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This Halloween, Consider a Phantom Stock Plan
Business owners could use a phantom stock plan to incentivize key employees without having to share control of the company.
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Sam Bankman-Fried Testifies at FTX Trial That Mistakes Were Made
Sam Bankman-Fried faces several fraud charges for his time at the FTX cryptocurrency exchange.
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UAW, Ford Reach Tentative Deal As GM, Stellantis Strike Continues
UAW and Ford's proposed agreement must be approved by union membership but workers can return to before that.
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Risk Management in the Digital Age: Protecting Your Business’ Finances
Here are three ways to keep an eye on your finances and prevent errors and fraud from sneaking in through the cracks.
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Car Prices Hold Steady So Far As UAW Strike Continues
Car prices are not likely to rise for several weeks should the strike continue, economist says.
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Tech Giants Look to Curb AI's Energy Demands: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter The expansion in AI is pushing tech giants to explore new ways to reduce energy use, while also providing energy transparency.
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New Employment Guidance Proposed on Hostile Work Practices
The Kiplinger Letter New guidelines for employers fueled by a sharp increase in employment discrimination lawsuits in 2023.
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SEC Cracks Down on Misleading Fund Names and Greenwashing: The Kiplinger Letter
The Kiplinger Letter The SEC rules aim to crack down on so-called “greenwashing” — misleading or deceptive claims by funds that use ESG factors.
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Will More Rite Aid Stores Close? Bankruptcy Restructuring Process Begins
Rite Aid plans to close or sell more than 250 stores so far under a court-supervised restructuring process.
