Foxconn incentives cost more than other Wisconsin job deals
A newspaper analysis says luring a new Foxconn factory will cost Wisconsin more than eight times as much per job as other similar job creation deals in the past year.
ECB experts: US tax law could erode Europe's tax base
Economists at the European Central Bank say that the U.S. corporate tax cut should lift the world's largest economy in the short term but could erode the tax base in European countries by intensifying global competition for lower rates.
UN agency: US tax reform could cut investment elsewhere
The U.N.'s trade and development agency says multinational companies could use U.S. President Donald Trump's tax reform to return $2 trillion to the United States, leading to "sharp reductions" in foreign direct investment worldwide.
Billionaire takes a property tax stand over pooping geese
Billionaire Tom Golisano says he tried stringing up fishing line, spraying smelly repellent and even posting a wolf decoy, but nothing could rid his lakeside vacation home of the Canada geese that turned his lawn into a minefield of poop.
New Jersey could be first state to ban menthol cigarettes
New Jersey could soon become the first state to outlaw the sale of menthol cigarettes.
Ryan tweets about a $1.50 paycheck boost, then deletes it
House Speaker Paul Ryan has highlighted on Twitter a school secretary benefiting from the Republican tax overhaul, then deleted the tweet after online criticism that he is cheering an increase of $1.50 a week.
Big pay gains for US workers contribute to Wall St. sell-off
U.S. employers added a robust 200,000 jobs in January, and wages rose at the fastest pace in more than eight years, evidence of a consistently healthy job market.
Best Buy to hand out bonuses to workers
Best Buy Co., the nation's largest consumer electronics retailer, says it will be handing out bonuses to more than 100,000 employees, joining a list of companies sharing a portion of their windfall from the corporate tax reform law with employees.
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___ Dow industrials drop 600 points, extending a weeklong slump NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks slumped Friday, pulling the Dow Jones industrial average down more than 650 points and handing the market its worst week in two years.
Jobs, wages, your retirement: Here’s why consumers are celebrating
Why consumer confidence is near all-time highs.
Exxon, Chevron report sharply higher 4Q profit on tax gains
Exxon and Chevron are earning billions and benefiting from the new tax law, but profits are falling short of expectations that were raised by higher oil prices.
New tax law boosts paychecks but complicates budget outlook
Taxpayers are starting to see bigger paychecks because of President Donald Trump and congressional Republican's $1.5 trillion tax plan, yet the sweeping overhaul is emerging as a hurdle for New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy as he assembles his first budget.
Tax season tips for independent contractors, freelancers
Gig economy workers aren’t expected to see a major benefit from recent GOP-backed tax reform until next year, but independent contractors can still help their cause this tax season by being diligent about their business expenses.
When to claim children as dependents on your taxes
Updated 01/01/18 to reflect new amounts for 2017 tax season Parents with young adult children face a complicated decision when it comes to filing their taxes: should they be claimed as dependents?
High taxes in California driving exodus
High taxes in California
Boeing profit tops expectations; gives strong 2018 outlook
Boeing Co. is reporting a fourth-quarter profit of $3.13 billion.
Trump warns of immigration peril, touts economy in address
President Donald Trump will herald a robust economy and push for bipartisan congressional action on immigration in Tuesday's State of the Union address, as he seeks to rally a deeply divided nation and boost his own sagging standing with Americans.
The Latest: Trump speech leads to 4.5 million tweets
The Latest on President Donald Trump's State of the Union speech (all times local): 12:18 p.m. President Donald Trump's top economic and national security advisers help with his State of the Union address.
Kochs warm to Trump policies, not behavior
For the Koch brothers and their powerful donor network, the trouble with President Donald Trump isn't what he's doing.
Tax cuts before Christmas: Sen. Chuck Grassley to FOX Business
While a vote on the Senate’s newly released health care bill has been delayed due to Sen. John McCain’s unexpected absence, the White House continues to work behind the scenes with Congress on a tax reform overhaul—something Americans should expect to see by Christmas, according to one senator.








