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Businesses Singing a Different Tune About Tariffs, But for How Long?

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In the words of Anchorman Ron Burgundy, “that escalated quickly.” A few months ago, corporations were offering a collective shrug when discussing the possibility that President Donald Trump’s tariffs would force them to raise their prices....

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Corporate Statements Hint at Effects of Recent Immigration Policies

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As the new immigration policies that accompanied President Donald Trump’s return to office in January continue to take shape, U.S. companies are getting a better idea of how the measures will affect their businesses. In risk disclosures and...

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Interest Rates Continue to Influence Corporate Financing

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After setting interest rates at a two-decade high last July, the Federal Reserve has held them steady for the last 10 months at 5.3%. And now everyone waiting on the central bank to cut rates should probably settle in for an even longer hau...

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Companies Responding to SEC’s Inflation Comments

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We told you last year about the Securities and Exchange Commission’s inflation-curious attitude as corporations and consumers alike have been forced to deal with rising prices. And just as inflation doesn’t appear to be going away anytime s...

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SEC Digs Deeper on Inflation Impacts

SEC is ready to swat down Form 10 K

“Inflation is negatively impacting our business.” As the prices of goods and materials continue to rise worldwide, a growing number of companies are adding some variation of this self-evident statement to their mandatory financial reporting...

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