ObamaCare Online Enrollment Delayed for Small Businesses
Small businesses interested in signing up for insurance through the federal SHOP exchange will not be able to submit online applications until November.
Insurance Brokers Finding Opportunity in ObamaCare Confusion
Across the country, insurance brokers are scooping up insurance-related domain names and are looking to make money off consumers’ ObamaCare confusion.
What the ACA Era Means for Your Business
It is important to recognize that some small business owners have an uphill battle to meet the requirements of the ACA. But it’s not all doom and gloom. Here’s what you need to know.
Ireland Doesn’t Want U.S. Corporate Tax Dodgers...Either
The Obama Administration lowered the boom this week on those companies seeking to relocate outside of the U.S. in order to avoid or lessen a hefty tax bill.
California Governor Set to Sign $15-an-Hour Minimum Wage
California Governor Jerry Brown on Monday was expected to sign into a law a plan to raise the minimum wage from $10 to $15 an hour by the year 2023.
The CIA's Problem: Subpar Spies
The CIA could use a good CEO right about now as the clandestine agency struggles with bad bosses...
How MetLife Trumped the U.S. Government’s ‘Too Big to Fail’ Case
MetLife Inc. scored a major victory on Wednesday for American tax payers and perhaps the U.S. financial system as a federal judge ruled the insurance giant is not “too big to fail” and should not be subjected to the stricter capital requirements implemented after the 2008 mortgage meltdown.
Plan to Hike California Minimum Wage to $15 Passes Key Hurdle
SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 30 (Reuters) - A plan to raise California's minimum wage to $15 passed its first legislative hurdle on Wednesday, clearing a key committee and putting the state on track to become the first in the nation to commit to such a large raise for the working poor.
Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke Calls for More Patrol in Muslim Neighborhoods
Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke supports patrolling Muslim neighborhoods, and suggests U.S. law enforcement has already been successfully invoking this type of policing.
U.S. Court Shoots Down Puerto Rico Tax on Wal-Mart
A U.S. district court judge on Monday struck down a tax levied by Puerto Rico on retailer Wal-Mart Stores, dealing a blow to the debt-laden U.S. territory's efforts to shore up its finances.
California Lawmakers, Unions Reach $15 Minimum Wage Deal
California lawmakers and union leaders have reached a tentative deal to raise the state's minimum wage to $15 over six years that could avert a campaign to bring the issue to voters, two California newspapers reported on Sunday, citing unnamed sources.
Wait Times Are Down, But IRS Still Faces Serious Challenges
The average IRS hotline wait time is now about nine minutes, down from 21 minutes last year. But problems persist.
Here’s Your Guide to Navigating the Health Insurance Exchanges
Here’s how consumers can navigate the ObamaCare exchanges to find the best plan that meets their health and financial needs.
Beginning Of ObamaCare Era Marked By Glitches, Delays And Hope
As a key element of the ObamaCare health-care reform effort takes effect, America remains sharply divided on its merits.
Beginning Of ObamaCare Era Marked By Glitches, Delays And Hope
As a key element of the ObamaCare health-care reform effort takes effect, America remains sharply divided on its merits.
Problems seen for GOP, not just Obama, if justices invalidate health subsidies for millions
The Supreme Court is taking another look at President Barack Obama's health care law, and this time it's not just the White House that should be worried.
INSIDE WASHINGTON: Revolving door between companies, Army on display in intelligence program
An Army program was supposed to integrate intelligence from a network of sensors and databases — and provide a common intelligence picture from the Pentagon to the farthest reaches of Afghanistan.
A decade after welcoming wind industry, opposition beginning to mount in some states
A decade ago, states offered wind-energy developers an open-armed embrace, envisioning a bright future for an industry that would offer cheap electricity, new jobs and steady income for large landowners, especially in rural areas with few other economic prospects.
Unemployment rates fall in 29 states in August amid widespread job gains; energy states hit
Unemployment rates fell in 29 states in August and held steady in 11 as hiring remained solid nationwide.
US producer prices unchanged last month as cheaper gas offset pricier food
The prices charged by manufacturers, farmers and other producers were unchanged in August, the latest evidence that inflation is tame.













