The CLARITY Act, a major US cryptocurrency market-structure bill that would establish clearer regulatory responsibilities for digital assets, is moving forward after months of deadlock following President Donald Trump’s agreement to new ethics provisions.

The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) joined the nationwide rollout of the administration’s Handog ng Pangulo 2026 on Monday, Sept. 14, bringing government assistance and frontline services closer to communities across the country.

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said he could support President Donald Trump's proposed $5,000 dividend for American adults if the payments were structured as tax refunds and targeted at people who work and pay taxes.

A growing number of elite colleges are using expanded financial aid as a way to attract students from middle-income families, with more than 20 private institutions among the top 50 schools on Forbes' list of America's Top Colleges offering tuition-free programs tied to household income.

RockawayX, an early backer of blockchain network Solana, is seeking $150 million for a new fund focused on "undervalued tokens and crypto-related equities" after acquiring crypto hedge fund Relayer Capital.

US employers are preparing for another significant increase in healthcare costs, while changes to Medicaid under President Donald Trump's 2025 budget reconciliation law are expected to put additional financial pressure on healthcare providers.

The US Treasury will purchase up to $6 billion of longer-dated government debt in its latest buyback operation, tripling the size of the previous planned operation as Treasury yields remain elevated.

A former Mississippi healthcare business owner has been sentenced to five years in prison after pleading guilty to wire fraud in a Medicaid fraud case involving millions of dollars in fraudulent claims.

Global bond markets are under pressure as persistent inflation, rising government debt and other structural forces push interest rates higher, raising concerns for economies and asset prices.

Japan's financial watchdog plans to strengthen monitoring of the overseas operations of major financial institutions.

Austin police say a traffic stop involving a woman wanted in a bank-card-abuse investigation led to the seizure of hundreds of suspected stolen bank cards, postal keys, gift cards, checks and thousands of pieces of mail.

The US Mint on Wednesday began selling rolls and bags of a new $1 coin featuring President Donald Trump, part of the country's commemoration of its 250th anniversary.

The United States is entering an increasingly expensive phase of retirement as the country's aging population puts greater pressure on federal entitlement programs and the national debt continues to rise.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Friday charged former Bank of America investment banker Jason Satsky with insider trading.

US Treasury yields moved higher for a second consecutive day, giving back most of the gains made after the Treasury Department announced an expansion of its bond-buyback program.

Researchers are making progress toward quantum computers powerful enough to undermine the mathematical assumptions that currently protect cryptocurrencies and other blockchain-based assets.

The Trump administration has announced its eighth round of Iran-related sanctions as diplomats raced to secure a deal concerning the Strait of Hormuz.

Nvidia has been working with major Wall Street firms to develop financing structures that could help customers fund purchases of chips and AI infrastructure, with CEO Jensen Huang promoting the concept of AI factories as a new class of productive, investable infrastructure.

More Americans fell behind on their home and auto loan payments in the second quarter of 2026, according to new data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

Americans' credit card debt reached $1.26 trillion in the second quarter of 2026, increasing by about $21 billion from the previous quarter.

When Home Credit Philippines opened its first retail kiosk at SM Megamall in 2013, it served just 33 customers on its inaugural day.

The responsibility for restoring confidence in the yen rests with the Japanese government.

Francis Lim’s reform agenda offers the Philippine capital market something it urgently needs: a regulator willing to simplify rules, challenge entrenched interests, and enforce the law without fear or favor.

Private equity firm Uplift Investors has raised US$670 million for its inaugural investment fund, targeting businesses in legal services and other specialized service industries.