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Section 16 Insider Reporting Expands To Foreign Private Issuers Starting March 18, 2026

Starting March 18, 2026, Section 16 of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934 will apply to certain foreign private issuers, requiring their directors, officers, and significant shareholders to publicly report equity ownership and trading activity under the same insider reporting framework long applied to U.S. domestic issuers. This change eliminates a long-standing exemption that

January 8, 2026 No Comments

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Tariffs on Canadian Goods: Latest Updates and How Both Countries Feel the Impact

Right now, the U.S. tariff regime affecting Canadian goods is a two-track system. Most Canadian to U.S. trade can still enter tariff-free if it qualifies under USMCA rules, but multiple high-impact tariff layers remain on key sectors like metals and parts of autos, plus broader emergency-based tariffs that apply when goods are not USMCA-compliant. Canada

December 30, 2025 No Comments

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Average Investment Portfolio By Age In The United States

Average investment portfolios by age in the United States depend on what gets counted. Some datasets cover workplace plans such as 401(k) and 403b. Other datasets estimate combined retirement savings when multiple accounts are linked in one place. Portfolio composition adds a separate layer, illustrating how allocations shift as individuals transition from early career years

December 26, 2025 No Comments

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Fast Food Chains With 5,000+ US Stores – Who Actually Dominates the American Map?

Fast Food Chains are everywhere in the US, and that kind of reach does not happen overnight. Once a brand passes 5,000 locations, the story stops being about menu hype and starts being about systems, speed, and consistency. Let’s see which Fast Food Chains actually hit that scale and what the map says about who

December 15, 2025 No Comments

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8 Best Jobs That Don’t Require a Degree – High Paying Career Without College

College keeps getting sold as the only ticket to decent pay, while tuition climbs and student debt hangs over people for decades. Many people in their 20s feel pushed into a four-year program they do not even want, just to avoid looking like they gave up. Meanwhile, employers in many industries hunt for reliable workers

December 7, 2025 No Comments

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Can We Expect the Rise of Manufacturing Firms in 2026? How Tariffs Might Push US Industry to Grow

In late November, the US renewed one-year exemptions for 178 imports from China that many American factories still rely on. The broader tariff rules stayed in place, a clear sign that tariffs will keep shaping US manufacturing in 2026. Tariffs matter because they raise the price of many imported goods and parts. Earlier coverage showed

December 5, 2025 No Comments

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Which Passive Income Streams Pay Most in the US? Median Annual Passive Income Is Only About $4,200 (2025)

Passive income in the US has a dirty little secret: most people barely see any of it. Headlines love seven-figure landlord stories and TikTok gurus counting cash on a beach. Here is what the data shows. Among households that bring in any passive income, the median number is near 4,200 dollars a year. Plenty of

December 4, 2025 No Comments

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Florida Real Estate Market Predictions for 2026 – What Buyers and Sellers Can Expect?

fThe Florida real estate market cooled through 2025. Prices eased from the highs, inventory rose, and homes took longer to sell in many metros. Buyers regained leverage, while sellers had to work harder on price and presentation. Insurance and HOA costs stayed high and kept reshaping what people can afford. It is expected that 2026

December 3, 2025 No Comments

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12 Best Side Hustles That Will Stay Profitable in 2026

Around 27% of Americans have a side gig, and side hustlers report about $530 a month on average. Side hustles are not a trend anymore. For a lot of people, they help cover bills, build savings, or open a path to something bigger. Still, most side gigs stay small because people jump into whatever is

December 1, 2025 No Comments

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How Many People in United States Have One Million Dollars When They Retire

A million dollars has long been considered the standard goal for retirement in the United States. Most people assume it is what most workers end up with after decades on the job. The truth looks very different once you check the actual data. Most Americans retire with far less, and only a small share ever

November 18, 2025 No Comments

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Section 16 Insider Reporting Expands To Foreign Private Issuers Starting March 18, 2026

Tariffs on Canadian Goods: Latest Updates and How Both Countries Feel the Impact

Average Investment Portfolio By Age In The United States

Fast Food Chains With 5,000+ US Stores – Who Actually Dominates the American Map?

8 Best Jobs That Don’t Require a Degree – High Paying Career Without College

Can We Expect the Rise of Manufacturing Firms in 2026? How Tariffs Might Push US Industry to Grow

Which Passive Income Streams Pay Most in the US? Median Annual Passive Income Is Only About $4,200 (2025)

Florida Real Estate Market Predictions for 2026 – What Buyers and Sellers Can Expect?

12 Best Side Hustles That Will Stay Profitable in 2026

How Many People in United States Have One Million Dollars When They Retire