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The SALT deduction limit is $40,400 for 2026. Here's how to maximize it
The SALT deduction limit is $40,400 for 2026. Experts cover how to maximize the tax break before year-end.
The New York TimesBusiness
Why Markets Are Buoyant — and Under Pressure
Energy and technology companies’ earnings are expected to keep driving up stock indexes. But what’s driving up their profits are weighing on the economy.
CNBCBusiness
ICE came to town and left behind weakened economies
Research links ICE enforcement surges to lasting declines in local spending, foot traffic and jobs. In Minneapolis, businesses are still recovering.
BBC NewsBusiness
Former Barclays traders have rate-rigging convictions quashed
Jay Merchant, Jonathan Mathew, Philippe Moryoussef, Alex Pabon, Colin Bermingham had their convictions overturned by the Court of Appeal.
Al JazeeraBusiness
Palestinian killed, several injured in Israeli pogrom in occupied West Bank
A 44-year-old Palestinian man was killed during Israeli settler assaults on olive harvesters in the West Bank.
The New York TimesBusiness
Chrysler Building Gets a New Owner With Big Renovation Plans
A large commercial landlord is planning to spruce up the office spaces and add amenities after the building lost its luster in recent years.
The GuardianBusiness
Tell us: are you affected by the 6% mortgage rate?
Will the mortgage rate rise change your plans to buy a house or move? The average cost of a five-year fixed-rate mortgage has hit the 6% barrier for the first time in three years. Figures from financial information provider Moneyfacts show the average is now 6.00%, its highest point since September 2023, while the…
CNBCBusiness
Mortgage rates sit at nearly 3-year high, and demand continues to shrink
Mortgage rates rose to the highest level in nearly three years, causing demand for both refinancing and homebuying to decline even further.
NPRBusiness
Who will win the 2026 Nobel Prize in economics?
A thinly traded prediction market offers a starting point. We explore potential winners and the big ideas that could earn them economics' biggest prize.
CNBCBusiness
Meta's Muse assistant tops app charts. Now it needs to become a habit
Meta’s Muse is free for now as the company searches for a business surrounding its personal AI agent.
BBC NewsBusiness
P&R's two-pronged budget approach under fire
Critics of P&R say it shows there is no commitment to making savings within the States.
CNBCBusiness
Trading platform Webull's China ties create national security risk, congressional panel finds
A congressional committee says trading platform Webull is not the ordinary U.S. company it claims, but exposes customer data to Chinese surveillance risk.
The GuardianBusiness
Why do billionaires have so many children if they’re not prepared to parent them? | Arwa Mahdawi
Kim Kardashian’s revelation that she has five nannies for four children caused a ruckus. But the world of the ultra-wealthy throws up far more extreme approaches to childcare “I have the best advice for women in business,” Kim Kardashian told Variety in 2022 . “Get your fucking ass up and work. It seems like nobody…
CNBCBusiness
'Get your house in order': IMF chief's stark warning for France over surging bond yields
France is facing a fresh political crisis, as its debt levels and borrowing costs continue to rise.
BBC NewsBusiness
Royal Mail plans to cut 2,500 head office jobs
The postal service firm wants to cut the head office and other jobs by the end of 2027.
CNBCBusiness
Rubio says Tehran missed 'multiple' chances for nuclear deal amid Iran stalemate
Iran has failed to take advantage of "multiple opportunities" to reach a deal on its nuclear program, Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Wednesday.