The State Bank of India’s newly appointed chairman said he’s targeting the country’s unbanked population as it seeks to expand amid intense competition for deposits.

Also bond quants, reverse split manipulation, concentrated funds and Tether.

Bitpanda GmbH, a cryptocurrency trading platform backed by billionaire Peter Thiel, is exploring options including a potential initial public offering in Frankfurt, according to people familiar with the matter.

Investors added $3.51 billion to crypto-focused exchange-traded products during the past month and $26.6 billion in the past year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Crypto ETP assets totaled $93.3 billion.

Freshfields is considering expanding into Texas and Boston as the UK-founded law firm looks to continue its stateside revenue surge, according to senior partner Georgia Dawson.

What are Peyton Manning, Dr. Phil, Jerry Jones, and the Dallas Cowboys cheerleaders doing at a bench-bar conference?

PwC, echoing its competitors, reported slower global growth in 2024 as demand for consulting work waned and revenues shrunk in its troubled Australia and China businesses.

Latin American and Caribbean countries should raise cigarette taxes after years of progress in using taxes to cut smoking rates slowed in recent years, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said in a report released Monday.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves touted new funding for Britain’s National Health Service as an upside for voters in a crunch budget this week expected to be dominated by tax hikes and extra borrowing.

Subway Restaurants Inc. advertises its steak & cheese sandwich with photographs depicting the sandwiches with “at least 200% more meat” than the sandwiches buyers received, a proposed class action filed Monday alleged.

New Jersey lawmakers took a major step Monday toward launching the new StayNJ property tax relief plan, which would provide eligible seniors with up to $6,500 off their annual property tax bills.

The arm’s length principle isn’t a relevant test in determining whether the purchase of properties qualifies for tax relief intended for separate dwellings, a UK court ruled.

A former regional account manager working for Novo Nordisk Inc. is suing the healthcare company, alleging it failed to accommodate her disabilities, retaliated against her, and wrongfully terminated her employment.

A deaf Ohio public school American Sign Language teacher sued the district for its alleged failure to accommodate her request of providing her with an interpreter so she could effectively perform her job duties.

A federal government crackdown on consumer information leaks is threatening new tax code provisions designed to let employers help their workers save for retirement while paying off college debt.

A former Santé Ventures marketing director who twice went to trial in her lawsuit seeking bonus payments must choose between seeing her $1.4 million jury verdict cut by $200,000 or preparing for a third trial, a federal judge said.

Kentucky’s flat tax rate is unchanged for 2025, while its standard deduction increased, the state revenue department said Oct. 25.

The hourly minimum wage in Redwood City, California will rise to $18.20 from $17.70 effective Jan. 1, 2025, according to an update on the city’s website.

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Crowe’s Sowmya Varadharajan and Mike Santoro say recent state transfer pricing developments underscore the need to update intercompany agreements and maintain documentation.

The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities’ Chuck Marr advocates for allowing the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act to end, saying Congress should prioritize low- to moderate-income people with the extra revenue.

This week, experts analyzed Loper Bright’s impact on the 3M transfer pricing dispute, factors to consider before suing the IRS over unpaid ERC claims, and more.

A September poll from The Atlanta Journal-Constitution found Vice President Kamala Harris was 10 percentage points behind President Joe Biden’s 2020 performance with the state’s largest and most reliable Democratic voting bloc — Black Georgians.

Aliant’s Jacob Stein looks at the state law taking effect in 2025, saying concerned parties should consult a lawyer on asset protections.