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Rhode Island's General Treasurer James Diossa marked National Unclaimed Property Day by urging residents to check for unclaimed property through FindRIMoney.com, a process that takes less than 30 seconds. Unclaimed property includes bank accounts, wages, refunds, and insurance payments, and can be claimed by contacting the state treasury at (401) 462-7676 or [email protected].
Alabama State Treasurer Young Boozer encourages residents to search for unclaimed property for free online through the state treasury's website, treasury.alabama.gov, as the state currently holds over $1 billion in unclaimed funds. Unclaimed property includes financial accounts or items of value that have had no activity for years, and the state returned $50.7 million to citizens in 2023. Residents are urged to check the database annually, and can search using their name, business name, or family members' names.
Indian edtech giant Byju's has reported revenue of $429.18 million for its core business in the financial year ending March 2022, falling short of its projected $1.25 billion revenue. The company also missed its revenue projection for the previous financial year and has faced delays in filing its financial accounts. Byju's is currently dealing with various challenges, including the departure of its CFO, auditor Deloitte, and key board members. Investors are awaiting clarification on the financial accounts and resolution of governance issues. Byju's is planning to sell some of its acquired businesses to clear dues to lenders.