Thousands seek NYC pied-a-terre tax relief, City Hall says
Roughly 2,000 people have completed applications seeking an exemption from New York City’s newly-implemented pied-à-terre tax, a spokesperson for the […]
U.S. economy keeps up the momentum, but rising costs put a cap on new hiring
The largest part of the economy grew in July at a robust pace, but scattered shortages of key supplies and
It’s the worst time in years to invest in AI credit markets: ‘Almost no upside and plenty of downside’
Researchers at Andromeda Capital Management are worried about the uncertain return on investment for investors who are financing the AI
Global prosperity by 2100: pathways to inclusive growth
In this episode of the Century of Plenty podcast, Sven Smit, Chris Bradley, Nick Leung, and Marc Canal discuss the
Borax Vs. Boric Acid: What’s The Difference?
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Why Wealth Taxes Always Fail by Cristina Enache
A clear-eyed view of past experience shows that where wealth taxes have been tried, they have usually been abandoned—and for
US Dollar: Limited downside on softer payrolls – TD Securities
TD Securities strategists expect only modest US Dollar (USD) weakness if July payrolls or the unemployment rate disappoint. They see
Trump claims — yet again — that a deal to reopen Hormuz is close
U.S. President Donald Trump said a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz could come as early as Wednesday, as Iran and
Section 530A Trump Accounts Shift Wealth Strategy
As wealth managers begin to evaluate Section 530A Trump Accounts, much of the early discussion has focused on the mechanics:
What do UK prime minister Andy Burnham’s efforts to rewire the state mean for the civil service?
Prime minister Andy Burnham speaks to staff as he spends his first day working in the No10 North office in