Modest gains in college persistence among high-poverty graduates
Recent findings reveal a tiny lift in college persistence for students from high‑poverty high schools while the enrollment gap remains wide.
Category
Finance
Hong Kong’s inaugural five-year strategy targets tech, education and finance
Hong Kong's first five‑year plan promises a tech‑rich future, more jobs and stronger ties to mainland China.
Higher rates challenge investors as Fed lifts benchmark
Fed’s latest hike reshapes the housing landscape, offering cash‑rich buyers a chance while squeezing leveraged investors amid regional market shifts.
How withdrawal order impacts retirees’ taxes and enjoyment
A hidden tax mistake costs retirees dearly; correcting the spending sequence can protect savings and improve quality of life.
What a higher Social Security tax means for workers
Explore how proposed payroll tax hikes would affect everyday earners and why some GOP lawmakers are now weighing the option.
Baru Gold boosts funding with larger $0.06 unit private placement
Baru Gold lifts its private placement to 5.6 million units, aiming to secure $338,589 for the Sangihe gold project.
TEAM USA Act would limit foreign players on varsity rosters
New legislation seeks to protect U.S. athletes by limiting foreign players on college teams and threatening federal aid for violations.
Students learn money management as state requires finance education
Long Island schools now teach budgeting, credit and investing, while new guidance helps teens dodge online scams.
Rising 10-year Treasury yields: still a draw for bond buyers
Higher Treasury yields reshape borrowing costs, yet strategic investors still see bonds as attractive.
Corporate finance and capital structure
Discover the importance of understanding corporate capital structure and finance costs for businesses