Exploring the European hubs popular for international tax strategies

A report from the Tax Justice Network in 2024 suggests that nations lose about 416 billion euros (or $49.2 billion) annually due to profit shifting by multinational corporations and offshore tax strategies employed by wealthy individuals. The UK, in conjunction with its overseas territories and Crown dependencies, is highlighted as the largest source of global […]

NFL includes two additional countries in its international games

The NFL is set to feature seven international games during the 2025 season, marking a notable expansion in its global reach. Most of the matchups were announced recently, with various destinations confirmed. London, a familiar site for NFL regular-season games since 2007, will host three of these contests. Brazil and Germany will also see action, […]

NFL reveals all international games for 2025 in schedule announcement

The NFL has announced its complete schedule for the upcoming 2025 season. This Tuesday, the league revealed an exciting lineup of international matches that will take place in countries like Ireland, Brazil, the UK, and Germany. This year, there are a total of seven NFL games planned as part of the international series, showcasing the […]

Meta is exploring the use of stablecoins for international payments.

Meta is reportedly exploring the use of stablecoins for cross-border payments. The company is in talks with various crypto firms and plans to utilize multiple types of stablecoins, according to an unnamed source quoted by Fortune on May 8. The idea is to facilitate international transactions without incurring the fees typically associated with wire transfers […]

Newark Liberty International Airport radar displays go dark once more

Once again, radar screens failed early Friday at New Jersey’s Newark Liberty International Airport. The incident took place shortly before 4 a.m., as reported by WABC. In an audio clip, an air traffic controller warned at least two planes on the ground that their radar had gone dark. During one exchange, a controller instructed a […]

Furniture manufacturing in the US is under strain from international trade and tariff regulations.

Trade tensions are increasingly impacting American furniture manufacturers. While more than half of home furniture sold in the U.S. is domestically made, many companies still depend heavily on overseas partners, particularly in Asia. This dependence is causing significant stress, even for U.S.-based manufacturers with local production facilities. For instance, a North Carolina upholstery fabric supplier, […]