune.com/2025/03/05/state-street-fearless-girl-statue-diversity-policies/

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