iShares New York Muni Bond ETF : NYF
This page provides stock news and articles for the iShares New York Muni Bond ETF (NYF). It lists the ETF's current stock data, including its price and daily change. The page also features a linked article discussing tax-free bond ETFs for high-income retirees, with NYF being one of the mentioned investments.
DoorDash (DASH) CFO sells 19,505 shares to cover RSU tax obligations
DoorDash, Inc.'s CFO, Ravi Inukonda, sold 19,505 Class A common shares at an average price of $155.588 per share. This transaction was conducted to cover tax obligations stemming from the vesting of restricted stock units (RSUs), a routine part of equity compensation. After the sale, Inukonda directly holds 267,470 shares and indirectly holds 89,507 shares through The RK Trust, indicating the sale represents a small fraction of his overall stake.
ENVIRI (NVRI) VP exercises 16,231 RSUs, withholds 7,505 shares for taxes
ENVIRI Corp's VP & Corporate Controller, Samuel C. Fenice, reported a routine equity compensation activity where he exercised 16,231 restricted stock units (RSUs). To cover tax obligations, 7,505 common shares were withheld, not sold on the open market. Following these transactions, Fenice directly holds 73,583 common shares and indirectly holds 559 common shares.
City gets $9 million from Amazon shortly after Mamdania feud with Bezos
New York City collected $9 million in outstanding fines from Amazon shortly after a public debate between NY Senator Zohran Mamdani and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos. The feud centered on tax policy and the role of billionaires, with Bezos suggesting a 0% income tax for lower earners and criticizing "villainizing" billionaires, while Mamdani advocated for higher taxes on corporations and the wealthy. The city's collection of fines from Amazon was announced by Mamdani, who emphasized that no company is above the law.
Morgan Stanley exemption comes under fire
Senator Elizabeth Warren has urged three financial regulators to revoke their approval of an exemption allowing Morgan Stanley to integrate its German investment bank into its holding company. Warren argues that the restructuring contradicts Section 23A of the Federal Reserve Act by using federally insured deposits to subsidize nonbank activities, potentially exposing the U.S. banking system to new risks, citing past scandals involving JPMorgan Chase and Citi. She questions the regulators' assertion that such an exemption is in the public interest, emphasizing that profitability and cost savings are not sufficient justifications.
IBM shares extend rally as Wedbush calls US quantum investment a "new catalyst"
IBM shares are up nearly 18% for the week following a $2 billion quantum computing investment package announced by the US Department of Commerce. Wedbush analysts view this investment as a significant new catalyst for the industry, particularly as IBM confirmed its involvement in developing the country's first quantum chip foundry. The firm highlighted IBM's projections for quantum business growth, its progress in quantum development, and its positioning at the forefront of AI and quantum, expecting quantum advantage to be reached later this year.
Netflix, Disney face higher costs under new Canadian content rules
Canada's new Online Streaming Act will require streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney to allocate 15% of their annual Canadian revenue to local content, a significant increase from the previous 5%. This move, aimed at supporting Canadian and Indigenous content creation, has drawn criticism from US trade representatives and the Motion Picture Association, who argue it will increase costs and violate trade agreements. Traditional broadcasters will see their content contribution requirement decrease from 30-45% to 25%.
Georgia Power shares tips, tools and free resources to reduce energy use this summer
Georgia Power is providing customers with free and low-cost energy-efficiency tips and resources to help manage energy use and maintain comfort as summer temperatures rise. The company offers advice on changing air filters, sealing drafts, using energy-efficient appliances, and utilizing digital tools to track energy consumption. Additionally, Georgia Power highlights assistance options like the EASE Program for home energy improvements for eligible households and Project Share for bill payment aid, while also announcing expected monthly savings of approximately $4 for typical residential customers starting in June, pending regulatory approval.
