Month: February 2021

Treasury Department records show that 2020 set a new record for the number of Americans who renounced their U.S. citizenship or gave up their long-term green cards. Common reasons for renouncing can be family, tax and legal complications for people who generally live outside the United States. There is an official list published quarterly, and the
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As the Reddit rebellion tries to make a comeback, one long-time market bull is seeing euphoria at dot-com bubble levels. According to Ed Yardeni, it’s happening because the government is unintentionally setting the stage for retail investors to wage highly speculative bets. “There’s just so much liquidity that has been provided by the Fed and
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be responsible and protect ecological environment, environmental protection symbol texture getty Last month gave us another building material reuse charitable deduction case. The Fourth Circuit sustained a district court decision that entirely denied any charitable deduction to Lawrence and Linda Mann for material from the tear-down of a Bethesda, Maryland house that went to Second Chance
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Blimps were once at the forefront of aviation innovation. They took passengers across oceans in luxurious cabins, and they protected U.S. warships in open seas. But as the airplane quickly took over the age of aviation, blimps and airships faded from widespread use. “Everybody talks about the Hindenburg crash being the end of the airship,”
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Cristiano Amon, president of Qualcomm and Qualcomm CDMA Technologies, responds to a question during a panel discussion on 5G wireless broadband technology during the 2018 CES in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S. January 10, 2018. Steve Marcus | Reuters Qualcomm reported first quarter earnings after the bell Wednesday. Adjusted earnings beat expectations but Qualcomm’s sales were
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