Investments and Business

Corporation for Public Broadcasting votes to shut itself after funding cuts

Funding Cuts Lead to CPB Closure

The choice to disband the Corporation for Public Broadcasting brings to an end a nearly sixty‑year era that helped define American public media, marking the conclusion of a congressional initiative originally created to bolster education, cultural enrichment and civic engagement, now closing amid political rifts and uncertainty over the direction of public broadcasting in the United States.The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, widely recognized as CPB, has approved its own formal dissolution, bringing to an end an institution that for decades acted as a cornerstone of the U.S. public media landscape. Created in 1967, CPB operated as a channel through which…
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US stocks are set for a third-straight year of stellar gains

US Stocks Poised for 3rd Consecutive Year of Stellar Gains

The close of the year finds global markets at a rare crossroads, with U.S. stocks delivering exceptional returns while volatility, political uncertainty and shifting economic forces continue to test investor confidence. What has unfolded over the past twelve months is a complex story of resilience, risk and recalibration across asset classes.U.S. markets approach a historic milestone after years of exceptional gainsThe U.S. stock market is on the verge of achieving a feat that has occurred only a handful of times in modern financial history: three consecutive years of double-digit annual gains. As the year draws to a close, major benchmarks…
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BBVA México para 2025: utilidades espectaculares, crédito en ascenso y morosidad controlada

En un 2025 caracterizado por la estabilización del ciclo de tasas y un crecimiento económico más focalizado por industrias, la banca mexicana volvió a sostenerse en su actividad esencial: otorgar financiamiento, atraer recursos y cobrar por operaciones. En ese contexto, BBVA México -uno de los bancos más importantes y reconocidos del país- concluyó enero-septiembre de 2025 con un desempeño que integra rentabilidad elevada, mayor colocación de crédito y solidez en la calidad de su cartera, de acuerdo con sus informes trimestrales.Las cifras que definen el año (hasta septiembre)El banco reportó que, en los primeros nueve meses de 2025, su utilidad…
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ISEEN Launches Elite Global MBA for India’s Finance Pros

The new 60-ECTS MBA built on European standards offers practical, executive-oriented preparation for Indian professionals pursuing global visibility, greater digital strength, and more assured decision-making in real business settings.The European Institute of BusinessEconomics (ISEEN), a European business school recognized for its online executive, entrepreneurial and professional training, has unveiled its Global Master of Business Administration (MBA) in English, offered entirely online and crafted to support finance and business professionals employed in mid-sized and large companies across India.As India’s corporate landscape intensifies its digital transformation and faces increasingly intricate market challenges, ISEEN’s new MBA emerges as a strategic development route for…
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ISEEN Global MBA for Indian Companies & Finance Leaders

ISEEN Global MBA for Indian Companies & Finance Leaders

The new 60-ECTS European-standard MBA offers hands-on, executive-oriented preparation for Indian professionals aiming for global reach, enhanced digital capabilities, and more confident decision-making in real business settings.The European Institute of Economics and Business (ISEEN), a European business school dedicated to online education for executives, entrepreneurs, and seasoned professionals, has unveiled its Global Master of Business Administration (MBA) in English, offered fully online and crafted to address the demands of finance and business professionals employed in mid-sized and large companies across India.With India’s corporate sector accelerating digitalization and navigating complex market dynamics, ISEEN’s new MBA is positioned as a strategic learning…
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We’re in a ‘windchill’ economy, where things feel worse than they are

‘Windchill Economy’ Explained: Why Things Feel Colder Than They Are

Although wages have consistently risen, numerous Americans still experience financial strain, fostering a feeling that their income doesn't go as far as it once did. This disparity between perception and reality has ignited discussions among economists and policymakers regarding the actual condition of household finances in the United States.Surveys consistently show that consumers believe the cost of living is outpacing their income, even as data indicates that most workers are earning raises that exceed inflation. The phenomenon, often referred to as the “windchill economy,” illustrates how financial pressures can feel more severe than they actually are. Although paychecks have been…
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Job openings unexpectedly ticked up in October, shutdown-delayed data shows

Job Market Surprise: October Openings Up, Data Lagged by Shutdown

In contrast to previous concerns, job opportunities in the United States rose in October, reaching their highest point in five months. However, beneath the surface, the labor market still exhibits signs of stress.October’s labor market data presents a complex picture: while the number of available jobs edged higher, underlying metrics indicate continued softness. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported that there were approximately 7.67 million job openings at the end of the month, slightly up from 7.66 million in September and 7.23 million in August, the last data available before the federal government shutdown. Despite this modest increase in…
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Small Business Finance: Mistakes to Prevent

Understanding the landscape of small business finance is more than just crunching numbers; it’s about navigating a minefield of possible missteps that could hinder growth and stability. Whether embarking on a startup journey or sustaining a growing enterprise, avoiding critical financial mistakes is vital to ensuring long-term success.Neglecting Proper Cash Flow ManagementA staggering number of small businesses struggle due to poor cash flow management. Unlike profitability, which is an abstract on paper, cash flow determines whether you can pay suppliers, meet payroll, and invest in opportunities. Entrepreneurs, enamored with sales growth, sometimes overlook the liquidity required to operate day-to-day effectively.For…
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Tylenol’s parent company will combine with the maker of Huggies in a .7 billion mega-deal

Major Merger: Tylenol Parent Co. Unites with Huggies Maker for $48.7B

Kimberly-Clark is set to acquire Tylenol’s parent company Kenvue in a nearly $50 billion deal, creating one of the largest consumer products conglomerates in the world. The merger combines a portfolio of household brands with global reach, but it also comes with notable financial and regulatory risks that both companies must navigate carefully.A significant consumer product takeoverThe incorporation of Kenvue, a firm that emerged from Johnson & Johnson in 2022, unifies well-known labels like Tylenol, Johnson’s baby products, Clean & Clear, Kleenex, Listerine, and Depends under one corporate umbrella, alongside Kimberly-Clark’s existing product portfolio. Both entities foresee this merger generating…
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The last-ever penny will be minted today in Philadelphia

Final Penny Production Today in Philadelphia

Following over two centuries of circulation, the American penny is slated for discontinuation, concluding a 238-year period in the country's financial narrative. The last coin is scheduled for production today at the US Mint in Philadelphia, signifying the conclusion of an epoch.The final minting and reasons for retirementThe last penny will be produced under the supervision of Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Treasurer Brandon Beach, following a directive from President Donald Trump earlier this year to halt production. The decision stems from the rising cost of manufacturing the coin—nearly four cents per penny—making it more expensive to produce than its…
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