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Millions could get $2,000 under Trump Proposal — here's how the free money could double for youUp to $2,000 per child is now on the table. Newborns born from 2025 to 2028 qualify for a $1,000 federal deposit under Trump Accounts creat...- Who’s matching Trump’s $1,000 contribution? Full list of employers joining the Trump accounts pushTrump Accounts are new savings plans for U.S. children that start with a $1,000 government deposit. Parents can add money, and some employe...
- What are Trump accounts for kids and who is eligible for it? Contribution limits, funding rules, access, benefits, corporate support, funds investment and withdrawals explainedWhat are Trump accounts for kids and who is eligible for it? Trump accounts are government-backed investment accounts for US children born ...
- Elon Musk's humanoids may have to fight their way into factoriesTesla CEO Elon Musk is betting on humanoid robots as a major driver of the company’s future growth. Speaking at the World Economic Forum, h...
- Donors to Trump's ballroom are asked why they chose to remain incognitoSenator Richard Blumenthal is taking a closer look at the financial backing for President Trump's opulent ballroom venture. He is probing i...
- Zohran Mamdani extends olive branch to anxious NY business communityNew York's mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is assuring business leaders ahead of Tuesday's election. He promises a partnership between pri...
- Timothy Mellon linked to Jeffrey Epstein? Lawsuit claims resurface amid billionaire’s $130 million donation to the US government. Here's BNY Mellon lawsuit, viral shocking claims explainedTimothy Mellon linked to Jeffrey Epstein? The billionaire’s $130 million donation to the US government has triggered false claims about his...
- Prosus backs Ixigo; Bira's founder brews troubleIxigo is selling a 10% stake to Prosus to fund its growth plans. This and more in today's ETtech Top 5.
- As Truth Social business struggles, Trump Media goes big on cryptoTrump has no official position at Trump Media and does not advise it on corporate policy. But he is the company's largest shareholder, and ...
- Bitcoin more than doubles in 2024 on spot ETF approval, Trump euphoriaBitcoin surged over 120% in 2024, hitting $100,000, driven by the US Securities and Exchange Commission's approval of exchange-traded funds...
- US banks, tech firms offer support for Israel victims, announce aidAs U.S. corporations report their earnings, executives are addressing the Israel-Hamas conflict and launching fundraising efforts. JPMorgan...
- The rapid rise and dizzying fall of Sam Bankman-FriedAn MIT graduate, Sam Bankman-Fried is the co-founder of FTX, the cryptocurrency exchange that has just filed for bankruptcy. His personal w...
- Grab's Nasdaq debut to test its $40 billion valuation, set roadmap for SPAC hopefulsGRAB-Analysis: Grab's Nasdaq debut to test its $40 billion valuation, set roadmap for SPAC hopefuls
- In 2020 the ultra-rich got richer. Now they're bracing for the backlashThe plans being discussed by the ultra-rich range from philanthropy, to shifting money and businesses into trust funds, and relocating to o...
- What I read this week: When state wants to know what you do with your moneyThere are instances of banks reporting cash transactions to the police, of laws making money withdrawals punishable and our very own demone...
- What's common between Deutsche Bank's Ravneet Gill & banker Hemendra Kothari? Take a 'wild' guess!Gill said that saving the environment means saving the world.
- The 24 most powerful people in AmericaThe world's top superpower is chock-full of people who possess the potent combination of money and influence that enables them to help shap...
- BlackRock buys Turkey shares after turmoil spooks marketsBlackRock said it’s seizing an opportunity to buy Turkish stocks after political turmoil rattled other investors and drove down prices.
- New intent and bold innovations in corporate philanthropy'How much to give' is no longer the only debate in Indian philanthropy. Many have graduated to talks on 'how to give' to maximise social im...
- Mutual funds: Franklin Templeton most active in fighting for investors, DSP Blackrock most passiveFranklin, the fund led by Sukumar Rajah, has been active in opposing proposals, including payment of commission to non-executive directors ...
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