Exclusive – US Plans Initial Payment Toward UN Arrears as Reform Talks Continue
The United States plans to make an initial payment toward the billions of dollars it owes the United Nations within weeks, according to U.S. Ambassador
The United States plans to make an initial payment toward the billions of dollars it owes the United Nations within weeks, according to U.S. Ambassador
Mayer Brown has advised on three transactions recognized by LatinFinance as Deals of the Year, highlighting the firm’s role in complex capital markets and financing
Banco Santander has announced a landmark agreement to acquire Webster Financial Corporation, the holding company of Webster Bank, in a $12.2 billion transaction. The deal
Goodwin’s Life Sciences team has advised Tenpoint Therapeutics, Ltd. on a major financing milestone, supporting the company in securing a total of $235 million through
The letter looked routine. A standard white envelope, the tax office logo, formal language. Then came the figure. A five-digit tax bill addressed to a
The first round of February 2026 Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) payments, which can reach up to $5,181 for the highest earners, will begin arriving
Starting February 1, 2026, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) will begin charging a $45 identity verification fee to certain passengers who arrive at airport security
As families across the United States prepare for the 2026 tax season, many are looking closely at the Child Tax Credit (CTC) – a key
Many Americans choose to begin claiming Social Security as early as possible – at age 62. While this option provides quicker access to retirement income,
New Jersey’s newly launched Stay NJ program is set to deliver much-anticipated property tax relief to senior residents starting in February 2026. Designed to ease
A significant change is underway in the U.S. consumer finance landscape as credit card rewards, long seen as tools for short-term consumption, are being reoriented
For much of the past decade, universal basic income (UBI) sat on the fringes of U.S. economic debate. It was often dismissed as impractical, ideologically