Kodak Expresses ‘Substantial Doubt’ About Remaining in Business
Kodak expresses "substantial doubt" about its ability to stay in business in a recent SEC filing, as it grapples with debt.
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Hageman Discusses Tax Reforms, Social Security at Chamber Lunch
"Content discusses Inflation Reduction Act, restoration of pre-IRA 12.5% royalty rates, tax cuts, jobs act and…
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8 Effective Strategies to Retain Customers and Boost Your Business
Discover 8 strategies to retain customers and boost your business, from incentivizing subscriptions to expanding your product line.
PennyWise: Harnessing Personal Finance & Travel in the New Norm
Explore PennyWise: Get practical personal finance and travel tips; navigate new norms in business. JavaScript…
Hawaii’s severe housing crisis continues due to high prices, mortgage rates
Hawaii's housing crisis continues as high prices and mortgage rates make homeownership unaffordable for most, says…
Judge stops Trump’s climate grant reductions
Judge blocks Trump admin from ending $14B in grants to climate groups, citing "vague and unsubstantiated assertions of fraud."
Meredith Village Savings Bank Named New Hampshire Lender of the Year by SBA
Meredith Village Savings Bank has been named New Hampshire Lender of the Year by the U.S. Small Business…
U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rates Reach Highest Level Since Mid-July
The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. rose to its highest level since mid-July, now at 6.85%.
“Reflecting on Top Personal Finance Trends in 2024: Economic Growth, Consumer Optimism”
Reflecting on 2024 in personal finance, consumers turned out resilient despite high inflation and interest rates. A healthy economy, robust spending, and strong wage growth marked the year.