#financialissues

Observe Lebanon

@observelebanon.bsky.social

2 months ago

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Tensions rose in a cabinet meeting as PM Nawaf Salam urged swift action on a vital financial gap law for Lebanon. The Lebanese Forces opposed it, warning of risks to depositors without proper data, emphasizing that urgency shouldn't harm the population.

#Lebanon #NawafSalam #FinancialIssues

The Canada Report

@thecanadareport.bsky.social

6 months ago

B.C. Projects Record $11.6B Deficit, Economic Challenges Persist into 2025

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#bcdeficit #economicchallenges #budget2025 #financialissues #canadaeconomy #bcnews #publicfinance

Monterey County Now

@montereycountynow.com

6 months ago

The struggling Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey to shut down by June 2027. Read the full article on Monterey County Now.

The struggling Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey to shut down by June 2027. #middleburyinstitute #monterey #closure #miis #education #financialissues

Monterey County Now

@montereycountynow.com

6 months ago

The struggling Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey to shut down by June 2027. Read the full article on Monterey County Now.

The struggling Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey to shut down by June 2027. #middleburyinstitute #monterey #closure #miis #education #financialissues

@newstreamingnet.bsky.social

7 months ago

The Benefits of Mediation This episode features Mardi Winder-Adams and Michael Cohen discussing the role of the mediator and mediation in the divorce process. Michael and Mardi are both trained mediators with years of experience in helping individuals settle all aspects of their divorce, including financial issues and coparenting plans. The discussion includes the benefits of mediation, how mediation can help reduce the costs of divorce, and how mediators can help in creating effective ways to communicate, even when it may be difficult. This episode offers insight and practical tips and strategies for anyone going through divorce who is interested in using mediation. More about Mardi: Mardi Winder-Adams is a certified divorce transition and high-conflict divorce coach, with experience as a domestic violence client advocate and behavioral consultant for schools. She is a credentialed mediator with over 30 years of experience in helping people navigate conflict, manage the challenges of divorce, and focus on creating positive transitions, even at very stressful times in life. Mardi is the best-selling author of From I Do to I’m Done and The Other Side of Divorce. She speaks internationally on conflict resolution, divorce, communication, and developing emotional intelligence and resilience.  Connect with Mardi: Email: Mardi@poscs.com Website: https://www.divorcecoach4women.com/ More about Michael: Michael Cohen is a passionate divorce mediator who cares about his clients and their families, and who is driven to help them divorce in the healthiest way possible to preserve their ability to co-parent effectively and minimize the impact of their divorce on their children. Michael guides his clients toward healthy financial decisions, and leads his clients through a collaborative process to help them create the healthiest parenting plan for them and their children. Michael earned his CPA while at the University of Illinois, and his Divorce Mediation Certification at Northwestern University. Michael is divorced and has three children, who are the inspiration for the work that he does for others.  Website:https://michaelsmediation.com

📣 New Podcast! "The Benefits of Mediation" on @Spreaker #conflictresolution #coparenting #divorceexperts #divorcemediation #divorceprocess #divorcesettlement #divorcesupport #financialissues #goingsolonetwork #mardiwinderadams #mediation #mediationexperience #mediationmatters #mediatorrole

