NC revenues off slightly in 1st quarter, lower than anticipated income taxes is factor
North Carolina government took in slightly less than what state officials projected during the first quarter of the fiscal year, and questions persist about whether broad tax changes will crimp again the state budget for a second year in a row.
Audit finds oversight lacking in $600 million Utah business-incentive program
Utah economic development officials aren't doing enough to make sure companies who get tax credits are keeping their promises to create new, high-paying jobs, a state audit released Tuesday found.
4 questions to ask before renewing health insurance on the overhaul's public exchanges
The health care overhaul makes renewing insurance so easy you don't have to do a thing.
Trump casinos seek bankruptcy judge's approval to end union contact for Taj Mahal workers
The parent company of Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal is asking a bankruptcy court judge to let it terminate its union contract.
Angie's List plans Indianapolis headquarters expansion, adding 1,000 workers in coming years
The consumer review service Angie's List plans a $40 million expansion of its Indianapolis headquarters, adding 1,000 new jobs to its workforce over the next few years, officials announced Tuesday.
New Jersey senate president rejects $25 million in aid sought in bid to save Taj Mahal casino
New Jersey's senate president says the state will not contribute anything to billionaire Carl Icahn's bid to acquire the Trump Taj Mahal casino and keep it open.
Union makes counteroffer to seek savings to keep Trump Taj Mahal casino open
The main casino workers' union in Atlantic City has made a counteroffer to the owners of the Trump Taj Mahal casino, proposing reduced pension contributions.
NY assemblyman proposing 20 percent tax credit for music production industry
A state legislator is proposing tax credits for music production in New York similar to the credits that have been provided for film and television production.
New financing deals are making solar more affordable for homeowners. Can you go solar?
A new financing offering could make home solar cheaper and more attractive to homeowners, and keep the adoption of home solar growing.
Ethics commission: Marathon deal posed potential conflict of interest for 2 JobsOhio directors
The Ohio Ethics Commission has found that a deal struck with Marathon Petroleum Corp. last year posed a potential conflict of interest for two directors of the state's privatized job-creation board, JobsOhio.
New age restrictions on e-cigarettes in Missouri have support from tobacco, e-cig sellers
In a rush to keep electronic cigarettes out of children's hands while the federal government creeps forward with a proposed national ban for minors, experts say that many states are passing laws that could mean fewer restrictions on the nicotine devices later.
In governor's race, Connecticut's United Technologies conglomerate looms large in jobs debate
Tax credits worth hundreds of millions of dollars for Connecticut's largest private employer have emerged as a flashpoint in the governor's race, with Republican Tom Foley decrying the aid as corporate welfare and Democratic Gov. Dannel P.
Workers stunned by announcement that Verso paper mill in Bucksport, Maine will close Dec. 1
Stunned workers at a shuttering paper mill in Bucksport said Thursday they're going to be scrambling for work and residents said they fear a huge tax increase when the long-standing Verso mill closes.
In New York governor's race, Astorino calls for tax cuts, and Cuomo gets Rockefeller backing
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's bid for a second term bagged an endorsement from a Rockefeller Republican on Wednesday as Republican gubernatorial candidate Rob Astorino touted his plan to reduce taxes.
Amazon closing Kansas distribution plant next year; not clear how many employees affected
Amazon.com plans to close a distribution center in southeast Kansas in February, but it isn't clear how many employees the move will affect.
Gambling in US had a $240 billion impact in 2013, employed 1.7 million, industry group says
Gambling industry officials say U.S. casinos had a $240 billion economic impact and employed 1.7 million people in 2013.
Pence team begins laying out case for tax overhaul, push expected during 2015 session
Gov. Mike Pence's administration began making the case Monday for possible changes in the state's tax structure.
Marijuana industry takes another step into the mainstream by making political donations
The entrepreneurs of the young U.S. marijuana industry are taking another step into the mainstream, becoming political donors who use some of their profits to support cannabis-friendly candidates and ballot questions that could bring legal pot to more states.
Icahn may invest $100M to save Taj Mahal, contingent on union givebacks and government help
Billionaire Carl Icahn is considering spending $100 million to save Atlantic City's Trump Taj Mahal casino from closing.
Gambling industry paid out $38 billion in US, state, local taxes in 2013, group's report says
Gambling officials say the industry paid out a jackpot-worthy $38 billion in federal, state and local taxes in 2013.