ITR filing deadline: After 4 extensions in last 5 years, why AY 2026-27 may not get extra time

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With the deadline for filing the income tax return (ITR) for the Assessment Year 2026–27 (FY 2025–26) drawing closer, many taxpayers are once again wondering whether the government will announce a last-minute extension. The expectation is not without precedent. Over the past five years, the income tax department extended various filing deadlines on four ocassions, […]

Not All AI Founders and Workers Can Take a Break From Hardcore Grind

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Some AI startup leaders step away to address health concerns, but for others, the cost of leaving may be too steep. Lilian Weng, a cofounder of the high-profile AI startup Thinking Machines Lab, stepped down Tuesday after suffering what she described as a stress-induced illness. Other tech leaders have recently scaled back their roles or […]

Paramount Warner Bros. Court Case: Settlement Odds, Election Effect

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Up until last week, just about everyone in Hollywood and Wall Street believed that Larry and David Ellison’s Paramount was going to own Warner Bros. Discovery in the near future. Now an antitrust lawsuit brought by California’s attorney general and other state AGs has thrown that into doubt. The Paramount-WBD deal is on hold for […]

Cyprus vs Poland for CFD Brokers: The Tax Edge May Not Pay Until Profit Nears EUR 3 Million

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Cyprus cut its corporate tax advantage over Poland to four percentage points at the start of 2026, just as Poland recorded record growth in retail brokerage accounts. The two developments put a familiar question back in front of CFD brokers deciding where to license an EU entity. Cyprus increased its corporate income tax rate from […]

Haribo Creates Instagram-Friendly Stores to Fuel US Growth

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“Kids and grown-ups love it so,” the ad jingle goes. Now, the German sweets brand Haribo is betting Americans love it enough to make a trip to its first-ever dedicated US stores. Opening next month in Central Valley, New York, and Wrentham, Massachusetts, each store is designed to be part marketing machine and part sales […]

SIP reduces only entry-timing risk: Here’s why valuation, liquidity and portfolio concentration still need attention

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Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) are promoted as one of the most disciplined ways to invest in mutual funds. By investing a fixed amount at regular intervals, investors can avoid the need to time the market. However, SIPs are often misunderstood as a complete risk-management strategy. According to Aditya Agarwal, Co-Founder, Wealthy.in, SIPs only address entry-timing […]

$11B F.L.Putnam Lands Minority Investment from Bixby Wealth

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F.L.Putnam, a Lynnfield, Mass.-based RIA with over $11 billion in assets under management, has secured a new minority investment from Bixby Wealth Solutions, an arm of Moontower Group. The RIA will continue to be run by the same leadership team, including CEO Tom Manning, who will also maintain majority ownership along with firm employees. Emigrant […]

What Is a Good Interest Rate on a Certificate of Deposit? | Banking Advice

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Key Takeaways Some CDs offer rates above 4%. Financial institutions operating primarily online often pay attractive CD rates. Interest rate decisions by the Federal Reserve influence CD rates. Interest rates for certificates of deposit have soared in recent years along with rates for savings accounts, mortgages and other financial products. But not all CDs are […]

Bitcoin Reclaims $64K Ahead of FOMC Meeting, Pi Network’s PI Rebounds: Market Watch

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BEAT has rocketed by over 30% in the past 24 hours after yesterday’s crash. Bitcoin’s price dipped below $62,800 yesterday in a de-risking move from investors ahead of the FOMC meeting, but it has rebounded swiftly to over $64,000 now. Most larger-cap alts have turned green as well, with XRP aiming at $1.10 once […]

How an 18-Year-Old’s Love of Origami Helped Him Win $100,000

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Growing up on Japan’s northernmost island allowed Hikaru Kuribayashi to immerse himself in nature, where origami patterns are everywhere. “Imagine a tiny ladybug,” Kuribayashi, 18, told Business Insider. “That ladybug actually uses origami patterns to fold and expand its wings.” Leaves. Flower petals. Insect wings. He’d often notice the intricate patterns while traversing the Hokkaido […]