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LIV Golf boss sees hope for new sponsors beyond 2026

LIV Golf boss sees hope for new sponsors beyond 2026

LIV Golf sees hope in finding new financial sponsors to carry the series beyond this season, when its vast Saudi funding will end, even though chief executive officer Scott O'Neil was short on details in comments Tuesday. Speaking ahead of this week's LIV Golf Virginia event

Stocks rise, oil falls as traders eye earnings, US-Iran ceasefire

Stocks rise, oil falls as traders eye earnings, US-Iran ceasefire

European and US stocks advanced Tuesday, lifting Wall Street indices to fresh records, as investors focused on first-quarter corporate earnings instead of uncertainty over the fragile US-Iran ceasefire. Oil prices pulled back, even as the United Arab Emirates said it came under a second day of Iranian missile

Tax hikes alone won't fully address US debt, report finds

(The Center Square) – No tax proposal before Congress would be sufficient on its own to put the federal debt on a sustainable long-term path, according to a new report from the Tax Foundation that finds spending on programs such as Social Security and Medicare is projected to outpace revenues

Premier League losses soar for clubs locked in 'arms race'

Premier League losses soar for clubs locked in 'arms race'

The Premier League is the envy of the world for its revenue-generating power, yet clubs lost nearly $1 billion last season as the pursuit of on-field success trumped financial security. Despite amassing a record £6.8 billion ($9.2 billion) in combined revenue in 2024/25, outgoings continued

State Auditor’s office takes action against ‘misleading’ healthcare plans

The State Auditor’s office is clamping down on what it called “a troubling and deceptive business practice” regarding “misleading” health insurance plans from companies that offer poor coverage and bad customer service. In a press release, State Auditor James Brown said his office has received numerous complaints against a

May Mortgage Outlook: Rates Stable but Braced for Shocks

May Mortgage Outlook: Rates Stable but Braced for Shocks

Mortgage rates are likely to remain relatively stable in May. There's no doubt that we'll have daily ups-and-downs, but a major dive is unlikely to happen. (My apologies to anyone hoping 5% rates would be back on the table anytime soon.) On the plus

UniCredit raises capital ahead of Commerzbank takeover bid

UniCredit raises capital ahead of Commerzbank takeover bid

Shareholders in Italy's UniCredit approved on Monday an increase in share capital that enables the Italian bank to mount a 35-billion-euro ($41-billion) hostile bid for its German rival Commerzbank UniCredit shareholders approved a motion to issue additional shares to raise share capital by up 6.