Why it’s important to spend on joy, according to a financial advisor
It’s important for people to have a financial plan for the future and to work toward meeting goals. But it’s also crucial to enjoy the present, advisor says.
Bets on A.I. and innovation help this tech-focused T. Rowe Price fund outperform the market
A reliance on beaten down technology names and the promise of A.I. are leading this fund to outperform the market.
Chaos in Russia works to Kyiv’s advantage, Ukrainian officials say
The Prigozhin unrest, the biggest internal challenge to Putin as Russia’s paramount leader for 23 years, has spurred global security concerns.
Byju’s staff say morale waning amid turmoil at Indian edtech firm
Auditor Deloitte and three prominent board members severed ties with the Bengaluru-headquartered firm on Thursday.
Saudi Arabia: What is the nation hoping to achieve amid transfer takeover and what happens next?
Saudi Arabia are signing some of world soccer’s most desired talent this summer; Cristiano Ronaldo moved at the start of 2023 while Karim Benzema was another.
This couple quit their jobs and ‘sold everything we owned’ to buy a $1.6 million campground—now it’s worth $6 million
In 2016, Mark and Karla Lemoine bought a Kampground of America site in western Michigan for $1.6 million. Now, it’s worth $6 million and still growing.
U.S. trade dominates Panama Canal traffic. New restrictions due to ‘severe’ drought are threatening the future of the shipping route
The Panama Canal is facing drought, ship restrictions and higher cargo costs. Climate change may make water levels a long-term issue for key U.S. trade route.
Meet the 33-year-old Canadian chemist and the renowned MIT professor who are building the ‘electric vehicle of cement making’
Sublime Systems is scaling up a green cement. The founding team includes a first-time CEO and an MIT professor who is on his sixth clean-tech company.
Stock market heads into the second half with near 15% total return so far in 2023
Last week’s modest 1.4% decline did little to alter either the favorable underlying market trend or the notion that more consolidation might be in store.
Corporate bankruptcies and defaults are surging – here’s why
The corporate default rate is up and rising as interest rates remain elevated, making it more expensive for companies to refinance debt.
