London CNN – Beijing has launched an investigation into pork prices from the European Union, targeting a major EU food export just days after Brussels raised tariffs on electric vehicles from China. The move risks escalating tension in one of the world’s biggest trade relationships and will raise fears among EU exporters that Beijing could … Read more
A US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) commissioner says tokenization is gaining traction among blue-chip companies and could provide further efficiencies for global markets and investors. During the SEC’s 30th Annual International Institute for Securities Market Growth and Development, Commissioner Mark T. Uyeda explains how tokenization—the conversion of assets such as securities holdings into digital … Read more
No grass grows below David Boreanazlegs of. with SEAL TeamThe seventh and final season on the horizon (a late summer premiere date is rumored, but far from official), Boreanaz aka Bravo 1 is already crafting a plan to extend his impressive 27-year employment streak. More from TVLine To summarize, Boreanaz has lived continuously inside your … Read more
Inside the Creative House / iStock.com When it comes to funding their golden years, most Americans rely heavily on their 401(k) retirement accounts to make it happen. But for 67-year-old retiree Therese R., this widely accepted wisdom doesn’t JUST look. In fact, she has some regrets about dipping so heavily into her 401(k). Here’s why … Read more
LaBELLE, Fla. (AP) – One of Florida’s poorest counties is preparing for the new Airglades Airport, a $300 million cargo hub that could transform its economy. Local leaders see the project as a generational opportunity, one that could bring more than 1,400 new high-skilled jobs to their largely agricultural community on the edge of the … Read more
Some government responses to post-COVID inflation have been frankly demagogic. Blaming inflation on massive, newfound corporate “greed,” as is often done, is perhaps the most foolish of all. When did so many corporations suddenly become “greedy?” Were corporations previously seemingly altruistic? Doesn’t every buyer of a widget try to buy at the lowest price, and … Read more
The Massachusetts Court of Appeals just handed down a decision that significantly expands when an entity can be found to be a “joint employer” of another entity’s employees under state wage laws. The June 13 decision, coupled with guidance from an earlier decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, creates a comprehensive framework you can … Read more
Pekic/Getty Images Retirement should be a time when you can finally travel, hit a little white ball around green landscapes and spend quality time with family and friends – not your mechanic. So, especially if you’re on a fixed income, when it comes to cars, you want a reliable ride that’s light on fuel and … Read more
LaBELLE, Fla. (AP) – One of Florida’s poorest counties is preparing for the new Airglades Airport, a $300 million cargo hub that could transform its economy. Local leaders see the project as a generational opportunity, one that could bring more than 1,400 new high-skilled jobs to their largely agricultural community on the edge of the … Read more
Stocks have soared to record highs this year on the back of an unexpectedly resilient US economy and a euphoric AI boom. Defying Wall Street’s already buoyant — and still bullish — forecasts, the S&P 500 is up more than 15% year-to-date, while the tech-powered Nasdaq is up roughly 20% as big tech continues grow. … Read more