North Korea warns US over Taiwan while Kim pledges support for Russia

In this episode of the RIA Edge Podcast, host David Armstrong speaks with Gregg George, founder and managing director of Crescent Grove Advisors, about how the firm grew to approximately $6 billion without acquisitions, outside investors or debt. Gregg shares how the firm builds relationships with executives and business owners before major liquidity events, maintains…

The government will open a one-time window starting August 16, 2026, for small taxpayers to disclose certain undisclosed foreign assets and foreign income, a scheme announced in the Union Budget 2026-27.   The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) has operationalised the Foreign Assets of Small Taxpayers–Disclosure Scheme, 2026, notified under Chapter IV…

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US military carries out fresh strikes on Iran, prompting Iran attacks on Kuwait and Bahrain

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By Nojoud Al Mallees (Bloomberg) — Canada’s imports from the U.S. reached a record high in June, fuelled by a surge in computer parts used for data centres as the country looks to expand its artificial intelligence infrastructure.  Higher volumes of electronic and electrical equipment and parts drove an increase in total Canadian imports, as…