Last Call: Where Money, Culture, and Policy Collide

Hosted by Brian Sullivan, “Last Call” is a captivating business show that delves into the dynamic interplay between money, culture, and policy. Join us weekdays at 7 p.m. ET on CNBC, where we explore the latest financial news and trends, examining their impact on both the business world and society at large.

Last Call: Money, Culture, and Policy at the Intersection

Hosted by Brian Sullivan, “Last Call” is a fast-paced and engaging business show that delves into the intricate connections between money, culture, and policy. Airing weeknights at 7 p.m. ET on CNBC, the show provides an in-depth analysis of the forces shaping the economy and its impact on society. With expert guests and lively discussions, “Last Call” offers insights into the intersection of business, finance, and current events.

FinanceBuzz Offers $1,000 to Watch All Nine Star Wars Films for the First Time

FinanceBuzz, a personal-finance website, is offering $1,000 to watch all nine main films in the Star Wars franchise. The catch? You can’t be a Star Wars fan. The job description specifies that the company is looking for someone with “fresh Padawan eyes” who has never seen a Star Wars film, TV series, or played a Star Wars video game. The chosen candidate will be tasked with watching all nine films within a week in late May. In return, FinanceBuzz will pay $1,000, plus $100 for related expenses. The deadline to apply is May the Fourth.

World Snooker Championship’s Future Uncertain as Crucible Exit Looms

The future of the World Snooker Championship in Sheffield is hanging in the balance, with Matchroom Sport president Barry Hearn warning that the event could leave the Crucible Theatre in 2027 if the city council does not agree to build a larger venue. Hearn has made it clear that he wants the championship to remain in Sheffield, but only if the council commits to a new arena with a capacity of 2,500-3,000 people. The council has yet to indicate whether it will support Hearn’s proposal, leaving open the possibility that the tournament could move to a different location, either in the UK or abroad.

Beware of tax firms taking a slice of your HMRC refund

Controversial tax refund firms are taking hundreds of pounds worth of HMRC rebates from households by helping to claim them, experts warn. The unregulated firms are controversial because they take a slice of cash owed to people when they could easily claim back the tax for free. Some firms use tax calculators to collect personal information, which once on file can be used indefinitely to make claims. Experts warn that people can unwittingly start a claims process when using these tools without knowing it.

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