Recently, London landlords have been experiencing a significant increase in the sale of their buy-to-let properties. Data from property portal Rightmove indicates that nearly one-third of homes for sale in London were previously rented out, highlighting a trend that is reflective of a larger shift in the rental property market across the UK as a
Broadcom, a major player in the tech industry, is set to report its earnings after the bell on Thursday. As the third largest component in the VanEck Semiconductor ETF (SMH), accounting for 8.6% of the fund, Broadcom’s performance is closely watched by investors. The stock has seen a 16% increase in the past three months,
The latest data on mortgage applications shows a clear trend – the demand for mortgages is now heavily focused on refinancing rather than new home purchases. This shift can be attributed to the continual decline in interest rates, which have dropped for the fifth consecutive week. While the total mortgage application volume increased by just
Tiger 21, a network of ultra-high-net-worth investors and entrepreneurs, recently released a report revealing that more than half of its members have chosen not to invest in Nvidia, the chip giant. While 57% of the members have avoided Nvidia, citing concerns about the sustainability of the company’s growth and potential competition catching up, the remaining
British fintech company Zilch recently announced a significant achievement – its first-ever month of profit. This marks a crucial milestone for the company as it sets its sights on an eventual initial public offering. In a trading update, the firm revealed that it reached profitability in July 2024, just four years after its inception. This
As more and more Americans aged 55 to 64 rely on Marketplace health insurance, it is crucial to understand the potential tax implications that can arise for younger retirees. The boosted tax breaks and lower monthly premiums available through Marketplace coverage have been a significant benefit for many individuals. However, without proper planning, retirees may
With the return of football season, the sports betting industry is gearing up for what is projected to be a record-breaking year. According to the American Gaming Association, U.S. adults are expected to wager a staggering $35 billion on the NFL this season, marking a significant increase from last year’s numbers. Despite the legalization of
Sports team owners are currently facing a unique set of challenges as team values continue to soar and the average age of owners increases. The pressure to navigate through tax implications and ensure a smooth ownership transition to the next generation is becoming more prevalent in the sports industry. In the National Football League (NFL),
Steph Curry, a four-time NBA Champion, is already setting his sights on life after basketball. In a recent interview with CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street,” the 10-time NBA All-Star discussed his future plans, including his business ventures and aspirations post-retirement. At 36 years old, Curry has established a media company, Unanimous Media, and a youth
CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity software maker, recently reported its fiscal second-quarter results, exceeding expectations in terms of earnings per share and revenue compared to LSEG consensus. The company’s revenue grew by 32% year over year, reaching $963.9 million for the quarter ending on July 31. The net income also saw a significant increase to $47 million,