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Technology Innovation | Feb 15, 2024 Technology Differentiation is Going to Zero.  How Can Fintechs Stand Out? In the article "AI Is Like Water" on NFX, the author, Morgan Beller, offers a challenging yet insightful view that technology differentiation is going to zero, particularly in the realm of generative AI.  As technology becomes as ubiquitous

Renters and homeowners are beginning to factor climate risks into moving decisions. Yet affordability remains the deciding factor.

Governance Tokens | Feb 15, 2024 Promise of Decentralization versus Reality of Governance Token Structures Governance tokens enable democratic decision-making processes within decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). These tokens, designed to democratize governance by granting voting rights to token holders, promise a future where stakeholders have a direct say in the direction and operation of a

Imposter scams were the most prevalent consumer fraud last year, the Federal Trade Commission said. Criminals dupe victims by posing as a trustworthy source.

The Biden administration released its proposal for which struggling borrowers should qualify for its new student loan forgiveness plan.

If you suspect layoffs are looming at your company, there are several things you should be doing to soften the blow and ease your transition to a new job.

Feb 15, 2024 When we talk about managing buildings or homes in a way that's good for the planet and saves money, we're talking about sustainable property management. It means making smart choices that help the environment and cut down on costs. Let's look at simple but effective ways to make buildings greener and why

The IRS is addressing issues that have led to a higher audit rate for filers claiming the earned income tax credit. Here's what to know.

Greenwashing | Feb 13, 2024 Fintech's Role in Unveiling Greenwashing and Promoting True Sustainability Greenwashing, the practice of making misleading or deceptive claims about a company's environmental impact, poses a significant threat to consumer trust and the credibility of sustainable finance. From Shell Canada's "Drive Carbon Neutral" program to Enbridge Gas's portrayal of natural gas

Problems with the new FAFSA have frustrated many students and families. But that also makes this the year to ask for more money.

While homeownership remains out of reach for many Black people in the U.S., there are two things buyers should do to increase their chances.

To get the biggest Social Security retirement benefit checks, it pays to wait.

Regulation and Enforcement | Feb 14, 2024 Takeaways from the SEC's Latest Enforcement on Off-Channel Communications As highlighted in this article by Mayer Brown, on February 9, 2024, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced charges against a collective of financial entities, comprising 5 broker-dealers, 7 dually registered broker-dealers and investment advisers, and 4

House lawmakers are weighing relief for a “marriage penalty” that impacts the federal deduction limit on state and local taxes, known as SALT. What to know.

Speech | Feb 14, 2024 Insights from Gary Gensler's speech titled "AI, Finance, Movies, and the Law" at Yale Law School, discussing the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) with finance and legal frameworks. While this isn't Gensler's first kick at the can in terms of AI meets finance speeches, below are some insights from his