Monday's deadline for obtaining coverage by Jan. 1 is big test for revamped HealthCare.gov
President Barack Obama's health insurance program faces another big test Monday.
Atlantic City casino win down 10.3 percent last month, but revenue up for current operators
The take for Atlantic City's casino industry dropped in November, but officials say a closer look at the numbers offers hope in the form of higher winnings and more jobs at several of the remaining gambling halls.
Analysis: Health insurance prices increasing in parts of Illinois, falling in Chicago
Illinois residents returning to HealthCare.gov to buy insurance are finding prices higher in many parts of the state.
APNewsBreak: Taj Mahal owner says union reneged on deal, sets Monday deadline to drop appeal
The owners of the Trump Taj Mahal casino say Atlantic City's main casino workers' union has reneged on a deal to keep the casino open and save its 3,000 jobs.
Northern Arapaho Tribe files federal lawsuit over IRS health care rule
The Northern Arapaho Tribe has filed a federal lawsuit alleging proposed Internal Revenue Service rules could cause Native Americans to pay higher insurance premiums or lose health care benefits.
WMC leader says passing right-to-work bill, cutting income taxes are priorities
Wisconsin's most powerful business lobbying group is calling on the Legislature to pass a right-to-work law, something Republican Gov. Scott Walker has repeatedly said distracts from his agenda.
Tax report to Walker generated after series of statewide meetings offers no recommendations
A report submitted to Gov. Scott Walker on Tuesday that came out of nearly two dozen meetings around the state concludes that Wisconsin taxes are too high and too complicated, but makes no specific recommendations about what to do about it.
Policy snags on pensions, financial regulation hold up must-pass, $1.1 trillion spending bill
Lingering snags caused by policy differences are holding up a must-pass, $1.1 trillion spending bill in Congress, including a provision that could lead to pension cuts for more than 1 million retirees and a plan to relax new regulations on some risky financial products.
New Jersey approves $158M in future tax breaks for Subaru, hospital moving offices to Camden
The New Jersey Economic Development has approved $158 million in future tax breaks for Subaru to move its U.S. headquarters to Camden and Cooper Health System to move its business office back to the city.
Kansas governor wants to tap road, pension funds, make cuts to close current budget shortfall
With Kansas facing a projected $279 million budget shortfall after enacting aggressive tax cuts, Republican Gov. Sam Brownback proposed Tuesday to trim spending and divert funds for highway projects and public pensions to general government programs.
IG: IRS Paid $6B in Bogus Child Tax Credits
A government investigator says the IRS paid at least $6 billion in child tax credits in 2013 to people who weren't eligible to receive them.
Atlantic City's mayor says state tax help measure should save struggling Taj Mahal casino
A tax stabilization plan making its way through the state Legislature should keep Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal casino from closing, the city's mayor said.
Obama, Democrats show cracks in their unity; veto threat over emerging tax deal sets new tone
It used to be that Democrats would mutter under their breath about President Barack Obama and the White House.
Amid layoffs and outmigration, the people of central Appalachia ponder a future without coal
The rest of the house is just waking as Scottie Sizemore plops down in a rocking chair on his front porch with a cup of coffee.
Subaru seeks New Jersey tax credits to help move its US headquarters to Camden
Subaru announced plans Friday to move its U.S. headquarters to Camden, just four miles from its current home in Cherry Hill, and said it is seeking tax breaks intended to lure jobs to the impoverished city.
Landmarks panel OKs amended Wrigley Field renovation plans for possible federal tax credit
The Commission on Chicago Landmarks on Thursday approved several changes the Chicago Cubs made to their Wrigley Field renovation plan in an effort to obtain a possible federal tax credit of $75 million.
APNewsBreak: Closing date for Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal casino pushed back 8 days
The owners of Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal have pushed back the scheduled closing date for the casino.
Facing premium increases, Obama administration urges HealthCare.gov customers to shop around
Many HealthCare.gov customers will face higher costs next year, the Obama administration acknowledged Thursday in a report that shows average premiums rising modestly.
Temporary Tax Breaks: Which Ones Affect You?
The House tax bill extends more than 50 expired tax breaks through the end of 2014.
Sandoval: Tax revenue not on pace with demand; agencies will be asked to scale back requests
Gov. Brian Sandoval says he'll ask Nevada agencies to scale back their budget requests after the state's Economic Forum predicted less tax revenue than many had hoped for.

