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The $10 Million Hermès Problem: Estate Planning When Luxury Collectibles Outpace The Art Market
With Birkins, Rolexes and rare whiskies soaring in value, wealth managers warn that ignoring luxury assets in estate planning can cost millions.
JPMorgan Earnings Miss Forecasts On Apple Card Costs, Dimon Warns Markets 'Underappreciate' Risks
JPMorgan Chase (JPM) reported earnings Tuesday morning that capped off a record year for the firm while reporting a hit to net income.
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Biden Tax Increases Show Higher Energy Costs Are A Goal, Not A Glitch
“Replacing fossil fuel subsidies with incentives for clean energy production”
Multinationals tax shift unlikely until 2022, says Yellen
Yellen said that a newly endorsed mechanism to allow countries to tax large multinational companies may not be ready for consideration until 2022.
LeBron James' 2018 federal tax rate was triple that of Los Angeles Clippers' billionaire owner
LeBron James had a vastly higher tax rate than Los Angeles Clippers owner Steve Ballmer.
Big Tech Is Back, Allegedly As A Safe Haven
With resurgent doubts about the strength of the post-pandemic boom, traders are shifting back into the tech behemoths who seem safe in stormy seasons.