It’s Official! College Athletes Can Now Make Money from Name, Image, and Likeness
The debate is finally over! Under pressure from a collection of impending state laws, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) adopted an interim name, image, and likeness (NIL) policy, effective July 1, 2021. The policy remains subject to a variety of...
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Growth in Offshore Wind Parks
Growth in Offshore Wind Parks Government incentives used to support renewable energy growth are essential for a sustainable future. Solar, wind, and hydro are among the most green energy sources. Hundreds of civilizations across centuries have proven the effectiveness...
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Biden’s $80 Billion IRS Funding Boost: Here’s What You Need to Know
Since taking office, President Biden has made a few stands that surprised the American public. Most recently, he announced a fairly substantial new initiative for the Internal Revenue Service. Along with directional change and increased number of staff comes a hefty...
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Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL): A New Source of Income for College Athletes
Traditionally, sports franchise opportunities extended only to professional teams. As new faces came along and draft picks became regularly televised events, the landscape began to change. Today, college athletes are gaining more recognition than ever before. National...
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Amazon and Walmart Battle to Gain Market Share in Telehealth Space
Life science and healthcare business movement has more than doubled compared to this same time last year. In fact, the first quarter of 2021 produced more healthcare merger and acquisition activity than any other quarter in history. While several catalysts have...
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Biotech Companies Rely Heavily on Valuation Reports for Capital Raising Efforts
For more than a year, healthcare professionals have been challenged at every step in their response to COVID-19. Each facet of the healthcare industry, from research to direct care, has been impacted by the pandemic. An obvious shift in priorities emerged, and niche...
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A New Warrant Valuation Process for SPACs
The Security and Exchange Commission serves investors, registered representatives, and brokerage houses in multiple regulatory and nonregulatory functions. The Division of Corporation Finance recently addressed the accounting of warrants issued by Special Purpose...
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Texas’ Historic Snowstorm Not Only Wreaked Havoc on Their Power Grid, But on Power Companies As Well
Winter 2021 dumped snow and ice across the nation. Uri is one storm that will go down in history as one of the most devastating natural disasters in history. However, what kind of storm has the power to disable the Lone Star state and bankrupt at least three energy...
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Is the Cryptocurrency Bull Market a Bubble?
More than a decade has passed since the inception of cryptocurrency. Skepticism came in many forms and from many different avenues, but the investment platform remains strong and even continues to expand. The curious entry of new, non-retail investors opting for...
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Short Squeeze: Still a Risk to Hedge Funds?
A number of new trading platforms have emerged in an effort to engage new retail investors. The resulting push toward individual wealth management birthed a generation of active day traders. What this group lacks in value they more than make up for in volume....
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