Bankruptcy, Dissolution Options Considered For Troubled Detroit
Motor city running out of gas
Motor city running out of gas
You can hold your breath till your skin turns orange
Demand protection against outsourcing that isn't actually happening
The country's government doesn't like being told to meet its obligations
Almost nobody thinks the threat is credible or wise
Fiscal Cliff negotiators will means-test everything except government.
That will save shareholders a mint
They could potentially nab hundreds of millions in fines
Job cuts and reductions in R&D budgets have already been announced in advance of the 2.3 percent tax
The ruling in Kirtsaeng v. Wiley & Sons just may do that.
A journalist proposes taxing the money people set aside for savings and then forcing them to save money via the government instead
Rep. Tom Cole of Oklahoma previously suggested uncoupling the tax cuts for those making under $250,000
Prohibiting people from profiting from their access to information makes the economy less fair and less free.
Ruling requires additional health warnings
Another indication that something is seriously wrong in Europe
So we're facing a "fiscal cliff," Ben Bernanke's term for the following things scheduled to take place on January 1, 2013.
Unsurprisingly, tax revenue went down
Lefties don't want to make teens attractive to employers
Why in hell would you do business in France?
You think $600 billion is scary? Try $87 trillion
Would exempt states from federal pot laws
Majority still think degree is required to fulfill the American Dream
Elites prefer to rule an impoverished citizenry to not ruling at all.
Includes tax increases that aim to keep the country within the terms of its bailout
Latino voting in the last election sending signals
Growth in non-teacher positions five times the growth in the student population
Governors of New York and New Jersey combine for $72 billion in requests for federal aid
Getting rid of things like mortgage and charitable deductions wouldn't make a dent
Blackberry has a measly 1.6 percent of the mobile market
Senators want quick deal while House members want to demand tax code and entitlement changes
Former Los Angeles Mayor Richard Riordan has dropped his quest, on which he spent a reported $500,000, to gather signatures for a ballot initiative that would have replaced defined-benefit pensions for city employees with 401(k)-style defined-contribution plans.
Only in bizarro government world does that make sense
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