Wednesday’s late surge for a mixed close evolved into Thursday’s across-the-board rally for the main U.S. equity indexes after a major gauge of global risk appetite recovered from another steep sell-off. Big companies are still making huge commitments to artificial intelligence, and stocks are still trending higher ahead of a summer reporting season that’s going…
For our nation’s semiquincentennial, my son and I headed down to Colonial Williamsburg from New York City to hear the Declaration of Independence read from the old state Capitol—the very same place the document was read aloud 250 years ago. Having spent considerable time visiting Williamsburg during the COVID-19 lockdowns, we wanted to revisit one…
Home » Student Loan Refinance » Which Debts Should You Pay Off First — Credit Cards or Student Loans? Having more than one type of debt is common, and that’s especially true once you graduate from college and start your first “real job.” You may have credit card debt, an auto loan, and a mortgage…
Letter from the Governor
Listen to the article 10 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. “Quite literally, what these AI tools are doing today is what I did for the first 10 years of my career.” That’s how Teikametrics CFO Brian Beaupre describes the rapid evolution of the use of artificial intelligence…
The IRS issued final regulations (T.D. 10051) Wednesday designating certain arrangements purporting to be charitable remainder annuity trusts (CRATs) as listed transactions, requiring disclosure by material advisers and certain participants in the transactions. Listed transactions are transactions the IRS has identified as potential tax-avoidance arrangements and are subject to heightened reporting requirements. CRATs are irrevocable…
One of the biggest misconceptions in interior design is thinking a living room needs custom built-ins to feel elevated, layered, and expensive. The truth? Some of the most inviting spaces are created through thoughtful texture, warm wood tones, oversized artwork, soft lighting, and beautifully styled furniture that feels collected instead of overdesigned. This living…
Historically, one enormous advantage the wealthy had over the rest of us was access to expert investing advice. They didn’t need to be experts on stocks or market movements or investing. They could pay someone to “just take care of it.” Today, everyone has access to expert investing advice — if not through human investing…
Please enable JavaScript if it is disabled in your browser or access the information through the links provided below. June 18, 2026 Federal Reserve Board issues enforcement action with former employee of Manufacturers and Traders Trust Company For release at 11:00 a.m. EDT The Federal Reserve Board…
Gigi the dog A question I’ve been getting a lot lately: “What happened to your dog???” I get this question via email, through blog comments, on Instagram, Facebook and in person. It’s taken me awhile to put together my response because it’s a painful one. But today, I’m ready to share. The Tail of Genevieve…
