Video games dominate CES 2020
Gaming is dominating CES 2020, where Yahoo Finance Tech Editor Dan Howley reports live on the most exciting new products at the Las Vegas event.
Red Lobster may be headed toward bankruptcy, but its business problems go far beyond all-you-can-eat shrimp.
Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft Corp. and a renowned philanthropist, has been slipping down the ranks of the world’s billionaires. Despite boasting a net worth of nearly $128 billion, Gates is at No. 9 on the Forbes Billionaire Index, a significant drop from his previous position at No. 7 a month ago. This marks his lowest ranking since 1990 when he ranked 16th. Gates has been recognized not only for his immense wealth but also for his environmental advocacy, which makes his ownership of
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Management is taking action, signaling it believes its shares are significantly undervalued.
Dividend Aristocrats, a group of S&P 500 companies that have consistently increased their annual dividend payouts for at least 25 consecutive years, are often considered a haven for income-seeking investors. These companies are known for their ...
AMD's new MI300X processor is expected to challenge Nvidia's AI market dominance.
Microsoft has agreed to the largest single corporate power-purchase agreement ever signed.
BlackRock has a plan for your retirement savings: A 401(k) plan that comes with a monthly check for life. The firm's LifePath Paycheck takes a portion of an employee's retirement savings, and invests it in annuity contracts.
Imagine your child is getting married and you want to help pay for their wedding. You’ve been saving for years and now have $30,000 set aside for their big day, which you plan to hand over in the form of a check. However, before you pass along that much cash, it’s important to understand the […] The post Do I Need to Worry About the Gift Tax If I Pay $30,000 Toward My Child's Wedding? appeared first on SmartReads by SmartAsset.
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