Workday Earnings Ahead: What Investors Should Watch
Workday Inc. is set to release its latest quarterly earnings, with investors closely watching revenue, profit, and subscription growth trends. Performance relative to expectations will offer insight into demand for cloud enterprise software and strategic momentum in areas such as AI integration.
Why Dividend Growth Stocks Are More Than Just Income Picks
Dividend growth stocks are often seen as income plays, but analysts say the strategy offers broader roles in modern portfolios. While these stocks may lag the broader market at times, they bring defensive characteristics and steadier returns that appeal beyond traditional income-seeking investors.
Tariffs Put Corporate Profit Margins to the Test as Companies Invest to Protect Earnings
New trade tariffs are squeezing corporate profit margins and prompting firms to invest in strategic responses rather than simply raising prices. Recent business research shows that rising costs tied to tariffs are leading companies to rethink pricing, supply chains, and operational strategy to defend profitability amid broader economic pressures.
Strong Start to 2026: What Top-Performing ETFs Reveal About Market Trends So Far
Several exchange-traded funds delivered strong gains in the opening weeks of 2026 as global events, shifting policy expectations, and sector-specific rallies influenced markets. Early ETF performance highlights how defense spending, safe-haven demand, and renewed interest in digital assets are shaping investor sentiment at the start of the year.
Student Loan Caps Poised to Slash Billions From U.S. University Tuition Revenue
New federal caps on graduate student loans could cost U.S. universities billions in tuition revenue by limiting how many students can afford advanced degrees. Researchers warn the policy may reduce enrollment, particularly in high-cost programs, as students struggle to replace federal aid with private financing.
How Student Loans Can Disappear From Your Credit Report and What It Means
Student loans can stay on credit reports far longer than many borrowers expect, with timelines that depend on whether a loan is active, paid off, or in default. As repayments resume nationwide, understanding how student debt is reported has become increasingly important for consumers navigating mortgages, car loans, and other credit decisions.
Here’s a Guide to the New Federal Student Loan Rules that Every Borrower Needs to Know
The New Federal Student Loan rules are bringing the most significant overhaul in decades, changing how much students and parents can borrow and restructuring repayment plans for millions of borrowers. This guide breaks down what’s changing, when it takes effect, and how to prepare for the new system.
New Mexico Overhauls Graduation Rules for the Class of 2029
New Mexico has approved its first major update to high school graduation rules since 2009, set to take effect with the Class of 2029. Students will still need 24 credits, but Algebra II will no longer be mandatory, allowing more flexible math pathways. House Bill 171 also gives districts control over two elective credits to match local needs, while keeping core requirements in science and social studies, including personal financial literacy. Supporters say the changes will make learning more relevant and help prepare students for life after graduation.
NM PED Invites Public Input on Court‑Ordered Yazzie/Martinez Remedial Action Plan
The New Mexico Public Education Department (PED) will host a series of 12 community meetings throughout August, seeking public feedback to guide the state’s remedial action plan required by the Yazzie/Martinez court ruling. The meetings respond directly to an April decision by First Judicial District Court Judge Matthew Wilson, who concluded New Mexico has not […]
Non-profit Groups Memo Urges States to Act on Special Education Crisis
In July 2025, Bellwether Education Partners issued a wide‑ranging memo on behalf of nearly eight million students with disabilities, warning that the first half of the Trump administration had introduced a cascade of policy shifts that imperil access to special education services. Bellwether reports that in 2022–23, more than 15 percent of public school students […]