How to Calculate Rate of Return on Common Stock Equity
Return on equity, often abbreviated as ROE, is a financial metric used to judge the strength of a business by answering this ...
Hosted on MSN4h
Financial red flags: Indicators in your financial statements
In the realm of personal finance, maintaining a healthy financial status is crucial. However, many individuals overlook the ...
Small Business Earnings Report Finds Rising Costs Outpacing Revenues
It is important to note that while average expenses have declined by more than $130,000, revenues are dropping even more ...
Wisconsin Examiner18h
Wisconsin’s annual financial report records $4.5 billion budget surplus
Gov. Tony Evers announced Friday that Wisconsin’s Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, which is published by the Department ...
Chinese national charged with acting as Beijing's agent in local California election
A Chinese national was arrested Thursday on charges of acting as an illegal agent for Beijing when serving as the campaign ...
10 steps to help keep your financial goals and tax planning on track
When Trenda Boyum recently met with her financial adviser for her annual financial checkup, the retired Rasmussen University ...
Year-end financial checklist: Your guide to reviewing and protecting your assets and future
Take control of your financial future with this detailed checklist covering everything from your savings and investments to ...
How To Debrief Your Year Like A High Performing Founder
You’re on a mission that’s bigger than most can comprehend, don’t clock off for Christmas without a proper debrief. Here's ...
How should we look to history to make sense of Luigi Mangione’s alleged murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson?
But much of the coverage of the murder of Brian Thompson, the CEO of UnitedHealthcare, and Luigi Mangione, the man accused of killing him, has given me pause. As many journalists and pundits would ...
New records detail Pa. township secretary’s alleged half-million-dollar heist. How did sports betting, trips, and more go unnoticed?
Pamela Hackenburg allegedly used Gregg Township’s credit cards to steal almost $533,000 from local taxpayers. The township’s supervisors never looked at a statement.