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    Hawaii teachers union opens search for finance director●Join HSTA’s management team as director of financeβœ‰newsBusinessFinance20 min ago

    The Hawaii State Teachers Association is recruiting a director of finance to join its management team. The announcement invites candidates to help oversee the union's financial operations. Little other detail has been shared so far, and discussion beyond the job posting itself remains limited.

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    PennyGuard subscription tracker opens early access●See the subscription. Check the cost. Decide whether to keep it. PennyGuard is opening soon. Join the early access list:MmastodonBusinessPersonal Finance118 min ago

    A new personal finance tool called PennyGuard is preparing to launch, aimed at helping people review their subscriptions, see what each one costs, and decide which to keep or cancel. The team is inviting people to sign up for the early access list ahead of the opening, tapping into growing interest in managing recurring subscription expenses.

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    Buy Side Runs on NAV While Finance Guards the Fee●In Capital Markets, the Buy Side Runs on NAV. Finance Protects the Fee.βœ‰newsBusinessFinance20 min ago

    A commentary on capital markets argues that the buy side's daily operations revolve around net asset value, while finance functions exist chiefly to protect fee revenue. The framing highlights a tension between investment operations, which measure success through accurate and timely NAV production, and finance teams focused on fee capture, margin and client billing. It is sparking conversation among asset management professionals about where institutional priorities truly sit.

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    Kanmaps launches roadmaps styled like video game skill trees●Show HN: Kanmaps – Product roadmaps like videogame skill treesYhnCultureGaming624 min ago

    Developer pasharayan has launched Kanmaps, a tool that presents product roadmaps in the format of video game skill trees, letting teams visualise features and dependencies as branching paths. The release was shared with the Hacker News community, where early reactions are arriving as readers test the demo and debate whether the game-inspired layout makes planning more intuitive.

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