Tether, the issuer of the world's largest stablecoin, is reportedly considering a significantly smaller funding round than initially planned, as investors push back against its lofty $500 billion valuation target, according to a Financial Times report.
While millions of Americans are set to receive larger tax refunds this filing season, experts warn that navigating a slew of new deductions and rules could lead to widespread confusion, errors, and potential delays.
Oracle has moved to reassure stakeholders that financing for its massive Port Washington data center project is proceeding as planned, even as uncertainty swirls around the funding relationship between key partner OpenAI and chip giant Nvidia.
Giverny Capital has spotlighted Medpace Holdings' aggressive share repurchase program as a vote of confidence, as the contract research organization navigates persistent concerns over biopharmaceutical funding. The firm's strategy highlights a broader debate on capital allocation in a volatile sector.
As tax season begins, many Texans are eager to know when their refunds will arrive. The timeline hinges on filing method, credits claimed, and IRS processing—with some refunds landing in weeks and others delayed by law.
A four-day partial government shutdown concluded Tuesday as President Trump signed a stopgap funding package, following a razor-thin House vote that underscored deep political divisions, particularly over Homeland Security funding.
Aviation tech startup Skyryse secures a massive Series C round to finalize FAA approval for its universal SkyOS flight system, promising to simplify helicopter and fixed-wing aircraft operation through automation and touchscreen controls.
With the 2025 tax filing season now open, millions of Americans are submitting returns and anticipating refunds. Here’s the latest on processing times, potential delays, and how to track your payment.
A short-lived partial government shutdown concluded Tuesday after the House approved a bipartisan funding extension, following a deal brokered between the White House and Senate Democrats.
With the 2025 tax filing season now underway, millions of Americans are eager to know when their refunds will arrive. While most electronic filers can expect funds within three weeks, experts warn that staffing shortages and complex credits could create hurdles for some.
A new analysis from Goldman Sachs underscores how the high cost of homeownership in areas with top-tier public schools creates a dual barrier to wealth building and educational access for many American families.
A last-minute deal averts a prolonged government shutdown as Speaker Mike Johnson rallies fractious GOP members to advance a Senate-crafted funding package, despite internal rebellion over election security demands.
A four-day partial government shutdown appears set to conclude after the House narrowly passed a funding package, sending it to President Trump for his expected signature following intense White House pressure on Republican holdouts.
While a swift resolution to the partial government shutdown may avert immediate refund delays, experts warn that deeper issues within the IRS and recent tax law changes pose a greater threat to timely returns and homeowner savings.
The e-commerce giant has agreed to a major settlement to resolve class action claims that its automated returns system wrongly withheld refunds from U.S. customers, marking another significant regulatory payout for the company.
As tax season opens, the U.S. Treasury Department forecasts significantly larger refunds for the majority of American households, citing recent tax code changes including enhanced child credits and a doubled standard deduction.
French prosecutors have urged an appeals court to confirm a ruling that found far-right officials guilty of misusing EU funds, a decision that could bar Marine Le Pen from next year's presidential race.
Facing steep aid cuts, the World Health Organization launches a scaled-back $1 billion emergency appeal for 2026 to sustain essential health services across Gaza, Sudan, Ukraine and other crisis zones, warning that underfunding risks severe global consequences.
Fundstrat's Tom Lee argues that Bitcoin and Ethereum have likely found a floor after a brutal selloff, pointing to strong fundamentals and a shift away from overheated precious metals markets.
The AI-driven insurer Lemonade sees its stock surge and attracts significant new investment from Privium Fund Management, as its strategy of automating policy and claims processes shows concrete financial results in a challenging market.
