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Home insurance rates are higher than ever, but this shows the state’s market is strengthening, Florida Office of Insurance Regulation says.
Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn on Tuesday reported a 72 percent jump in net profit during the first three months of 2024 as demand for artificial intelligence technology grows.
Amazon is introducing 100,000 new electric delivery vehicles in the next six years in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint. The new electric vans will eliminate millions of metric tons of carbon emissions annually.
Sony on Tuesday warned of falling profits this year as PlayStation 5 unit sales decline, after reporting a dip in annual earnings while also staying mum on a reported bid for Paramount.
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The world's biggest banks financed fossil fuels to the tune of $705 billion in 2023, with US and Japanese lenders leading the way, an annual report by climate campaigners said Monday.
(The Center Square) - California Governor Gavin Newsom promised “no new taxes” in his 2024-2025 budget as he announced the state’s shortfall is $7 billion worse than was expected in January, and proposed $15.2 billion in budget cuts against an up to $80 billion deficit. Newsom’s cuts include reducing water storage and reducing the state’s prison population by 4,600 inmates
Japanese auto giant Honda on Friday logged a record annual profit thanks to improving global vehicle sales, but issued a cautious outlook for the current fiscal year.
Retail credit cards often carry more restrictions, lower credit limits, and higher rates and fees than standard bank-issued cards. Threats to retail cards have also emerged from the growth of “buy now, pay later” services such as Klarna, Affirm, and Afterpay. And amid recent shifts in the credit industry—including a proposed federal rule that would curb how much card issuers can charge in fees—retail card companies are facing serious headwinds. But while consumers now have more options than ever, there may still be good reasons for shoppers to utilize store-issued credit cards. These are generally easier to obtain, making them appealing not only for loyal shoppers, but also for those with limited or middling credit. Researchers analyzed U.S. search volume data from Google Trends to find the most popular store cards by state.
(The Center Square) – The U.S. Government Accountability Office, the research arm of Congress, wants $916 million for fiscal year 2025, a fraction of the $70.4 billion in financial benefits the GAO said it provided last year.
