Welcome to CyberCoders' Weekly Roundup! This week, we've handpicked the top five stories from around the web that offer great insight into the finance and accounting industries.
1. Wells Fargo fined $1 billion by regulators to settle auto-loan, mortgage abuses [USA Today]
On Friday, Wells Fargo agreed to pay a fine of $1 billion (the largest fine imposed by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) over auto loan violations. Reimbursements will be made to affected consumers who payed extra fees.
2. What to do if you missed the (second) tax deadline [CNBC]
If you happened to miss Tuesday's tax deadline, as 11.6 million Americans did (including our president), you have a few options. This article from CNBC breaks those options down.
3. What We Can Expect From 2018 Corporate Tax Changes [CyberCoders]
Here's what to expect from the new tax reform legislation (the Tax Cut and Jobs Act), where corporations will feel the most pronounced effects.
4. Despite price hike, Netflix hits 125 million subscribers [CNN Money]
Q1 2018 was a big one for Netflix, who added 50% more subscribers this year compared to last year's Q1, with a lot of the growth coming in from overseas.
5. Are Cigarettes Finally Dead? Phillip Morris Plunges [Yahoo! Finance]
The future of the cigarette industry is not looking good, according to Philip Morris International's falling shares, currently down over 17%.
