Department of Labor's Controversial Fiduciary Rule Faces Backlash in House Subcommittee
DOL proposed fiduciary rule for retirement advisors came under scrutiny during House subcommittee hearing. Proposal saw predominantly critical view.
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Paper returns and amended filings remain backlogged, the National Taxpayer Advocate report finds.
Trump is Driving Economists Crazy — Again
Trump Trade War 2.0 real possibility for 2025. Economists enduring post-traumatic flashbacks stemming from trade war Trump perpetuated when president.
With U.S. Economy Showing Signs of Increased Strength, Former President Trump Expressed a Bleak Wish
Trump expressed bleak wish for the U.S. economy, stating his hope for an economic downturn within the next year.
The Supreme Court Cases (Other Than Trump) That Matter Most to the Business World in 2024
All eyes are on the Supreme Court as it considers whether former President Donald Trump should be barred from holding future office.
UPDATE 5-Top US Congress Democrat, Republican Reach Spending Deal, Starting Race to Pass It
Top Democrat and Republican in U.S. Congress agreed on a $1.59 trillion spending deal, setting up a race to pass bills that would appropriate money.
Fed March Rate-Cut Hopes Are Optimistic, DoubleLine’s Sherman Says
Wall Street’s expectations that Fed will cut interest rates as early as March are premature, according to DoubleLine Capital’s Jeffrey Sherman.
