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Tax Breaks: On May The 4th, A Tax Dispute That Started An Intergalactic War

Our latest edition of Tax Breaks. Plus: A look at tax proposals, IRS gives notice to taxpayers, a challenge to the non-compete ban, the cost of Death Star, and more.

ByKelly Phillips ErbForbes Staff
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3 hours ago

How Dividend Investors Can Profit As AI Changes Everything

You’ve probably seen stories about tech investors feeling a bit shortchanged on the profits they’re getting.

ByMichael FosterContributor
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13 hours ago

Treasury Issues FY 2025 Green Book: Proposes Changes For Late PFIC QEF Election

U.S. taxpayers often miss the deadline to make a QEF election. But Treasury has proposed a legislative fix to this problem in the Green Book for the 2025 fiscal year.

ByMatthew RobertsContributor
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17 hours ago

Update: OLPX, ASIX, WLDN and FDP, May 3

Promising quarterly results released by Olaplex (OLPX) yesterday morning have sparked a meaningful rebound that has its shares up nearly 16% to start the [...]

ByTaesik YoonForbes Staff
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19 hours ago

Is Palantir An Attractive AI Stock Buy Ahead Of Earnings

Palantir reports earnings soon and many are looking to see if this is a good AI play. Read our earnings preview to see if it is a good AI buy.

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PREMIUM20 hours ago

Court Unanimously Overturns Farhy, Finding IRS Has Authority To Assess Penalties

Farhy challenged whether the IRS had the legal authority to assess section 6038 penalties. The Tax Court said no, but on appeal, the D.C. Circuit disagreed.

ByKelly Phillips ErbForbes Staff
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20 hours ago

Bullish Two Hundred Day Moving Average Cross - Apple

In trading on Friday, shares of Apple crossed above their 200 day moving average of $181.25, changing hands as high as $187.00 per share.

ByDividend ChannelContributor
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20 hours ago

Women Are Leading Gains in the Monthly Jobs Report, But Still Facing Barriers in the Labor Market

Not only has this recovery been more rapid than that of the Great Recession, but the "she-cession" has turned into a recovery led by women.

ByKate BahnContributor
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22 hours ago

Xi Jinping Goes To Paris - What Does It Mean For Trade And America?

Xi is back in Paris this weekend, his fourth visit, placing France alongside Kazakhstan and South Africa as Xi’s favourite destinations after the US (five visits) and ...

ByMike O'SullivanSenior Contributor
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22 hours ago

UK’s Climate Plan To Reach Net Zero Is Ruled Unlawful, Lacking Detail

On May 3, the High Court ruled that the United Kingdom’s plan to reach net zero by 2050 did not provide sufficient detail to comply with the UK Climate Change Act.

ByJon McGowanContributor
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PREMIUM23 hours ago

FTC Ban On Non-Compete Clauses Faces First Legal Challenge From Tax Services Firm

On April 23, 2024, the FTC issued a final rule banning employers from enforcing non-competes. Legal challenges—including from Ryan, a global tax firm—soon followed.

ByKelly Phillips ErbForbes Staff
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23 hours ago

20 Steps Late-Career Employees Can Take To Navigate Retirement

The first step is to assess their current financial situation.

ByExpert Panel®Forbes Councils Member
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May 3, 2024

China Market Update: Hong Kong Growth Stocks Climb The Great Wall Of Underweight, Week In Review

Asian equities were mixed overnight following Apple’s earnings “beat” as Hong Kong outperformed, India underperformed, and Japan was closed for Constitution Day, which is the celebration of the 1947 Constitution.

ByBrendan AhernSenior Contributor
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May 3, 2024

After April Showers, Will Markets Flower?

Q1 was great for markets. April was...not. So naturally, investors are wondering if this is just a “pause that refreshes” or a worrisome sign of more trouble to come.

ByMoneyShowContributor
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May 3, 2024

Biden Has Now Cancelled 10% Of All Student Debt, More Loan Forgiveness Is Coming

With the latest round of debt relief, President Biden has now approved upwards of $160 billion in student loan forgiveness. But some critics what him to go further.

ByAdam S. MinskySenior Contributor