Management Fee Waivers for Fund Managers
Management fee waivers are a tax strategy for fund managers to convert ordinary income into potentially more favorable long-term capital gains by irrevocably forgoing future management fees in exchange for a "profits interest" in the fund. The IRS has proposed regulations requiring such waivers to be made before fees are earned and subjected to entrepreneurial risk to prevent tax avoidance. Proper structuring and documentation are crucial for compliance and to avoid recharacterization of income.
CNDT | Conduent Incorporated Common Stock Financials - Income Statement
This article provides comprehensive financial data and related insights for Conduent Incorporated (CNDT), focusing on its income statement. It details congressional trading activity related to CNDT, institutional ownership, and extensive corporate lobbying expenditures across various issues, as well as government contracts awarded to the company. The report also includes an overview of Conduent's business, its segments, and analyst ratings.
Rail News - CN commits CA$100 million for homelessness prevention. For Railroad Career Professionals
Canadian National Railway (CN) has announced a CA$100 million, 10-year commitment to combat homelessness through its new "CN Railroaders for Change" initiative. The program will partner with existing nonprofit organizations focused on early intervention and sustainable solutions, building on previous collaborations. Initial funding will support four Montreal-area nonprofits with CA$250,000 gifts each to provide immediate relief and long-term stability, with future applications opening July 1.
GlobalFoundries Stock Jumps As Quantum Bet Draws U.S. Billions
GlobalFoundries (GFS) stock surged by 9.58% following news of its new Quantum Technology Solutions business, which is set to receive a prospective $375 million award and a 1% equity stake from the U.S. Department of Commerce. This initiative, coupled with an additional $375 million in CHIPS Act funding, has led to significant price target increases from Susquehanna and Evercore ISI, linking GFS to growth in quantum, AI inference, and communications infrastructure. The company's strategic partnerships with major tech firms and investment in early-stage deep-tech through GF Accelerate position it as a key player in future AI and quantum hardware development.
Perpetua Resources stock surges on $2.9B EXIM loan approval
Perpetua Resources Corp (NASDAQ:PPTA) shares surged in premarket trading after the Export-Import Bank of the United States approved a $2.9 billion senior secured loan for the company's Stibnite Gold Project in Idaho. This loan, combined with Perpetua's cash on hand, is expected to fully fund the capital costs for the project, which aims to develop the only domestic reserve of critical mineral antimony in the U.S. The project is also designed to redevelop and restore the abandoned Stibnite Mining District and create over 700 direct jobs annually.
AEP, other Ohio utilities could own nuclear power plants under state bill
A new bill in Ohio's House of Representatives could allow utilities like American Electric Power and FirstEnergy to own nuclear power plants, a practice generally barred in the state. While AEP is exploring small modular nuclear projects due to load growth, the Ohio Manufacturers’ Association opposes the bill, arguing it reintroduces financial risks to customers similar to a past bribery scandal. The legislation outlines a regulatory framework for financing and ratemaking, requiring customer agreements and PUC approval based on energy independence and supply needs.
SITIME (SITM) executive uses 3,438 shares for equity tax withholding
SITIME Corp executive Vincent P. Pangrazio reported a tax-related share disposition where 3,438 shares of common stock were used to cover tax obligations at $697 per share. This non-market transaction was classified as a tax-withholding disposition. Following this event, Pangrazio directly holds 55,416 shares, which includes 39,966 shares issuable from unvested restricted stock units and performance-based restricted stock units.
SiTime (SITM) officer reports 6,049-share tax withholding, holds 83,145
SiTime Corp officer Fariborz Assaderaghi reported a tax-withholding disposition of 6,049 shares of common stock at $697 per share, an action for tax obligations rather than an open-market sale. After this transaction, he directly holds 83,145 shares. His holdings also include 76,830 unvested restricted stock units and performance-based restricted stock units, which vest based on time and company stock price performance.
Colgate-Palmolive India Q4 profit flat amid GST-related charge impact
Colgate-Palmolive India reported largely flat net profit for the quarter ended March, primarily due to GST-related charges, income-tax refund credit adjustments, and organizational restructuring costs. Despite these impacts, the company's revenue increased by 9.1% year-on-year to Rs 1,595.4 crore, driven by broad-based growth across its core and premium portfolios. The company emphasized its focus on premiumisation and disciplined cost management to sustain growth momentum.
