…borrowing heavily also tended to be investing a lot, and vice versa; but after 1985, that was much less true. It’s gotten really bad lately: Regressing nonfinancial corporate borrowing on…

…(again) to interfere with its continuing corporate existence. See Glenn Greenwald,HSBC, too big to jail, is the new poster child for US two-tiered justice system, guaradian.co.uk (Dec. 12, 2012) (noting…

…that violate criminal or civil law—a separate “public policy” exemption that has existed since the founding; people (including corporate people) can’t simply contract away the criminal law or certain types…

…Law School who teaches various courses in the area of federal income tax, such as introduction to federal income tax, corporate taxation, partnership taxation, international taxation and perhaps in the…

…allowed one of the midwest’s major industries to rot on the vine, attempting to move the corporate tax debate away from giveaways for the multinationals and towards more reasonable tax…

…at the top led to a quick return to a capital gains preference and the undoing of the AMT as an inequality leveler. The Bush tax cuts rewarded corporate owners…

…of yours) who said we have to radically simplify the corporate tax code so corporations spend money on engineers not lawyers and accountants. That is to increase corporate R and…

…oil.” Ron Epstein, chief executive of Epicenter IP Group, agreed that pricing patents, especially large portfolios, was difficult. But he said he thought corporate trading in patents would become more…

…should apply only to corporate people who also are American corporate citizens. Which is what Alito had suggested. The majority, egged on by Kennedy from the very outsetof the argument,…

…care; allowing today’s robber barons (corporate moguls and private equity vulture capitalists) to fire workers and reduce their pay indiscriminately through dismantling of unions whenever possible; elimination of tax burdens…