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Trillion Dollar Coins Being Considered in Debt Ceiling Talks: Clearly Democrats Have Lost Their Mind
John Giokaris in Government Spending 4 months ago
Democrats are avoiding any discussion of spending reform during debt ceiling talks while searching for loopholes to exploit. Their latest idea? Minting $1 trillion platinum coins.
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Auto Sales Skyrocketed in 2012: A Sign the Economy is Finally Recovering
David Vandegrift in Markets 4 months ago
Large gains in auto sales at the end of 2012 are expected to continue through 2013 and into 2014. This is great news for a recovering U.S. economy.
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AIG May Sue the Government For Bailing it Out 4 Years Ago
Christian Rice in Banks 4 months ago
How much will the government give financial institutions before people realize that this is getting out of control?
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Unemployment Rate for African-Americans Rises
Adom Cooper in Jobs 4 months ago
There are two institutional curtains that help explain this perpetual problem: barriers to educational access, and poor environment maintenance.
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North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory Has No Respect for Taxpayers
Michael Cain in Budget 4 months ago
$750,000 was spent on Pat McCrory's transition, to become the new governor of North Carolina.
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AIG Lawsuit: Elizabeth Warren Rips AIG For Thinking About Suing the US
Alex Marin in Banks 4 months ago
AIG is thinking about joining a $25 billion shareholder lawsuit, because it thinks the terms of the government bailout were "unfair."
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Corporate Tax Rates: Eliminating Them Would Help Middle Class Americans
Matt Fletcher in Taxes 4 months ago
There's been a lot of griping over corporate tax rates, but there are a number of good reasons why corporations shouldn't pay any taxes.
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When Will We Hit the Debt Ceiling?
Tom McKay in Budget 4 months ago
A new study by the Bipartisan Policy Center suggests that Congressional failure to raise the debt ceiling could mean immediate budget contractions by Feb. 15th - two weeks earlier than expected.
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