Idaho Ranked Best State to Live In for 2026, WalletHub Study Finds
New Jersey, Wisconsin, Massachusetts and New Hampshire complete the top five as safety, income growth and health metrics drive the results.
California Commercial Real Estate Turns Selective as Higher Rates Reshape Development
Allen Matkins/UCLA Anderson Forecast shows capital flowing toward multifamily, industrial and neighborhood retail while office recovery stays measured.
Staged Truck Crash Fraud Would Become Federal Crime Under Moody Bill Backed by ATRA
New legislation would prosecute drivers, attorneys, physicians, and other co-conspirators who engineer accidents with commercial trucks.
The Career and Vision of Dato’ Seri Ivan Teh
Malaysia's Award-Winning Technology Entrepreneur
District of Columbia Faces Longest Credit Card Debt Payoff Times in 2026
WalletHub study reveals which states carry the heaviest burdens as Americans grapple with nearly $1.4 trillion in total credit card debt.
Tennessee Woman Charged With Preparing Dozens of False Tax Returns and Failing to File Her Own
Memphis tax preparer Lynette Hogue faces multiple federal counts for allegedly helping clients claim fraudulent refunds while skipping her own tax obligations, part of broader crackdown on tax fraud.
EyePoint Pharmaceuticals Agrees to Pay $4.6 Million to Settle False Claims Act Allegations
Massachusetts based drugmaker resolves claims it used kickbacks and free samples to boost sales of an eye medication used after cataract surgery, highlighting ongoing scrutiny of pharmaceutical marketing practices.
DEA Investigation Dismantles Mexican Cocaine Network as 15 Defendants Receive Prison Sentences
The Kansas City trafficking operation moved cocaine across several U.S. regions, used vehicles with concealed compartments, and generated nearly $49 million in documented drug proceeds.
Ben Anderson on How AI Could Shrink a Mortgage Approval to Minutes and Lower the Cost of Housing
The mortgage veteran and Cindie.ai founder believes the same technology rewiring lenders’ back offices will reach borrowers as faster approvals and a cheaper, clearer path to owning a home.
UNCTAD Warns of Lingering Economic Pain for Vulnerable Nations After Strait of Hormuz Reopening
While energy markets may stabilize quickly, developing countries face prolonged inflation, food insecurity risks, and uneven recovery following over 100 days of shipping disruptions.
Beyond the Custom Quote: How Denali Media and the Rise of Tiered Web Build Packages Are Reshaping Small Business Digital Services
A new generation of agencies is replacing opaque custom proposals with transparent tiered pricing, bundled coaching, and AI-aware web infrastructure built for small business buyers.
Europe Just Lost One of Its Most Successful Young Investors to America
At 28, with his US-based fund now crossing the €550 million mark, Adin Ramdedovic is shifting the centre of gravity of his investment work to the United States — a decision he says reflects where the opportunity, the capital and the next chapter genuinely sit.
How Owner Burnout is Becoming a Measurable Risk for Small Business Stability
Owning a small business has never been easy, but today, small business owners can measure the risks involved with burnout so they can better address them.
Beyond the SpaceX IPO: A Bigger Story Is Unfolding in Private Markets
A growing gap between where value is created and where investors can access it is driving the evolution of private secondary markets.
