Why Nonprofits May Need to Think More Like Creators to Raise Money

BPM, a Top 50 Firm based in San Francisco, recently named Nick Steiner as its new CEO after 20 years with the firm, formerly known as Burr Pilger Mayer. Processing Content Steiner previously worked as BPM’s chief growth officer and is a longtime partner in the firm’s assurance and advisory business. During his time as…

Visitors to Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, home field of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins and college football’s University of Miami Hurricanes, are now tapping and dipping their credit and debit cards at Clover Sport point-of-sale terminals. Fiserv Inc., which owns Clover, says 1,020 Clover Station Duo POS terminals and integrated scanners are installed at the approximately…

Open Atlas Summit 2026, presented by Manifest, will give attendees access to complimentary one-on-one sessions with immigration attorneys for clarity on visas, careers and major life decisions. Immigration information is everywhere, but clarity remains difficult to find. A professional may receive one answer from an online forum, another from a colleague and a completely different…

A new dispute over Brazilian exports adds to legal and political uncertainty around the pact. This article appears in the October issue of Global Finance Magazine. Just four months into its provisional application, the EU-Mercosur trade deal continues to face increasing pressure, with a new dispute over Brazilian animal products adding to the legal and…

Regional lenders Truist Financial Corp. and Fifth Third Bancorp . have paused distribution of products tied to billionaire financier Mark Walter’s biggest insurance firm, according to people with knowledge of the decisions. Processing Content The banks are tapping the brakes on their role as sale channels for Delaware Life Insurance Co. amid a US probe…