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The U.S. Treasury Department recently announced a pivotal deadline of March 21 for small businesses to comply with a new reporting requirement concerning “beneficial ownership information” (BOI). This initiative arises from the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) enacted by Congress in 2021, which aims to increase transparency in corporate ownership. The legislation mandates that small businesses
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Deshawn “DJ” Chow’s story is a poignant reflection of the challenges faced by those living with sickle cell disease (SCD). This genetic blood disorder, which predominantly affects Black individuals, can lead to debilitating pain episodes and a series of hospitalizations. DJ’s experience is emblematic of the realities many patients endure, often having to forgo school
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In the past week, mortgage rates have experienced a slight decline, yet this has not translated into increased demand from potential buyers. According to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s seasonally adjusted index, total mortgage applications plummeted by 6.6%. This trend underscores a growing crisis in housing affordability that continues to stymie potential homebuyers. The average interest
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On a significant day in U.S. economic policymaking, President Donald Trump officially signed an executive order proposing the establishment of a government-managed sovereign wealth fund. This initiative aims to facilitate economic development and possibly secure U.S. interests in technological platforms such as TikTok. The underlying motive for the sovereign wealth fund is multifaceted: enhancing infrastructure,
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In a climate of fluctuating economic conditions, HSBC Holdings, Europe’s foremost banking institution, has tentatively positioned itself for future growth while delivering a mixed bag of financial results. On Wednesday, HSBC revealed its decision to initiate a share buyback program valued at $2 billion, coinciding with an annual pre-tax profit uptick of 6.5%. This uptick
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Bill Ackman and his investment vehicle, Pershing Square, have made waves in the real estate sector with a bold proposal to acquire Howard Hughes Holdings. With an increased offer of $90 per share for 10 million newly issued shares, Ackman’s ambition to reshape Howard Hughes reflects a vision reminiscent of Warren Buffett’s transformation of Berkshire
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The U.S. government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs), Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, are central to the structure of the nation’s mortgage market. Operating under federal conservatorship since the crippling financial crisis of 2008, there is mounting speculation regarding their future, especially in the wake of potential policy changes under the current administration. This article delves into their
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