MoIT explains first-half trade deficit
Trần Thanh Hải, deputy director general of the Agency of…
Wavvest Recruits Ex-Schwab Advisor to In-House RIA
Wavvest, a Chicago-based startup that has built an AI-native operating system for independent wealth managers, has added Vinnie…
Cairn Homes eyes 60% increase in H1 revenues, shares rise
Shares in home builder Cairn Homes rose today after it reported an estimated 60% increase in half year…
Germany: Factory recovery prospects – Commerzbank
Commerzbank’s Dr. Ralph Solveen notes that German industrial output rose 0.9% in May versus April, leaving April–May production…
Kildare construction firm fined €125,000 for fatal incident – News
A Kildare-headquartered building firm has been fined €125,000 for a fatal incident at a Co Wicklow construction site.…
US trade deficit surges amid artificial intelligence spending boom | Business and Economy News
Imbalance soars to $77.6bn in May as imports outpaced exports, driven by pharmaceuticals and semiconductors. Published On 7…
Your 401(k) May Have Just Bought SpaceX – Invesco NASDAQ 100 ETF (NASDAQ:QQQM), SpaceX (NASDAQ:SPCX), Inv
That’s because SpaceX officially joined the Nasdaq-100 just 15 trading days after its blockbuster IPO—the fastest major index…
Could crossed wires be causing my apartment electricity bills to be so high? – The Irish Times
Several years ago, I got rid of the storage heaters in my apartment and replaced them with electric…
Norway, a country of 5.5 million people that discovered oil off its coast in 1969, has built the world’s largest sovereign wealth fund — worth more than $2 trillion in 2026 and holding stakes in roughly 1.5 percent of all publicly listed shares on the planet — meaning every Norwegian citizen effectively owns nearly $400,000 of the fund on paper
A country of 5.5 million people owns, through a single state fund, close to one and a half…
Goldman’s RIA Custody Making Gains on Name Recognition
What’s in a custodian’s name? When you’re an advisor working with upper-high-net-worth clients considering a move to independence,…
Kildare school claims it is being ‘punished’ by department after enrolling extra class – The Irish Times
A Co Kildare primary school has said the Department of Education’s refusal to allocate an additional teacher “punishes…
Health and housing will leave other sectors of the economy short of workers – report – The Irish Times
Shifting workers into the health and construction sectors to meet labour market shortfalls could have “significant” implications for…