June 8, 2025

Finance

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Ripple price forecast: Could XRP pump as Mutuum Finance (MUTM) draws all big investors?

Ripple (XRP) has long been a favorite for traders looking for steady, long-term growth, but with recent market shifts, many are wondering if its rally can continue. While XRP remains above the $2.13 mark, it faces strong competition and regulatory challenges that could hinder explosive growth in the near term. Meanwhile, a new player is

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How Business Is Really Talking About Climate Change 

Greetings from Los Angeles where the Milken Global Conference concluded earlier this week. For the uninitiated, Milken is a key stop on the conference circuit for many business and finance leaders—a great way to escape Manhattan to brush shoulders with industry titans and top policymakers in Beverly Hills.  It is by no means a climate

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Worried About the Economy Amid Trump’s Tariffs? Building an Emergency Fund Can Help.

How much should I save in an emergency fund? Vanguard, the big mutual fund company, suggests setting aside $2,000, or half of one month’s expenses, whichever is greater, as a buffer to cover unexpected but common “shocks,” like a car or home repair or medical bill. Then, to protect against a possible job loss, it

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Officials at odds over former Williamsport finance director’s guilty plea | News, Sports, Jobs

Several on Williamsport City Council are responding to the sentence — a year of probation — a former city administrator received upon conviction Monday in Dauphin County Court. William E. Nichols Jr., 72, pleaded guilty to felony charges of theft by failure to make required disposition of funds (F2) and tampering with public records (F3)

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Milwaukee charity sues former employee for alleged misuse of funds

MILWAUKEE — Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Milwaukee has filed a lawsuit against a former employee who allegedly misappropriated millions of dollars while working in the finance department. The local nonprofit is also suing Baker Tilly, the firm that was auditing it’s finances during the period of alleged fraud. “The Board of Trustees of

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Beyond survival: Liquida Capital’s Guide To Thriving In 2025 With Alternative Finance

Andre Dowdell Jr., CEO and founder of Liquida Capital In a rapidly evolving economy, businesses can no longer rely solely on traditional funding to remain competitive and influential in their industries. As access to bank loans becomes increasingly difficult for many small and mid-sized companies, alternative funding sources are stepping into the spotlight, not just

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15 Mobile Wallet Features Customers Value Most, According To Experts

getty From speed and convenience to privacy and personalization, customers have clear expectations when it comes to mobile wallet experiences. Understanding these preferences is essential for companies looking to build loyalty and stay competitive in the digital finance space. Whether users prioritize fast transactions, stronger security or intuitive design, their feedback can guide meaningful improvements.

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Draft Finance Bill 2025 aspires for unprecedented economic growth

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki addresses government communicators during a meeting to guide them on how to communicate about the Draft Finance Bill 2025-26 at his Karen Residence. /Mathew Gwendo/OGS The country has since independence relied on imports of food especially maize, wheat and rice commodities. However, the imports have all through been marked by

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Financial Literacy Statistics: The Average American Scores Just 48%

The average American got just 48% of the questions on the TIAA Institute-GFLEC Personal Finance Index correct in 2024, well below a passing grade. Scores for that index have stayed around 50% for nearly 10 years, reflecting a persistent gap in financial knowledge necessary to make the best decisions about money, retirement, and more. Financial

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Japan Finance Ministry: Missing documents in Moritomo scandal were discarded

Japan’s Finance Ministry says it believes some of the documents related to a controversial sale of state-owned land were discarded before they could be disclosed. Akagi Toshio, who worked for a regional bureau of the ministry in western Japan, was forced to falsify documents on the heavily discounted sale of state-owned land to school operator

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