More From Money
Regional Banks’ Earnings Stabilize But Exposure To Nonbanks Rises
Regional bank first quarter earnings are showing early signs of slowing down. And their exposure to nonbanks continues to rise in an uncertain economic environment.
Senior Contributor
Why Cash Flow Is King For Fractional Leaders
How fractional leadership, diversified cash flow, and multiple income streams are reshaping income stability beyond salary in an AI-driven labor market.
Contributor
This ‘Boring’ Fund Owns The Hottest AI Firm On Earth, Yields 8.3%
AI is making real money—I’m talking about $30 billion in revenue for just one leading AI firm. (Hint: You probably already use their chatbot!)
Contributor
The 60/40 Portfolio Is Under Stress Again And This Time Is Different
Those are the questions the current market environment is demanding investors answer.
ByJason Kirsch,
Contributor
The Opening Of The Strait Of Hormuz May Not Fix Things
Iran opened the Strait but could reconsider. Donald Trump says it’s still blockaded by the U.S. Immediate relief in pricing might not last, but uncertainty is bound to.
ByErik Sherman,
Senior Contributor
Fewer Returns, Bigger Refunds: What IRS Data Says About The 2026 Tax Season
IRS data shows that, as taxpayers got closer to Tax Day, filings were still lagging last year, while refunds have increased.
Senior Writer
How GE Vernova Is Profiting From The Global Power Shortage
GE Vernova is ramping manufacturing capacity to produce approximately 20 GW of turbines annually by mid-2026. The same 400-Ton giants that power your AI Models.
ByJon Markman,
Contributor
States Are Cracking Down On Luxury Car Sales Tax Avoidance
Luxury auto buyers often take advantage of the “Montana Loophole.” With some states beginning to crack down, though, buyers should beware and ensure they do this legally.
ByTom Cullinan,
Contributor
Inflation Facts: Price Increases, By President, From 1979 To Today
What causes inflation? How has inflation changed during every president from Clinton to Trump? How much has the cost of gas, beef, and milk changed under past presidents?
ByMike Patton,
Senior Contributor
Kazakhstan’s Crackdown On Gray Market Phones Offers A Blueprint, With Caveats
Gray market crackdowns promise tax gains and market fairness, but lessons from Africa warn that poorly executed formalization erodes consumer trust.
Contributor
Consolidate Student Loans Before It’s Too Late, Warns Group, But Watch For Pitfalls
Here’s what borrowers should know about this critical deadline to consolidate your student loans, who it applies to, and what happens if you miss it.
Senior Contributor
The Making Of The IRS: ‘Nobody Likes A Tax Collector’
Robert Goulder and Joseph Thorndike of Tax Notes explore tax collection throughout U.S. history, from tariffs to tax returns, and how the past has shaped Americans’ perception of tax.
Contributor
How Tesla’s Valuation Surges To $2 Trillion
TSLA surged 12% over the last week, taking its market capitalization to approximately $1.2 trillion, as its latest AI5 chips are set to enter production.
ByTrefis Team,
Contributor
What Investors Should Really Look For In Real Estate Markets
Vet regulation, infrastructure, demographics and stability before falling for a floor plan, and the market turns from guesswork into simple math.
Forbes Councils Member
Agentic AI: The New Standard For The Finance Tech Intelligence Layer
To survive the current scrutiny, software must prove it can do more than just remember—it must understand.
ByMitt Mehta,
Forbes Councils Member