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Trump’s Presidency: How Will It Affect Your Taxes?
Former President Donald Trump has proposed a range of tax policy initiatives, including extending the provisions from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) that are set to expire, reinstating the deduction for state and local taxes (SALT), lowering the corporate tax rate for domestic production, exempting certain income types from taxation, eliminating green energy tax credits, and introducing significant new tariffs.
Lloyds profits shrink by a fifth as car finance saga drives up provisions
Lloyds Banking Group posts a 20% fall in annual profits to £5.97bn, missing expectations as the car finance commission scandal prompts a further £700m provision. Loans and deposits rise, while analysts highlight Lloyds’ improved loan quality despite inflationary pressures.
Mira Murati, OpenAI’s former CTO, launches new ai start-up with ex-ChatGPT colleagues
OpenAI’s ex-CTO Mira Murati unveils Thinking Machines Lab, recruiting ex-colleagues from ChatGPT’s creator. The new AI start-up pledges open research and user-centric customisation, setting its sights on bridging key gaps in machine learning.
How to Hack Pokémon GO Location without Triggering Location Error 12
To spoof your Pokémon GO location on iOS 18 without getting Location Error 12? Find out the tricks to use MocPOGO location changer for teleportation, catching Pokémon where you are not supposed to reach, and moving around different regions without being noticed.
MPs critical of ageist ‘wealth-hoarding’ labels for baby boomers
MPs condemn “wealth-hoarding” stereotypes targeting baby boomers and call for tougher regulation of ageist portrayals. Discover why the Commons women and equalities committee urges stronger legal protections for older people facing digital exclusion and harmful media labels.
Inflation climbs to 3% as pricier food, flights and private schooling hit households
UK inflation hits 3% on pricier food, flights, and school fees. Discover why rising costs, looming energy hikes, and added VAT on private education are fuelling fresh concerns about living expenses and interest rate decisions.
How New Zealand Develops World-Class Athletes: Training Systems and Success Stories
How New Zealand’s Training Systems Shape World-Class Athletes Meta Description: Explore New Zealand's athlete development systems, from early talent identification to cutting-edge technology, shaping world-class athletes in diverse sports.