Taxes

CAN'T PAY THE GOVERNMENT?

Congress is searching for a way to curb soaring health care premiums.

The 2018 campaign for Illinois governor could be one of the most expensive races in the nation with several wealthy candidates spending freely to win votes.

Money's not really the holdup in talks on a huge $1.3 trillion spending bill that's making its way through Capitol Hill.

Kentucky Governor Matt Bevin agrees with the critics that the state’s new opioid tax is not going to work and will not fix the fentanyl problem.

The federal government has been advising a beach town on the Jersey Shore on plans to build a pier and start a ferry service that would speed New Yorkers to the doorstep of a resort co-owned by Jared Kushner.

A broad swath of U.S. industries is unhappy with the tariffs that the Trump administration is imposing on aluminum and steel imports, warning the penalties will jack up costs, raise prices for consumers and potentially put people out of work.

Kroger Co. reported a surge in fourth-quarter profit Thursday, but the lackluster results and outlook sunk shares.

Vice President Mike Pence on Wednesday brought his boss's tough-on-trade theme to Kentucky bourbon country, which has prospered from surging whiskey exports and is nervous about threats of a trade war breaking out.

The European Commission has criticized seven member states for "aggressive" tax practices, whereby governments try to undercut others to attract multinational companies.

Dollar Tree Inc. (DLTR) on Wednesday reported fiscal fourth-quarter net income of $1.04 billion.

In a remarkably public confrontation, House Speaker Paul Ryan and other Republican allies of President Donald Trump pleaded with him Monday to back away from his threatened international tariffs, which they fear could spark a dangerous trade war.

A part-time resident of the Sunshine State is President Trump, whose fortune dropped to $3.1 billion.

President Donald Trump is embracing the potential for a trade war after announcing his intent to place tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, as he rebuffs allies who have pushed to be exempted from the stiff duties.

FBN's Stuart Varney on the exodus of wealthy people from high-tax states.

The average residential customer’s bill will drop by $31, or 3%, each year, the utility estimated.

As companies across America take a stand on guns after the Florida school massacre, Delta Air Lines withstood swift political retribution in its home state of Georgia for cutting ties with the National Rifle Association.

Connecticut Gov. Dannel P. Malloy is praising the CEO of Delta Air Lines for no longer offering discounted rates to National Rifle Association members and has invited the company to move to his state.

Georgia lawmakers are expected to vote on a sweeping tax bill that no longer includes a proposed jet fuel tax break which had been in Republicans' crosshairs ever since Delta Air Lines severed ties with the National Rifle Association.