Kevin Williamson has examined the presidential candidates’ proposals for corporate taxation. Unimpressed, Williamson shares his own ideas with National Review Online readers. … [A] truly far-seeing candidate wouldn’t stop at…
According to the Charlotte Observer, Bank of America has agreed to pay a $7.65 million civil penalty to settle charges resulting from the Charlotte bank’s multibillion-dollar miscalculation of its capital…
The Cherokee Nation is independent of a lot of weird government things affecting the rest of the state, and vice versa, but it is home to a lot of interesting…
Don’t miss Sarah Curry’s newletter today about changes to capital gains taxes and dividends. It could be important for your investment accounts moving into the new year!
From Reuters comes the reality of investment income tax hikes to pay for Obamacare and the more than 150 pages of IRS rules that have just been released. The 3.8…
In today’s Pope Center piece, Jay Schalin writes about a recent lecture given by a UNC communications professor on the subject of “corporate social responsibility.” When questioned, the professor said…
Unclear why this is a story. Other than the fact that Democrats on the House Oversight committee want to make it one. In fact, if anything it supplies evidence that…
What did they think would happen when they took billions in tax money from a clueless Congress and a lefty administration?: Financial institutions that are getting government bailout funds have…
This is hardly worth mentioning any longer. Another double-digit drop in revenue, more vague promises to get more online ads, warnings that things may get worse. I guess the next…
Christina Rexrode does a fairly good job catching up the Uptown paper of record on the auction-rate security thicket that ensnared Wachovia and BofA a couple months ago. The banks…
More positive business news. North Carolina based Lowe’s reported a quarterly dividend increase of 6.3 percent today. In a news release, Chairman and CEO Robert Niblock assessed the economic outlook…
U.S. News asks that question this week. I found especially interesting the following passage: Democrats will correctly point out that stocks have historically done better when their party has controlled…