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Rosella Foley is a news writer for Simplym Press. She covers topics ranging from arts to construction, automotive and travel to real estate, and fashion. In her spare time, Rosella enjoys reading and writing poetry.

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Could a tariff-induced recession speed AI adoption? The evidence from past downturns is: Yes

Past economic recessions have accelerated the adoption of new technologies, especially those designed to automate tasks, such as these factory robots working on an assembly line in a manufacturer in China. That might mean that a recession caused by the Trump administration’s tariff policy would actually drive adoption of artificial intelligence by companies that have […]

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‘Gray divorce’ for Gen X and Boomers is skyrocketing: 5 money mistakes to avoid before they derail your retirement

Beyond the emotional strain of a “gray divorce,” managing your finances is critical. The first step is hiring an experienced divorce attorney. Although it might be tempting to avoid legal fees, going without professional guidance could cost you more in the long run. Additionally, understanding the key financial and tax issues that come with gray

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Inside Blockworks’ plans to build the Bloomberg of crypto by packaging data and media

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The Masters winner this year will make 100 times more in today’s value than the inaugural golf tournament’s big prize in 1934

Scottie Scheffler of the United States puts on the green jacket during the awarding ceremony for the 2024 Masters golf tournament at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, the United States on April 14, 2024. Getty Images—Wu Xiaoling/Xinhua Source link

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Bill Gates’s daughter Phoebe knows she’s a ‘nepo baby’—that made her freshman year even tougher 

Microsoft founder Bill Gates made sure his three children grew up aware of how privileged their lives were. But when your father is the man who founded one of the biggest tech companies in the world, and is worth more than $100 billion, that also comes with a level of pressure. Gates’s youngest child, Phoebe,

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Trump advisors argue steep tariffs on countries like Vietnam and Cambodia are needed to erase trade deficits and rework supply chains. The economics say that’s going to be a long shot

U.S. President Donald Trump, on “Liberation Day,” reserved some of his highest tariff rates for Southeast Asia. Economists expected to see some targets, like manufacturing hub Vietnam, on Trump’s tariffs list. Other targets, like neighboring Cambodia, were more surprising—and all were shocked by the steep tariffs imposed on the region, often extending into the 40%

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U.K.’s wealth exodus has only just begun, as the effects of dismantling its multi-billion dollar non-dom tax regime kick in

The U.K.’s overhauling of a divisive tax regime that allowed international millionaires to live in the country while paying lower taxes is triggering an exodus of the rich.  A new system replacing the lucrative “non-domicile” tax status took effect on Apr. 6, requiring those with a permanent home abroad but living in the U.K., to

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KPMG’s new AI bot has cut interview scheduling time by almost 60% and saved more than 1,000 hours for the talent acquisition team

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Ripple acquires crypto-friendly prime broker Hidden Road for $1.25 billion

In one of the largest deals in the crypto space to date, crypto payments company XRP, to integrate a broader range of services that will attract large institutions, CEO Brad Garlinghouse told Fortune. “Ripple needs to make sure we have the infrastructure in place to appeal and expand to a larger segment of the biggest

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