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“The pandemic public health emergency may, as per the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, be over, but it’s far from being eradicated.”

In 2017, the U.S. Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which afforded generous provisions on gift and estate tax breaks. The act almost doubled the amount individuals and couples could pass along without incurring taxes. Presently, in 2023, individuals can pass along $12.92 million estate tax-free and couples can pass on double that, or $25.84 million. In addition to the lifetime exclusion, individuals may make annual exclusion gifts of $17,000 per donee (or $34,000 per couple if they elect…

The year-old Fidelis Capital was founded by former private bankers at Bank of America and Wells Fargo.

General revenue plays a critical role in funding programs such as education, health care and prisons.

Kevin King, who succeeded fired Saint Louis Bank CEO Travis Liebig, said the bank’s return on assets, return on equity and efficiency ratios are below peer banks of similar size.

Washington University in St. Louis will adopt a new financial aid policy next fall that aims to increase the affordability of an undergraduate degree from the school.

Under the “no-loan” policy, federal loans for undergraduate students will be removed from all financial aid packages and replaced with scholarships and university grants, according to a news release from the university. The move will help ensure all students can earn a degree from the school without acquiring thousands of dollars in…

The first CEO of CRISPR Therapeutics AG is leaving the company he co-founded 10 years ago.

The firm is also working to finalize deals to open centers in two other cities.