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By stunningly lopsided votes (Senate 32-1-2, House 70-0-0), the Idaho legislature has approved the passage of the Idaho Uniform Public Expression Protection Act, known...
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Coca-Cola Gets Creative And Combative In Transfer Pricing Appeal
Ryan Finley explains why the new arguments featured in Coca-Cola’s appellant brief are unpersuasive.
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Weakening homebuilding amid growing uncertainties raises stock market risks
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Imposter Scam With A Twist
Scammers posing as BianLiam ransomware gang are sending phony ransomware letters.
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Fed Looks To Summer Rate Cuts, But The Motivation May Have Shifted
The logic for interest rate cuts in 2025 may be changing as economic risks could be rising. The next Fed rate cut is likely in May or June according to markets.
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Tax Breaks: The Choose Your Own Tax Adventure Edition
Plus: Adventures in Alaska, budget moves, beneficial ownership information (BOI) reporting, a new IRS Commissioner, penny stocks and Roth IRAs, tax trivia, and more.
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Trump Signs PSLF Executive Order Limiting Eligibility: Who’s Affected?
President Donald Trump signed a new executive order to reshapethe Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, known as PSLF, by excluding certain borrowers.
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4 Artificial Intelligence-Related Stocks Now In Downtrends
Contrary to a lot of popular belief about stocks benefitting from artificial intelligence hype, the price charts show problems.
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The Road To Serfdom - Does Cutting Government Work?
In the Americas, Hayek is a favourite of the ‘chainsaw’ economists, with a large dollop of irony given the push for total control of the economy by an elite.
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A ‘Recession Hedge’ And A 13% Yield From This Unloved Bond Fund
When it comes to the economy, we’re in a bit of a weird spot: The data tells us that, despite inflation fears, interest rates are likely to fall in the year ahead.
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Deere Stock To $300?
The Trump administration's tariffs have removed cheaper goods from the market, leading to higher prices.
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Democrats’ Distrust Of Trump And Republicans Drives Government Shutdown
With a government shutdown likely on March 14, President Trump and Congress are getting serious about preventing it—or at least discussing it.
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Alaskans And Millions Of Other Americans Get Free Tax Help. They Could Soon Be Frozen Out.
President Trump and Elon Musk aim to slash the IRS budget and workforce. VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) is a cost effective taxpayer service that should survive.
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Safety, Seatbelts And Science Fiction: Finance Needs Friction
Financial institutions aiming to strike the right balance must design their services to incorporate beneficial friction. What might this look like? Thank seatbelts.
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The Labor Market’s Under Strain, And That’s A Bad Sign For The Economy
One sign of potential economic problems is a significant change in the labor market. Slipping hires and increased layoffs should set off alarms.
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