Profit Trading USA

@profittradingusa.bsky.social

8 months ago

Trump tax bill averts one debt crisis but makes future financial woes worse By Davide Barbuscia NEW YORK (Reuters) -President Donald Trump’s tax-cut and spending bill, which passed Congress on Thursday, averts the near-term prospect of a U.S. government default but makes America’s long-term debt problems even worse. Republican lawmakers in the House of Representatives approved the bill that will extend Trump’s 2017 tax cuts, authorize more spending on border security and the military, make steep cuts in Medicare and Medicaid – and add trillions to the government’s debt. Trump is expected to sign the bill into law. As part of the tax package, lawmakers raised the U.S. government’s $36.1 trillion borrowing limit that it was projected to hit later this summer by $5 trillion – a move that will assuage concerns over a possible default on U.S. debt. Analysts had estimated the so-called X-date, when the Treasury would no longer be able to pay all of its obligations without an increase or suspension of the debt limit, could have occurred at the end of August or in early September. Longer term, however, the bill has largely been seen as bad news for the U.S. bond market and the nation’s fiscal health. It will add $3.4 trillion to the nation’s debt over the next decade, nonpartisan analysts have estimated. That would exacerbate concerns over additional bond supply and dwindling demand for U.S. Treasuries that have been a key driver of financial markets in recent months. "The bill contributes to some of the structural concerns around Treasuries, with respect to No. 1, ongoing fiscal deficit and elevated debt levels, and No. 2, inflation," said Mike Medeiros, macro strategist at Wellington Management. BlackRock (NYSE:BLK) warned on Monday that foreign buyers were already souring on American debt. There was a real risk that demand for the $500 billion in debt the U.S. issues every week will fall even more and push borrowing costs higher. "We’ve been highlighting the precarious position of the U.S. government’s indebtedness for some time now, and, if left unchecked, we view debt as the single greatest risk to the ’special status’ of the U.S. in financial markets," BlackRock’s investment managers said in a note. The bill is projected to reduce tax revenues by $4.5 trillion, reduce spending by $1.2 trillion and cost 10.9 million people their federal health insurance over the next decade, according to estimates from the Congressional Budget Office. The legislation also stokes economic growth by allowing businesses to fully expense equipment purchases as well as research and development costs, and provides other tax breaks. Some investors, however, worry the debt overhang could curtail the economic stimulus in the bill, which Trump refers to as the "One Big Beautiful Bill". Campe Goodman, fixed-income portfolio manager at Wellington Management Company, said he expected the bill to add as much as 0.5% to economic growth next year, but that the market was too complacent about the long-term risk of higher borrowing costs. "We believe the One Big Beautiful Bill will accelerate corporate earnings growth, which ultimately will drive equity values," said Ellen Hazen, chief market strategist at F.L. Putnam Investment Management. "But this could lead to higher-for-longer Treasury rates, making many fixed-income investments somewhat less attractive over the longer term," she said. Benchmark 10-year Treasury yields were higher on Wednesday after days of decline, with the increase partly attributed to fiscal concerns agitating investors. Yields rise when bond prices drop. Andrew Brenner, head of international fixed income at National Alliance Capital Markets, said Wednesday’s selloff was a sign that so-called bond vigilantes – investors who punish bad policy by making it prohibitively expensive for governments to borrow – were circling the market. "The Vigilantes want to see more deficit cutting... Their view is Trump and Congress have not done enough," he wrote in a note to clients on Wednesday. DEBT LIMIT RELIEF By raising the U.S. federal borrowing limits, the bill removes the low-probability but high-impact risk of a U.S. debt default, which could have catastrophic consequences for global markets. In recent weeks, the interest rate on some Treasury debt due in August had risen more than yields of short-term Treasury bills coming due around the same time, a sign investors were getting nervous about the approaching X-date. "I think (the passage of the bill) takes some of the debt ceiling risks away so yields on bills maturing in August might come down a little bit," said Vinny Bleau, director of fixed-income capital markets at Raymond James in Memphis. Overall, the reaction of the bond market to the bill approval has been relatively muted. An expansion in deficits had already been priced in with Trump’s return to the White House in January, and investor focus has shifted in recent weeks to economic growth concerns. To be sure, many market participants said the passage of the bill was secondary to other key market drivers. The benchmark S&P 500 Index closed at a record high on Wednesday, lifted by gains in tech stocks and progress on U.S. trade agreements. A slowdown in economic data in recent weeks has also bolstered expectations for interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve this year, contributing to optimism in stocks and bonds, although a blowout jobs report on Thursday dampened hopes for any immediate easing in monetary policy. "It’s earnings first and then the Federal Reserve," he said. Don't miss out on the next big opportunity! Stay ahead of the curve with ProPicks – 6 model portfolios fueled by AI stock picks with a stellar performance this year.. In 2024 alone, ProPicks' AI identified 2 stocks that surged over 150%, 4 additional stocks that leaped over 30%, and 3 more that climbed over 25%. That's an impressive track record. With portfolios tailored for Dow stocks, S&P stocks, Tech Stocks, and Mid Cap stocks, you can explore various wealth-building strategies. So if BLK is on your watchlist, it could be very wise to know whether or not it made the ProPicks lists.

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@newstreamingnet.bsky.social

