May 25, 2025

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Crypto

Analyst Sees Crypto Repeating Dot-Com Bubble, Predicts Rallies for XRP and One Solana Challenger

A widely followed analyst believes that crypto is poised to replicate a bubble witnessed in the late 1990s, triggered by a surge in internet adoption. Trader Michaël van de Poppe tells his 785,900 followers on the social media platform X that he’s extremely bullish on the crypto market as mainstream institutional players begin to embrace

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Crypto

Investor Kidnapped, Driven to Remote Desert and Robbed of $4,000,000 in Cryptocurrency by Teenagers: Report

Three teenagers are being accused of kidnapping a wealthy investor and then stealing $4 million in digital assets after driving him to a desert outside of Las Vegas. Court records show that Belal Ashraf and Austin Fletcher, both 16, are now facing charges of robbery, kidnapping and extortion, while a third yet-named accomplice remains at

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Loans

Here’s what borrowers need to know – NBC New York

Student loan borrowers have a lot of questions about how wage garnishment works, as the Trump administration resumed involuntary collections. Those include concerns about how much money the government can take, whether they can challenge collection efforts and how garnishments work for those who are self-employed. Here’s what we know so far. Shortly after the

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Funds

Funds from foreign sources into NRE accounts not taxable in India in terms of section 10(4)

Rajendra Maganbhai Patel Vs ACIT (ITAT Ahmedabad) ITAT Ahmedabad held that funds remitted from foreign sources into NRE accounts are not taxable in India unless there is material to establish that they originate from taxable Indian income. Accordingly, exemption u/s. 10(4) of the Income Tax Act granted. Facts- The assessee is a Non-Resident Indian and

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Finance

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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Mortgage

Average 30-year mortgage rate holds steady at 6.76%

article FILE – A sign is posted in front of a home for sale on August 07, 2024 in San Rafael, California. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) The average rate on a 30-year mortgage stood at 6.76% for the second week in a row. The rate is not as high as the highest levels the U.S. has

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Funds

Michigan needs to invest in poorest students, report says

Want to comment on this story? Become a subscriber today. Click here. Michigan must prioritize investing in students from low-income backgrounds who are farthest behind in post-pandemic learning if it wants to stop its slide to the bottom nationally in K-12 education metrics, a new education report released Thursday says. “Meeting the Moment,” a report

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Funds

Former officers ordered to repay $27.5K to close misused charity funds scandal

TOPEKA, Kan. (KCTV) – Former Overland Park, Kansas, Police Department officers who resigned at the center of an investigation into misused charity funds have been ordered to repay more than $27,500. Johnson County, Kansas, District Court records have revealed that the four former officers have been ordered to repay the money that a 2021 audit

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Mortgage

What’s the difference between a bank, mortgage banker or mortgage broker? – Daily News

Shopping for a mortgage is complicated and time consuming. You have lots of choices when it comes to financing a home, from loan programs, a span of interest rates and price options. You should be aware the mortgage world is comprised of four types of lenders: depositories, mortgage bankers, mortgage brokers and private money lenders.

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Funds

Colorado joins lawsuit over Trump freezing EV charging funding

Colorado has joined 16 other states to sue the Trump administration for not releasing billions of dollars that Congress approved to build charging stations for electric vehicles. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser said in a statement that the state stands to lose tens of millions of dollars to build out the infrastructure needed to get

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