Business

(CNMI SBDC) — The CNMI Small Business Development Center Network at Northern Marianas College is pleased to announce that the Division of Revenue & Taxation, one of the islands’ most critical agencies when starting a business, will be joining the local Department of Commerce, during its opening…

WASHINGTON (Reuters) — President Donald Trump revived the trade war against Beijing on Friday, ending an uneasy truce between the two largest economies with promises to sharply hike tariffs in a reprisal against China curbing its critical mineral exports.

NEW YORK (Reuters) — The U.S. stock market’s bull run is almost three years old, but if history is a guide, that would make it only middle-aged.

(SBDC) —The CNMI Small Business Development Center Network at Northern Marianas College is pleased to announce the first session of its Women’s Entrepreneurship Project training series, “Fiscal Fitness: Improving Financial Health for Women in Business.” The three-day series will take place from Oct…

NEW YORK (Reuters) — Bitcoin hit a new record high on Monday as the world’s largest cryptocurrency by market value continued to benefit from strong investor demand.

(CNMI SBDC) — The CNMI Small Business Development Center Network at Northern Marianas College is pleased to announce the opening of registration for Cohort Five of the Women’s Entrepreneurship Project, set to take place from Oct. 20 to 22, 2025, at the NMC Innovation Incubator Office, Unit #5 of th…

TAMUNING, Guam (Special Advertising Feature) — Atkins Kroll, Inc. Guam, an Inchcape Company, is proud to announce the launch of its First Time Purchase Program, a groundbreaking initiative designed to make vehicle ownership more accessible to the people of Guam. Branded as Here for Your First, the …

(MVA) — Innovators hoping to take their tourism ideas to the next level have until Sunday, Oct. 5, to register for the Marianas Visitors Authority Mafuti Tank competition.

SEOUL (Reuters) — The U.S. has agreed to allow South Koreans to work to set up facilities at U.S. investment sites under existing temporary visas and open new channels to help its ally send workers to do business there, Seoul’s foreign ministry said on Wednesday.