Treasury Doubles Down On Regressive Pass-Through Tax Deduction
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)’s special 20% individual income tax deduction for owners of pass-through businesses was always going to disproportion
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Can The SEC Model Help Cure American Democracy?
We live in an age where access to vast amounts is right in our pockets, and literally everybody can become a publisher of information on social media,
Are Tariffs Already Hurting Earnings? GM Is Too Diplomatic To Assess Blame
Some might argue that the U.S. automotive cycle is due for a downturn after the steady improvements following the global financial crisis of 2008-9.
How Trump's Fed Attacks Pose A Problem For Investors
Today, President Trump has weighed in on interest rate policy. In a CNBC interview with Joe Kernen this morning, he said, when asked about rising rate
Is Trump Calling The Shots On Trade? Some Think So
China businesses are as aggravated about the trade war brewing between Beijing and Washington as their U.S. counterparts. But China companies may have more to sweat.
Forget Bloomberg's $80M Donations, Liberal Trump Haters Should Just Buy Fox
Campaign funding and think tanks are great toys for policy-minded billionaires across the political spectrum, but market capitalism provides options.
How Melania Trump Is Maintaining Her Voice In A Supporting Role
As journalist Dana Bash recently put it, Melania Trump, as first lady, has an “informal public role.”