DHL, FedEx, UPS call on EU to phase in new duties rules on low-value packages
DHL, FedEx, and UPS have urged EU finance ministers to adopt a phased implementation for new duties rules on low-value packages. The shipping giants propose proceeding with a €3 flat-rate duty per item from July 1, 2026, while deferring more complex and unresolved elements until they are legally certain and operationally viable. This approach aims to streamline the transition to the new regulations for cross-border shipments.
Genesee County drops Aramark after 19 years over jail food issues
Genesee County is ending its 19-year contract with food service provider Aramark for jail meals, opting instead for a three-year agreement with Canteen Services. This decision comes after numerous complaints from sheriff's officials and a county evaluation team regarding Aramark's food quality, consistency, and staffing issues, despite Aramark being the lowest bidder. While the county board approved the switch, questions remain about how the increased cost of Canteen's services will be funded beyond the current fiscal year.
CT gubernatorial candidates criticize Eversource’s rate hike request
Connecticut gubernatorial candidates are criticizing Eversource Energy's request for an 11% electricity rate hike in 2027, which would add $25 to the average customer's bill monthly. Incumbent Governor Ned Lamont stated PURA will investigate to protect consumers, while his Democratic primary challenger, Josh Elliot, suggested revoking Eversource's exclusive franchise. Republican candidate State Senator Ryan Fazio criticized Lamont for failing to address high electricity costs and approving actions beneficial to Eversource over consumers.
An employee of Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) posted an article to the effect that Samsung..
An employee of Korea Electric Power Corporation (KEPCO) posted an article on the "Blind" platform suggesting that Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix should share their semiconductor boom profits with KEPCO. The employee argues that KEPCO's low industrial electricity rates, particularly during high international energy prices, contributed to the massive profits of semiconductor companies while KEPCO accumulated significant debt. The article highlights the financial burden on KEPCO and calls for a balance between the semiconductor industry's excess profits and KEPCO's social cost burden.
Aramark lays off 54 employees at Lowell’s ICC shelter
Aramark is laying off 54 employees at the former UMass Lowell Inn and Conference Center (ICC) in Lowell, Massachusetts, as the state's lease for the property, which has been used as an emergency shelter for migrant and homeless families, is set to expire on June 30. The layoffs, effective July 14, affect various roles including housekeepers, waitstaff, and maintenance workers. This decision follows the winding down of the state's emergency housing program, which had housed over 700 individuals at its peak, and the facility's future use is currently being debated.
Vulcan Materials stock (US9291601097): public construction boom lifts profits and guidance confidenc
Vulcan Materials reported increased profits driven by robust US public construction spending, affirming its 2026 earnings outlook. The company, the largest aggregates supplier in the US, benefits significantly from ongoing infrastructure projects and aims for an adjusted EBITDA of $2.4 to $2.6 billion. Its strategic positioning in high-growth US regions and integrated business model provide resilience against market fluctuations and strong leverage to infrastructure spending cycles.
[IRANNOTICE] VODAFONE GROUP PUBLIC LTD CO SEC Filing
Vodafone Group Public Limited Company (VOD) has filed an IRANNOTICE with the SEC, disclosing information pursuant to Section 219 of the Iran Threat Reduction and Syria Human Rights Act of 2012 and Section 13(r) of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934. This disclosure relates to content within its Annual Report on Form 20-F for the year ended March 31, 2026, which was filed on May 22, 2026. The notice was formally submitted by Maaike de Bie, Group General Counsel and Company Secretary.
Ross Stores Stock Jumps as Sales Pop With Help From Tax Refunds
Ross Stores, a discount apparel and home accessories retailer, exceeded Wall Street's first-quarter sales and earnings expectations. The company opened 17 new locations across 11 states in February and March, bringing its total store count to 2,282 at the end of the quarter. The positive performance contributed to a jump in the company's stock.
