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India’s crypto industry is renewing calls for tax reform ahead of the country’s February Union Budget, arguing that the current framework is discouraging onshore activity as regulatory compliance ...

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Gov. Gavin Newsom on Friday released his annual budget proposal to close the state’s projected $2.9 billion shortfall — significantly less than the $18 billion deficit initially estimated — that seeks ...

President Donald Trump called for defense spending to be raised to $1.5 trillion, a 50% increase over the current budget. "After long and difficult negotiations with Senators, Congressmen, Secretaries ...

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is waking up to an $18 billion budget hangover — and fixing it won’t be pretty. After years of surpluses, the Golden State is facing staggering deficits that could balloon ...

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