- May 16, 2025
Imported-goods costs showing signs of tariff-related price pressures
The cost of imports barely rose in April, but only because of a global decline in oil prices. Yet many
Stock dividends are at risk if trade wars and tariffs squeeze profits
Companies will slash dividend payouts to make up for lost revenue. Source link
Multimillionaires might face higher taxes under Trump. Here are the money moves they could make now to trim their tax bill.
President Trump is reportedly considering raising the top income-tax rate to 39.6% for individuals making at least $2.5 million and
‘Retirement is nonsense’: Why retirement may need a rebranding
Is retirement “sad” or a “myth,” as some have said? Source link
Wall Street’s outlook sours on second quarter, with bigger forecast cuts than normal
Earnings Watch: Mattel and Ford will report, as markets rebound but look for trade-war clarity Source link
‘I’m very cynical’: My stepmother, 85, makes bizarre requests for money from my father’s $10M trust. Should I be concerned?
“He used a crappy lawyer to set up a very boilerplate trust agreement.” Source link
Massive power outage strikes Spain and Portugal.
The exact cause of the widespread outage was still unclear roughly two hours later. Source link
A cruel summer looms, but here’s why JPMorgan still expects a higher S&P 500 finish this year
The mood will improve later in 2025 as tariff angst eases, and focus turns to tax cuts and deregulation Source
Northrop’s stock falls as B-21 bomber’s production costs jump, hurting profits
Northrop said global demand for its products “remains strong.” Source link
Golfers think the sport keeps them healthy. New research says it will even help them live longer.
The sport has a growing number of senior participants — and there’s new research that says playing the game is