AECOM Tops CA$270m DCC Source List with Sustainable Offer
AECOM has secured the top position on Defence Construction Canada's (DCC) National Architecture & Engineering Source List, a multi-year program valued at up to CA$270m (US$196m). This appointment highlights AECOM's expertise in sustainable infrastructure and will support critical infrastructure delivery for the Department of National Defence across Canada. The contract builds on a 15-year relationship and focuses on meeting Canada's defence spending targets while achieving net-zero commitments.
State Sec. speaks to U.S. ambassador about Microsoft leaking Dutch civil servants' names
State Secretary Willemijn Aerdts has expressed her disapproval to U.S. Ambassador Joe Popolo regarding Microsoft reportedly sharing the names of Dutch civil servants with the American government. The leaked information pertains to civil servants working on the Digital Services Act, a European law that the U.S. government views as censorship. This incident highlights the Netherlands' desire to reduce its digital dependency on major American tech companies.
VIDEO: The power of direct indexing
This video and article discuss direct indexing as a tool to improve after-tax investment outcomes. Authored by the UBS Editorial Team and featuring insights from Brian Smith of Eaton Vance, it explains how direct indexing works, why taxes impact returns, and identifies who benefits most from this strategy. The content also provides data and strategies for investors considering direct indexing.
Dan Ives Called IBM 'Sleeping Giant'—Now Trump's $1 Billion Quantum Bet Is Proving Him Right
Wedbush Securities analyst Dan Ives' prediction that IBM is a "sleeping giant" with massive upside is being validated by a new $1 billion federal investment in quantum computing. The Department of Commerce is awarding IBM $1 billion through the CHIPS and Science Act to establish Anderon, a quantum foundry in New York, which IBM will match with its own $1 billion investment. This initiative aims to create a secure domestic supply chain for quantum technologies and significantly boost the quantum sector, even though IBM's stock performance has been mixed in 2026.
Perpetua Resources secures US$2.9B EXIM loan to advance Stibnite gold-antimony mine
Perpetua Resources Corp (TSE: PPTA) (NASDAQ: PPTA) has secured a significant US$2.9 billion loan from the Export-Import Bank of the United States to fund the development of its Stibnite Gold Project in Idaho. This financing is crucial for strengthening domestic supply chains for critical minerals, particularly antimony, and includes plans for environmental restoration and job creation. The Stibnite project is expected to meet over a third of American antimony demand, reducing reliance on foreign sources and supporting national security applications.
D-Wave Vice President Sophie Ames Sells $437,000 Worth Of Shares: QBTS Stock Is Trending Overnight
D-Wave Quantum Inc. (QBTS) shares saw significant activity, jumping 7.81% in after-hours trading after a 33.37% gain during regular hours. This surge followed the disclosure that D-Wave's EVP Sophie Ames sold approximately $437,000 worth of shares under a pre-arranged trading plan. The quantum computing sector is also gaining investor attention due to reports of potential CHIPS Act funding, with D-Wave having signed an LOI for $100 million.
DLH Holdings Corp stock (US23330X1028): insider buying and federal health contracts in focus
DLH Holdings Corp is gaining attention due to recent insider buying and its focus on federal health contracts. The company specializes in providing health and readiness solutions to US federal agencies, primarily relying on multi-year government contracts in defense and health. For US investors, DLH offers a targeted play on federal healthcare spending but comes with risks related to contract concentration, policy changes, and competition.
IBM Stock Rallies On Trump Administration’s $1B Grant: Analysts Say ‘Big Blue’ Could Become First US Quantum Foundry
IBM shares rallied significantly after the Trump administration announced a proposed $1 billion grant to support IBM's new quantum computing venture, Anderon, which is expected to become a major U.S. manufacturer of quantum chips. IBM will also invest $1 billion into Anderon, located in Albany, New York. This development is seen as a major catalyst for IBM by analysts, solidifying its leadership in the quantum industry and shifting retail sentiment for the stock to "extremely bullish."
