Posts by Amelia Frost
The price you don’t see: Hidden costs traders overlook and how technology eliminates them
Most traders are meticulous about tracking their successes and losses, yet far fewer account for the less visible costs that quietly shape their long-term outcomes. Over the past year, these hidden costs have become harder to ignore. A volatile mix of renewed US tariffs, persistent global inflation pressures, ongoing geopolitical conflict in Eastern Europe, and…
Read MoreBreaking Down Silos in Estate Planning: Gregory S. DuPont’s Comprehensive Approach to Legal and Financial Strategy
Greg DuPont Since 1992, Gregory S. DuPont has built his legal career around the central principle that comprehensive, coordinated guidance matters more than isolated transactions. As the founder of DuPont Law Group, which includes Advocate Wealth Solutions and the Wealth Solutions Network, DuPont focuses on integrating estate planning, tax strategy, financial structuring, and investment considerations…
Read MoreHillary Clinton Insists She Has No New Info on Epstein While Blasting GOP for Not Holding Public Hearings
Former Secretary of State and First Lady Hillary Clinton said that she had little to add regarding Jeffrey Epstein, saying that she was unaware of his criminal activity and criticizing the Congressional Committee for avoiding calling prominent witnesses who might have salient information. “I never flew on his plane or visited his island, homes or…
Read MoreHoward Lutnick’s ‘Brash’ Negotiation Tactics Sparking Fury Within Trump Administration: Report
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick has reportedly gained the ire of some in the Trump administration due to his aggressive style, according to a report. “Some Cabinet secretaries and senior officials in the administration are increasingly wary of what they describe as his brash and controlling style,” Politico reported, citing unnamed sources. Specifically, the report referenced…
Read MoreHow Subpilot Helps Users Take Control of Recurring Expenses
Recurring expenses are easy to start—and surprisingly hard to stop. Free trials turn into paid plans without much thought. Monthly services renew automatically. Bills inch upward over time, often without a clear moment where you’re asked to agree to the change. Taken individually, none of these charges feels urgent. Together, they can quietly take over…
Read MoreU.S., Iran, Talks Resume As Military Conflict Looms
The U.S. and Iran held a third round of talks, hoping to avoid a military conflict and come to some sort of agreement over Iran’s nuclear program. The Washington Post reported that Chief U.S. negotiator Steve Witkoff and his fellow negotiator, Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner met with Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi in Geneva. Albusaidi…
Read MoreAI Isn’t About Replacing People – It’s About Improving Precision
IBT’s Visionary Voices series, featuring Daniel Cittadino. IBT In a wide-ranging interview with International Business Times’ Isaiah McCall, Daniel Cittadino discusses the keys to building a business in volatile markets, artificial intelligence’s impact in the construction space, and the future of entrepreneurship with rapidly developing technology. About our Visionary Voice, Daniel A. Cittadino With extensive…
Read MoreJäir Nebig on Building Sustainable Revenue in International B2B Markets
Jäir Nebig is a Business Development Consultant specializing in international B2B markets, where he has consistently delivered revenue growth while building durable, long-term client relationships. Working across borders introduces significant complexity, from regulatory requirements to cultural and operational differences. For more than a decade, Nebig has supported companies in expanding into new markets, developing strategies…
Read MoreMomo Wong’s Quiet Revolution in Interior Design
A home tells the truth the moment you enter it. Not the glossy kind of truth that photographs well, but the lived-in kind: where the bags land when you walk in with groceries, where the shoes gather without permission, and whether the bathroom door opens toward the kitchen. It’s the choreography no one names until…
Read MoreHow Mikita Piastou Is Using AI to Shape the Future of Disaster Response with Unified Drone Coordination
As climate-driven disasters intensify across the United States, emergency responders face an unprecedented challenge: coordinating hundreds of drones operated by multiple agencies, each using different systems, priorities, and communication protocols. While drones are increasingly seen as essential for search and rescue, damage mapping, and supply deliveries, the lack of a unified approach can create delays,…
Read MoreD Forbes-Edelen on Why AI Is Redefining Value for Women in Transition
For many high-achieving women, leaving the corporate world is not just a career transition; it is an identity rupture. Titles disappear, institutional authority fades, and networks feel less automatic. According to D Forbes-Edelen, CEO of BiziWIFE, this shift is often misunderstood as a loss of relevance rather than what it truly is, a structural transition.…
Read MoreThe British Founder Disrupting U.S. Home Services
Most startup founders seeking to incorporate AI into the home services market have aimed their products at the office: scheduling software, call center automation, and dispatch tools. But this means the technician riding from job to job, the person actually behind a company’s revenue, has largely been treated as an afterthought. Joseph Schwarzmann took a…
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