April 20, 2025

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Finance

10 Finance Press Releases You Need To See

(MENAFN– PR Newswire) NBA Legends Carmelo Anthony, Dwyane Wade, and Chris Paul’s Social Change Fund United Partners with Stackwell to Support Los Angeles Small Businesses “The Visionary Ventures Program represents our commitment to creating change in underserved communities,” said Anthony, Paul, and Wade in a joint statement. “By partnering with Stackwell, we’re offering holistic financial

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Finance

The Funders And Founders Moving Money Into The Future

This year’s honorees aren’t inheriting the financial system. They’re building the infrastructure for what comes next. By Leo Schoenberger, Hannah Hall and Moya Johnson Let’s face it—compliance is boring. But to Lisa Gradow, it’s an exciting target begging for some AI magic. Sure, billion-dollar AI companies like ChatGPT can handle the paperwork, but the software

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Finance

ASEAN finance chiefs meet, Trump’s tariffs kick in, Osaka Expo opens

Welcome to Your Week in Asia. ASEAN finance chiefs are expected to discuss regional economic stability and integrating financial services when they meet in Malaysia from Monday through Thursday. That comes as Asia braces for U.S. President Donald Trump’s sweeping “reciprocal” tariffs, which are due to start on Wednesday. Japan will hold the opening ceremony

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Finance

Edward Jones is secretly doubling down on DEI, whistleblower reveals

Files leaked exclusively to the New York Post reveal Costco is not the only big firm doubling down on its diversity-equity-and-inclusion programs in the new Trump era: Edward Jones, the largest American financial-services company, is secretly doing the same. “Like a lot of other companies, leadership at Edward Jones cowered to the woke mob and

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Funds

DOGE leaves $1B on the table in misused COVID-19 relief funds

The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) cut a little-known bureau in its ranks that was trying to recoup more than $1 billion in improper payments dispersed to providers during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Trump administration announced the dismantling of the HHS on March 27. HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told the public

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Finance

Fulcrum Lending CEO Maxwell Wu Sees the Future of Multifamily Finance as a Partnership between Community Banks, Technology and Private Credit.

Partner Insights spoke to Maxwell Wu, Co-founder and CEO at Fulcrum Lending based in New York City about his firm’s unique take on private credit, technology, and financial trends in the multifamily space. Before launching Fulcrum, Wu led the spinout of a technology group from Greystone, serving as the chief underwriter while leading the team

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Finance

How NAF’s Academy of Finance kick-started an accountant’s successful career

Stepfanie Romine for NAF  |  The Detroit News Christian Liner has spent the last 16 years building an impressive career in accounting and finance. After earning his bachelor’s degree in accounting at Eastern Michigan University and an MBA at Cleary University, he worked in auditing for two of the Big Four accounting firms. He then

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Finance

Will RCO Finance Outperform DOGE in April 2025?

RCO Finance (RCOF) is leading the charge with its groundbreaking Robo Advisor, an advanced AI that delivers real-time investment insights, helping traders make smarter moves without second-guessing themselves. It scans data from sources like Bloomberg, Reuters, and on-chain analytics to spot emerging trends before they hit the mainstream.  For instance, if an altcoin is starting

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Finance

Senate Finance advances Oz nomination to lead CMS

The Senate Finance Committee Tuesday advanced President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services by a vote of 14-13, splitting along party lines. Mehmet Oz,  known best for his time as a television personality and host of the daytime talk show “The Dr. Oz Show,” was a practicing heart surgeon

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Banking

JPMorgan employees allege banking giant mismanaged benefits

Employees at banking giant JPMorgan Chase claimed in a new class action suit that the company mismanaged their benefits, leading to far higher costs for prescription drugs and other services. The suit, filed last week in New York’s Southern District Court, argues that the bank and its top brass used a “flawed” process in choosing

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