Columbus McKinnon (CMCO) exec uses 1,044 shares for tax withholding
Columbus McKinnon's CPTO and GM Latin America, Mario Y. Ramos Lara, reported routine tax-related share dispositions. He delivered a total of 1,044 common shares on May 19 and May 20, 2026, to cover tax withholding obligations on vested restricted stock units, rather than through open-market sales. After these transactions, he directly holds 32,406.879 common shares and retains 7,097.650 unvested restricted stock units.
Gavin Newsom Warns Californians To 'Avoid Chevron,' Says Big Oil Is 'Making Billions Off Trump's Iran War'
California Governor Gavin Newsom urged residents to avoid Chevron gas stations, claiming that consumers overpay for brand-name fuel while "Big Oil" profits from "Trump's Iran War." His press office suggested using unbranded gas, which meets state standards, to save money. This stance continues Newsom's past criticisms of oil producers, including the controversial reopening of the Sable Offshore Corp pipeline.
Tyler Technologies stock (US9022521051): public-sector software player in focus after recent sell-of
Tyler Technologies, a public-sector software provider, has seen its stock pull back in 2026 after mixed quarterly results and a broader reset in software valuations. The company specializes in software solutions for state and local governments, courts, public safety, and educational institutions in the US, with a growing focus on SaaS and cloud-hosted deployments. Its long-term growth narrative is supported by mission-critical government workflows and increasing recurring revenue, making it a key stock for investors tracking the digital transformation of government services.
Preferred ADS swap at Axia Energia (NYSE: EBR) intended to be tax-free
Axia Energia (NYSE: EBR) announced that its mandatory exchange of all Class B1 preferred ADSs into common ADSs, set for June 10, 2026, is intended to be a tax-free event for most U.S. Holders. The exchange ratio will be 1.1 common ADSs for every one preferred ADS. The company also highlighted potential U.S. federal income tax implications, including taxation on cash received in lieu of fractional shares, passive foreign investment company (PFIC) rules, backup withholding, and Form 8938 reporting requirements, advising investors to consult tax advisors.
Centene stock (US15133V1035): Bank of America lifts target as managed-care outlook shifts
Bank of America has raised its price target for Centene (US15133V1035) and reiterated a Buy rating, citing an improved outlook for the U.S. managed-care sector, particularly in Medicaid and Medicare. Centene focuses on managing health benefits for government programs, making it a bellwether for U.S. health policy trends. The company's performance is tied to membership volumes, government-negotiated rates, and its ability to manage medical costs, with its scale and diversified services offering a competitive advantage.
BlackRock Commits One Million Dollars to Financial Literacy in Mississippi
BlackRock, Inc. has committed $1 million towards financial literacy efforts in Mississippi, following the resolution of an administrative matter with the Mississippi Secretary of State's office regarding BlackRock's ESG practices and investor disclosures. The funding will primarily support the Mississippi Council on Economic Education to expand financial literacy education for K-12 teachers and students, focusing on personal finance topics like investing. This commitment aims to strengthen financial education across the state, providing enhanced training for teachers and greater access to programs for students and families.
Tyler Technologies stock (US9022521051): earnings momentum and public-sector software focus
Tyler Technologies specializes in software and services for public-sector clients, focusing on long-term contracts and cloud-based solutions. Recent financial results for Q4 and full year 2025 indicated strong revenue growth, especially in SaaS offerings and recurring revenue streams. The company's business model is characterized by high switching costs, stable client retention, and a strong emphasis on modernizing IT infrastructure for state and local governments.
Enphase (ENPH) Hits New Record High on Bullish Rating, PT Upgrade
Enphase Energy Inc. (NASDAQ:ENPH) reached a new 52-week high after Goldman Sachs upgraded its price target and maintained a "buy" recommendation, citing an anticipated boost in sales due to an upcoming federal solar tax credit deadline. The company also unveiled new PowerMatch technology for its IQ Battery systems, aiming to improve energy delivery and efficiency. The stock surged 17.29% to close at $62.34 after hitting a record high of $63.27.
