Luxury Miami homes on an island Getty It’s been more than six months since the U.S. Treasury’s money laundering enforcement arm expanded ownership disclosure requirements for all cash real estate deals in South Florida to include any transactions of $300,000 or more. For the first time, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network also cast the net beyond Miami-Dade
Month: May 2019
Dyson, a British manufacturer best known for vacuums, fans, air purifiers and hand dryers, could add electric vehicles to its product portfolio, the company confirmed this week, releasing images of new patents it has received. “We’ve been researching motors, batteries, aerodynamics, vision systems and robotics for 22 years. Now the time is right to bring
Lyft President John Zimmer (R) and CEO Logan Green speak as Lyft lists on the Nasdaq at an IPO event in Los Angeles March 29, 2019. Mike Blake | Reuters Lyft will report quarterly earnings after Tuesday’s market close for the first time since going public in March. Here’s what analysts are expecting from Lyft’s
Bob Iger Stephen Desaulniers | CNBC This week, several large traditional media companies provided us with data points that nicely illustrate today’s confusing media world: Let’s start with Disney, which announced its quarterly earnings on May 8. This week, Sinclair acquired Disney’s 21 regional sports networks (which it got when it bought Fox) for $9.6
Do you want to live in the same apartment once occupied by the most famous alleged female fraudster of the 21st century? You’re in luck. The notoriously secretive Elizabeth Holmes, charged with nine counts of wire fraud, two counts of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and awaiting her criminal trial, lived at Lombard Place Apartments
The U.S. government on Friday approved the formation of a new Silicon Valley stock exchange following a regulatory criticism late last year. Backed by top Valley figures such as venture capitalist Marc Andreessen, the Long-Term Stock Exchange was born out of concern from the nation’s tech elite who were frustrated that the public market’s focus
There’s no doubt that college is expensive. Tuition and fees for a four-year private college averaged $35,830 in 2018-19; at four-year in-state public colleges, it was $10,230, according to the College Board. And that doesn’t count room and board or other expenses. Few families have the cash to cover it, and that’s where borrowed money
Bitcoin has outperformed stocks and gold, so far, in 2019. The digital currency has gained close to 68% YTD, the NASDAQ QQQ Invesco ETF shares have gained 18.09%, the Russel 2000 iShares ETF has gained 15.04%, while SPDR Gold shares have lost 0.08%. Stocks, Gold, and Bitcoin YTD Koyfin Meanwhile, the rest of the cryptocurrency was
Wednesday, May 1, 2019 – Detroit, MI: Actor, author, and owner of The Roasting Plant, Hill Harper discusses financial literacy at the Experian #BoostAmerica campaign launch. Tim Galloway/AP Images for Experian Actor and author Hill Harper has always had a comfort level with money. From a very early age, his father worked with him to
A lovely house built in 1709 is the centerpiece of this historic wine estate. Lew Geffen Sotheby’s International Realty Do you want to make wine? If so, a historic wine estate in the western Cape Winelands is available for sale. Located about four miles east of Wellington in the high end of the Bovlei Valley,
The Trump administration a year ago began sending American businesses a clear-cut message to get out of China, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Friday. Despite another round of tariff increases Friday and a new episode in tense U.S.-China trade relations, many companies heard the message loud and clear. “Nearly everyone in the business community saw this
Papa John’s swung to a loss in the first quarter as the steps the embattled pizza chain is taking to bolster its business and legal fees hit earnings. But excluding these charges, the company topped Wall Street’s expectations. Shares seesawed in extended trading Tuesday, sometimes rising as much 5% before trending back downward. The company
Important data on the consumer and manufacturing is released in the week ahead, and investors are watching to see what it says about two key parts of the economy as new tariffs go into effect on Chinese goods. The economic reports should show how the economy is faring so far in the second quarter, following
Apple shares have slid steadily amid tumultuous U.S. trade negotiations with China, as investors fear CEO Tim Cook’s warning earlier this year about iPhone sales in China may yet come true. Apple’s stock is down more than 7% since President Donald Trump declared he would increased tariffs on $200 billion of Chinese goods to 25%.
If community college is in the cards for your high school senior, don’t wait until the fall to prepare. Having the right strategy going before starting on that path to an associate’s degree can help your child finish his education on time or make a successful transfer to a four-year college. “For the 17-year-old whose
Facebook co-founder Chris Hughes says Facebook should be br9ken up. Getty Chris Hughes, a Facebook co-founder who says he sold all of his shares in 2012, believes the company should be broken up. He was as wrong about Facebook in 2012 as he is now. Here are three reasons Facebook should not be broken up.
Share to facebook Share to twitter Share to linkedin Congress needs to help the IRS stop tax ID theft crooks by giving it the power to set cybersecurity standards for paid tax reparers and providers of tax preparation software, GAO asserted today. Photo credit: Getty Getty Congress has opened the door to ID theft from
(Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images) Getty Telefonica-owned U.K. mobile operator O2 has partnered with U.K.-based Wireless Infrastructure Group to bring 5G to U.K. hotels, shopping malls, sports stadiums, and conference centers. The multi-million-pound investment is designed to deliver enhanced connectivity to these busy public spaces. “This significant investment in our network will give O2 customers an even
Wall Street on Monday should expect to see China’s retaliation to higher tariffs from the United States. But the Chinese have done a great deal to limit foreign competition in the country, and that could prove problematic for them in the trade war, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Friday. “In short, despite what you may have
Symantec stock fell as much as 15% Thursday after the security company said its president and CEO, Greg Clark, has stepped down. The company is looking for a replacement. Symantec director Richard Hill, formerly CEO of Novellus Systems, was named interim president and CEO, effective immediately, according to a statement. “As we enter into a
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