…that the pre-existing provision will be reinstated after 2010. Both individual and corporate taxes were reduced. Many of the corporate and business provisions involved accelerated expensing provisions, allowing businesses to…

…for the traditional American values of a market that is regulated for the common good rather than allowing corporate titans (and their wealthy elite shareholders) set the laws to suit…

…make it easier for shareholders to nominate corporate board members. The other would raise taxes on multinational corporations. The rhetoric accompanying the tax proposals has been particularly harsh, Castellani said,…

…human liberty and lots to do with corporate profits for managers and shareholders. Time that ordinary Americans understood that. So it is nice to see another academic talking sense on…

…spread is the single most important variable driving corporate profit margins and implies that you should expect major positive earnings surprises. In addition, corporate profits are very much a function…

…downturns from “irrational exurberance”, “casino-like behavior aimed at capturing high short-term gains” which substitutes for “sober, sound, long-term business investment supporting long-term corporate growth and survival.” Part of the reason…

…propose to do this? With the oldest trick in the book, get some corporate funded think tankers from the center, combine them with corporate funded think tankers from the right…

…like Corporate Express that Jimmy would be on his ass on the pavement in an instant. These appeals in economic guise are simply attempts to appeal to liberal guilt and…

…comes to the corporate bond market, it’s actually legitimate.) Corporate bonds are generally illiquid instruments, making them very difficult to price accurately. The CDS market is extremely liquid, and has…

…reports on yet another way corporate America has found to screw the wage slaves among us. As the Journal explains, companies are using our pension funds to finance lavish executive…