Why First Solar (FSLR) Is Up 7.5% After New India Tracker Partnership With GameChange
First Solar (FSLR) saw a 7.5% increase in stock price following a new partnership with GameChange Solar to expand the use of First Solar's thin-film modules on GameChange's Genius Tracker systems in India. This collaboration aims to align First Solar's Indian manufacturing with local regulations, potentially reducing compliance uncertainty and supply chain risks. While incrementally positive, the news supports First Solar's existing investment narrative, which relies on its manufacturing footprint and thin-film technology to offset policy and trade pressures.
Equity Residential, Essex Property Trust, and AvalonBay Communities Deliver $5.1M to California Apartment Association
Three major corporate landlords—Equity Residential, Essex Property Trust, and AvalonBay Communities—have contributed over $5.1 million to the California Apartment Association's Independent Expenditure Committee. This funding is reportedly used to influence elections and undermine tenant protections, often through thinly veiled political action committees. The article highlights the landlords' alleged involvement in the RealPage scandal and their historical efforts to oppose pro-tenant initiatives and legislation in California.
Taxes of Caterpillar Inc. – BVL:CATUS
This article focuses on the taxes of Caterpillar Inc. (BVL:CATUS) as presented on TradingView. It provides financial data related to the company's taxes, with market data from ICE Data Services and reference data from FactSet. The content appears to be primarily a data presentation portal rather than a detailed analytical article.
Taxes of Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. Sponsored ADR – BVL:BBVAUS
This article provides financial information regarding the taxes of Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. Sponsored ADR (BVL:BBVAUS). It shows the period, value, and percentage change related to taxes for the financial instrument listed on the Lima Stock Exchange. The information is presented without specific figures but indicates the availability of such data on the TradingView platform.
Daniel Meuser from Pennsylvania’s 9th district partially sells NVIDIA Corporation stock
Representative Daniel Meuser of Pennsylvania's 9th district partially sold his NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA) stock on April 24, 2026, with the transaction valued between $1,001 and $15,000. This transaction was reported on May 12, 2026, and follows the requirements of the STOCK Act. NVIDIA, a leader in GPUs, currently trades at $219.56, showing significant year-on-year growth.
Conn. gubernatorial candidates react to Eversource's double-digit rate request
Connecticut gubernatorial candidates are reacting to Eversource's request for an 11% electricity rate hike, making energy prices a key issue in the upcoming election. Governor Ned Lamont and his challengers are all vowing to hold Eversource accountable and protect ratepayers. Eversource claims a $503 million operating deficit necessitates the increase, which, if approved, would take effect in 2027.
Orthofix Medical updates 2026 outlook after CMS Medicare cuts for bone growth stimulators
Orthofix Medical has revised its 2026 financial guidance downward following CMS Medicare reimbursement cuts for non-invasive bone growth stimulators, which are expected to reduce Medicare rates by approximately 10%. The company now projects net sales between $838M–$848M and non-GAAP adjusted EBITDA of $90M–$93M. Orthofix also suspended its three-year financial targets and does not anticipate positive free cash flow in 2026 due to these actions.
UBS Hits Back Over Nazi-Accounts Probe Amid Senate Pressure
UBS is pushing back against the U.S. lawyer overseeing the probe into Credit Suisse's handling of Nazi-linked accounts, accusing him of bias and exceeding his mandate. This move deepens the conflict between the Swiss bank and Washington, with UBS claiming to have cooperated extensively while the ombudsperson alleges the bank is withholding crucial documents. The intensified dispute may lead to further political pressure from the Senate Judiciary Committee, which has been closely monitoring the investigation.
Pinterest (PINS) CTO uses 27,342 shares for RSU tax withholding
Pinterest's Chief Technology Officer, Matthew Madrigal, reported a tax-related share disposition where 27,342 shares of Class A Common Stock were withheld by the company. This action, valued at $18.81 per share, covered income tax obligations linked to vesting Restricted Stock Units (RSUs) and was not an open-market sale. After the transaction, Madrigal directly holds 1,624,804 shares of Pinterest Class A Common Stock.
