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Cricket may not be as mainstream in the United States as it is in other parts of the world, but that could be changing soon. Some high-profile CEOs and investors, including Satya Nadella from Microsoft and Shantanu Narayen from Adobe, have been actively investing in the growth of cricket in the U.S. These investors are
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In a time where the labor market is strong, some individuals may find themselves facing increased competition in their job search. Despite this challenge, experts suggest that prolonged unemployment and reduced income for the year 2024 could actually provide opportunities for effective tax planning. Certified financial planner Jaime Quinones from Stockade Wealth Management in Marlboro,
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The recent bankruptcy of fintech middleman Synapse has revealed a significant shortfall in funds, with a gap of $85 million between what partner banks are holding and what depositors are owed. This revelation has sent shockwaves through the U.S. fintech sector, marking it as one of the worst meltdowns since the 2008 financial crisis. More
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GameStop, a popular video game retailer, recently reported its first-quarter financial results which failed to showcase any signs of operational improvement. The company disclosed a significant decline in net sales, dropping by 29% to $881.8 million from $1.237 billion in the previous year. This decrease in sales was more prominent than what Wall Street analysts
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Rivian Automotive has recently unveiled its redesigned all-electric R1 pickup and SUV models, showcasing significant improvements in range, performance, and computing power. While the exterior design of the 2025 model-year vehicles remains largely unchanged, the company has implemented a plethora of upgrades under the hood. Over half of the hardware components have been altered for
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Mega backdoor Roth conversions are a strategy that can significantly enhance tax-free retirement savings by bypassing the IRS income limits associated with direct Roth IRA contributions. This approach involves making after-tax contributions to a 401(k) plan and then converting those funds to a Roth account. Unlike traditional backdoor Roth conversions, mega backdoor conversions allow for