Record Amounts of Money Sent Back Home End Up Aiding Autocratic Regimes
Remittances to the developing world hit a record $647 billion, aiding the poor but raising questions about the money’s impact from Nicaragua to Tajikistan.
Russia and China Sent Large Naval Patrol Near Alaska
Four U.S. destroyers were dispatched to monitor Russian and Chinese ships in the area.
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It’s known as the Dents Run gold—and he thinks the FBI made off with the Civil War loot in the middle of […]
If All You Want Is Money, These Financial Advisers Might Say ‘No Thanks’
Advisers are getting pickier about clients and are leaving jobs they feel conflicted about.
Harvard Law Professor Charles J. Ogletree Jr. Dies at 70
The civil-rights scholar fought for reparations for the Tulsa Race Massacre and mentored Michelle and Barack Obama.
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A tax deduction for higher earners is being taken away soon. What the impact of that might be.
With China Attending, Ukraine Peace Discussions Inch Forward
The Saudi-hosted talks, which excluded Russia, narrowed gaps between Ukraine and major developing countries over fair conditions to end the war.
Trump’s Attorneys Reap Windfalls From His Donors
The former president’s Save America political-action committee has helped with over $36 million in legal bills on behalf of Trump and his aides […]
U.S. Warns of Trade Fight Over Canada’s Digital Tax
Canada plans to impose a digital-services tax at the start of 2024, even as other countries agree to delay global tech tax […]
7 Money Traps College Students Should Avoid
For many students, managing finances is new, and they’re prone to make all sorts of mistakes
Space Companies Struggle to Meet Lofty Goals
Newer industry players are cutting jobs, trimming spending and reining in plans.
Ham Radio Enthusiasts Battle High-Frequency Traders for the Airwaves
Trading firms are asking the FCC to open shortwave frequencies to greater commercial use.