8 months ago

The Benefits of Mediation with Michael Cohen This episode features Mardi Winder-Adams and Michael Cohen discussing the role of the mediator and mediation in the divorce process. Michael and Mardi are both trained mediators with years of experience in helping individuals settle all aspects of their divorce, including financial issues and coparenting plans. The discussion includes the benefits of mediation, how mediation can help reduce the costs of divorce, and how mediators can help in creating effective ways to communicate, even when it may be difficult. This episode offers insight and practical tips and strategies for anyone going through divorce who is interested in using mediation. More about Mardi: Mardi Winder-Adams is a certified divorce transition and high-conflict divorce coach, with experience as a domestic violence client advocate and behavioral consultant for schools. She is a credentialed mediator with over 30 years of experience in helping people navigate conflict, manage the challenges of divorce, and focus on creating positive transitions, even at very stressful times in life. Mardi is the best-selling author of From I Do to I’m Done and The Other Side of Divorce. She speaks internationally on conflict resolution, divorce, communication, and developing emotional intelligence and resilience. Connect with Mardi: Email: Mardi@poscs.com Website: https://www.divorcecoach4women.com/ More about Michael: Michael Cohen is a passionate divorce mediator who cares about his clients and their families, and who is driven to help them divorce in the healthiest way possible to preserve their ability to co-parent effectively and minimize the impact of their divorce on their children. Michael guides his clients toward healthy financial decisions, and leads his clients through a collaborative process to help them create the healthiest parenting plan for them and their children. Michael earned his CPA while at the University of Illinois, and his Divorce Mediation Certification at Northwestern University. Michael is divorced and has three children, who are the inspiration for the work that he does for others. Connect with Michael: Website:https://michaelsmediation.com

📣 New Podcast! "The Benefits of Mediation with Michael Cohen" on @Spreaker #conflictresolution #coparenting #divorceexperts #divorcemediation #divorceprocess #divorcesettlement #divorcesupport #financialissues #goingsolonetwork #mardiwinderadams #mediation #mediationexperience #mediationmatters

@geekykool.bsky.social

9 months ago

Video: Dungeon Craft- CMON is in Trouble - Geeky KOOL Professor DM discusses the bad financial position that CMON is currently in.  CMON is a game company.  They have stopped trading their stock and will focus on attempting to fulfill

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#DungonCraft
#ProfessorDM
#CMON
#SmallGameCompanies
#FinancialIssues

Cricket Updates

@mdcricket.bsky.social

1 year ago

Ireland calls off home series with Afghanistan due to financial constraints

CEO Warren Deutrom clarifies that the cancellation of seven matches is not politically motivated.

#IrelandCricket #AfghanistanCricket #FinancialIssues

Renzume.

@renzume.com

1 year ago

Mozilla MDN forum shows overdue hosting payments notice, raising concerns about financial stability
https://linuxmom.net/@vkc/114089626244932902
#mozilla #firefox #hosting #financialissues #techcommunity

Shine My Crown

@shinemycrown.com

1 year ago

Viral Video of Tearful Worker Sparks Debate on Low Wages in America: ‘Can’t Afford to Eat, Can’t Afford to Live, Can’t Afford to Pay Rent’ A viral video of an emotional young woman venting about the financial struggles of working-class Americans has reignited conversations about low wages… The post Viral Video of Tearful Worker Sparks Debate on Low Wages in America: ‘Can’t Afford to Eat,…

Viral Video of Tearful Worker Sparks Debate on Low Wages in America: ‘Can’t Afford to Eat, Can’t Afford to Live, Can’t Afford to Pay Rent’: A viral video of an emotional young woman venting about the financial struggles of… #LowWages #WorkingClass #ViralVideo #EconomicStruggles #FinancialIssues

川栂スミレVT

@sumirektsuga.bsky.social

1 year ago

今さん、こんにちわ！

私の金わ￥3800この今｡｡私はの東京人｡｡｡私は寄付を求めています。その見返りに、東京での私の生活のビデオログを作成し、市内の良い場所を示すことを約束します｡｡｡

受け入れられた寄付方法のDM。

VLog １の目標：30.0万円【生産コスト、設備、住宅を含む】

#VLog #JPSky #Donations #日本 #日本語Bluesky #Help #Broke #FinancialIssues

Brother Kendar Nekoli, Sholan warrior priest (NRE)

@kendarnekoli.bsky.social

1 year ago

A very long, wordy update on the state of things in my life.

I'm sorry for putting something this heavy on your feed. I don't know what to do.

#HealthIssues #FinancialIssues #LifeIssues

José A.B. Nolla

@joseabnolla.bsky.social

1 year ago

al impacts on Puerto Rico stores. #Walgreens #Pharmacy #Closure #FinancialIssues

José A.B. Nolla

@joseabnolla.bsky.social

1 year ago

Las razones por las que Walgreens está en problemas - Jay Fonseca 🏪La cadena de farmacias Walgreens anunció un plan para cerrar varias tiendas de bajo rendimiento en Estados Unidos,…

Las razones por las que Walgreens está en problemas: Walgreens is closing several underperforming stores in the US as part of a multi-year recovery plan. But what led to this decision? Over a quarter of their 8,000+ US stores are struggling. Dive into the reasons behind their challenges and potenti…