Paid Sick Time Law Passes in New York City
Mayor Bloomberg veto overridden
Economics
Is Rand Paul Really Worried About Inter-Species Marriage?
No, but his party sure seems to be. And that's a problem even for those of us who aren't Republicans.
Business Owner Charged $30,000 by NYC to Fix Sidewalk He Says Was Damaged by Elevated Subway
Says its the city's fault, not his
Temp Agencies Stand to Benefit from ObamaCare Regulations
Smaller businesses turn to them to stay below worker cap
Oil Export Restrictions Holding America Back
Regs make it nearly impossible to sell our growing supply overseas
Rabbi Fights Feds to Open Pot Shop
Rabbi will open a medical marijuana dispensary in the nation's capitol
Three Former Interns Suing Gawker, Claim Minimum Wage Laws Were Violated
Were not paid for the work they did
EU Leaders Reach Seven-Year Budget Deal
$1.3 trillion package agreed on by member states and the European Parliament
New Jersey's Largest Newspaper Threatens to Close
Trying to get concessions from production unions
Italy to Spend 1.5 Billion Euros on Youth Employment
Let's see whose pockets the money actually ends up lining
Warren Buffett Company Seeks Tax Breaks in Mass.
For investing in a jewelry manufacturing plant
Not Much Money to Be Saved from Medicaid's Most Expensive Services
More complicated than researchers thought
High Taxes, Red Tape Fuel Large Israeli Shadow Economy
Stop mugging your people and they may stop hiding
CA Gov. Brown Pushes To Kill Enterprise Zones
He wants to directly pay-off favored businesses, instead
Sixty Percent of Mexican Workers Labor Off the Books
Some tax and regulatory reform may be in order
Report: IRS Official Awarded $50 Million in Contracts to Friend of Official
Investigators say it they were fraudulently administered
Barnes & Noble Posts Huge Losses, Will Stop Making Own Tablets
Will continue with own e-readers
Study Says 30-Somethings Today Poorer Than 30-Somethings Thirty Years Ago
They can thank mom and dad supporting insane economic policies
Customers Paying Price for Prop 65 Serial Lawsuits in California
Law allows anyone to sue restaurants in the "public interest" if they don't warn about chemicals in their food
American Confidence in the Economy Holding Steady
Still have slightly more negative than positive attitude
Expensive 'Green Energy' Mandates Prove Hard To Kill
Too many people make money from the scams
State Liquor Monopoly Drives Residents To Illegally Cross the Border
Government officials express shock and surprise
Irish Bankers Joked About Luring the Government Into Subsidizing Business
They figured the state wouldn't close the tap once it had been opened
