Lawyers advise clients to have a will, but even a will may not prevent legal disputes, as seen in Buffett's estate case.
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Philadelphia Mayor Parker's $2B plan aims to create 30,000 affordable housing units, funded partly by $800M in bonds.
Global energy markets are sensitive to crises. Supply-demand imbalances, political tensions, and speculation cause volatility.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weNJ7z3c9Fc[/embed][embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wLCXOkWh5k[/embed]
Yelp's "Black-owned" tag increased visibility for Black-owned restaurants in Detroit but led to lower average ratings.
Yelp's "Black-owned" tag boosted visibility but led to lower ratings for Black-owned restaurants in Detroit, a study finds.
Reconciliation is a legislative shortcut in D.C., allowing the majority party to bypass opposition and pass major fiscal changes.
The U.S. aims to decouple from China to protect intellectual property, but rivalry, not reliance, fuels cyber espionage.[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kpnSb4yGR0[/embed]
Twenty-five years since "The Perfect Storm" hit theaters, we reflect on changes in New England's commercial fishing industry.
Discover how power skills like adaptability, empathy, and inclusivity shape effective leadership in today's complex world.
U.S. charitable giving rose 3.3% to $593 billion in 2024, driven by a strong economy and stock market gains.