Why Ted Cruz believes his tax plan will work
The criticism of the flat tax model is that the average American would end up paying more as a result. According to Cruz, that’s not
Category: Wall Street
Lowered taxes has Israel expecting $1.3 billion surplus
In a master course on conservative politics combined with grade school level economics, Israel is demonstrating that cutting taxes to encourage spending and business growth
The calm panic of a #BlackMonday oxymoron
Not since the crash of 2008 has there been such certainty about the reasons behind last week’s and Monday’s world economic turmoil and Wall Street
David Stockman warns of ‘disaster waiting to happen’ on Wall Street
Former OMB Director David Stockman is warning that the bottom is on the verge of dropping out for stocks in Wall Street. While the business
Wikileaks exposes trade agreements as corporate-friendly government busters
If there’s one thing that Wikileaks has done very well over the years, it’s to hold governments accountable. The tables were turned with their most
Verizon to buy AOL for $4.4 billion
When people think of America Online, those old enough to remember CDs with 1000 free hours of internet connections in the 1990s can reminisce about
Wall Street doesn’t like Whole Foods’ millennial store concept
Following the ebb and flow of investor sentiment is often a factor of fear when it comes to change. The more things stay the same
Keurig falters over lack of choices
Popular brands like Apple have learned over the years to keep the proper balance between exclusivity in some accessories and openness with others. As big
Why do stock prices rise when people get fired?
Yesterday, Zynga announced two things: better than expected earnings and a reduction of staff by 18%. The first is a good indicator for a business
Monsanto may have no problem defeating anti-trust claims
They’ve been called “the most evil company in the world” and “protected by the prince of darkness” in publications that aren’t known for sensationalism or