For example, she cites Berkshire Hathaway Inc. (ticker: BKR.A, BRK.B), which held a record $347.7 billion in cash and cash equivalents, representing about 27% of total assets, as of March 31.

Solidion (STI) announced a step forward in its corporate treasury strategy by allocating a significant portion of its excess cash reserves to Bitcoin. This move, alongside the broader pro-Bitcoin ...

The checking account is our financial command center, handling everything from daily lattes to monthly rent. It's comforting to see a healthy balance, a buffer against life's little surprises. Yet, ...

The challenge for the new CEO is to set out a new vision without tarnishing “the legacy of the departing icon,” he said. Buffett became CEO in 1970 after his investment partnership acquired ...

Nuvve Holding (NVVE) announced its board of directors has approved the inclusion of Bitcoin as a primary asset in the company’s treasury management program. Nuvve will allocate up to 30% of its ...

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Federal law requires banks to report cash deposits of at least $10,000. ... The fact that your bank will report any cash deposits or withdrawals in excess of $10,000 isn't necessarily cause for alarm.

Special dividends are one-time payouts companies make when they have excess cash. A special dividend lowers a stock's price by the dividend amount on payment day. Tax implications and potential ...

Cash gifts and income are subject to IRS reporting rules. Gifts of up to $19,000 in cash are exempt from reporting in 2025. Those who have household employees must report cash payments that exceed ...

The Company plans to allocate up to 25% of its cash in excess of its estimated 6-month period operating expenses, if any, towards cryptocurrency purchases, subject to market conditions and actual ...

A cash trap happens when certain conditions occur, and the lender can "sweep" or divert a percentage of excess income created through the asset to pay down the loan.