Major Spotlight: New Forensic Accounting Major
Seton Hall University’s Stillman School of Business is proud to present a new major, Forensic Accounting.
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QT is Dead, The Next Wave of the Fed’s Quantitative Easing
The Federal Reserve just hit pause on shrinking its balance sheet. After years of Quantitative Tightening, the Fed now signals a return to Quantitative Easing. Here’s what that means for your wallet, your student loans, and the economy you’ll graduate into.
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US Military is Helping South Korea Build Nuclear Powered Subs
The United States and South Korea have finalized an agreement that will allow Seoul to begin developing its first fleet of nuclear powered attack submarines. The vessels will not carry nuclear weapons. Instead they will use nuclear reactors for propulsion.
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Why Nvidia is no Longer Operating in China
Chief Executive Jensen Huang revealed that the company’s market share in China’s AI accelerator sector fell from roughly 95 percent to zero in less than two years. Chinese authorities have also actively discouraged domestic tech companies from purchasing Nvidia products, urging them to source chips from local alternatives. Regulators even blocked corporate buyers from obtaining Nvidia’s modified H20 chips.
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1st lawsuit filed to block new $100,000 H-1B Visa fee
Under a presidential proclamation issued on September 19, new H-1B petitions filed after September 21 would require employers to pay a supplemental fee of $100,000 per petition in order for the beneficiary to enter the United States.
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The 2025 US Government Shutdown
The government shutdown has lasted a total of 17 days- and as the rest of the country watches legislators continue to air their latest grievances within the senate, the days only continue to tick higher.
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H1B Visa Fee: What does it mean for America?
A quick note on scope and confusion: early analyses suggest the $100k surcharge focuses on new H-1B petitions, not extensions or changes for folks already here. But the rollout has been murky, so legal teams are treating guidance updates like breaking news. That uncertainty is itself a cost—hiring freezes while lawyers parse memos.
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Jimmy Kimmel’s Suspension and Free Speech Concerns
While the suspension of Jimmy Kimmel Live! has ended as he has returned to his usual programming, concerns over free speech have surfaced. FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has received the most criticism for his history of action against media outlets and indirect threats towards ABC before Kimmel was suspended.
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Bounty on Nicolás Maduro
The United States first put a price on information leading to Nicolás Maduro’s capture on March 26, 2020, when federal prosecutors in New York unsealed narco-terrorism and drug-trafficking indictments against the Venezuelan leader and several allies.
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Trump and Xi come to a new agreement on TikTok
This week brought the sharpest movement in months: Donald Trump said Xi Jinping has “approved” a deal a U.S.-controlled TikTok that would avert a shutdown. Beijing hasn’t confirmed that narrative, and reporting remains split on whether there’s a final agreement or just a political green light to keep negotiating. In short: momentum, not closure.
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