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Eliminating the Minimum Wage: Inside Gary Johnson’s Plan

Eliminating the Minimum Wage: Inside Gary Johnson’s Plan

by Katie Murar | Aug 16, 2016 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON — Raising the minimum wage is a hot topic in the 2016 campaign, made more interesting by Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson’s plan: he wants to eliminate the 78-year-old standard altogether. The former New Mexico governor’s approach...
Great Smoky Mountain hit by National Park Service $12 billion backlog

Great Smoky Mountain hit by National Park Service $12 billion backlog

by Katie Murar | Aug 9, 2016 | Topics

WASHINGTON — With this year’s 100th anniversary of the National Parks Service likely to break last year’s record visitation to America’s national parks, a funding fight in Congress threatens their ability to keep the parks up-to-date and safe for visitors....
Public needed in fight against Yellowstone gold mining proposals

Public needed in fight against Yellowstone gold mining proposals

by Katie Murar | Aug 9, 2016 | Topics

WASHINGTON—Environmentalists and business owners near Yellowstone National Park are gearing up for a public fight against gold mining proposals that they claim would destroy the local economy by driving tourists away from one of the nation’s most visited parks. The...
Business groups protest rules meant to tackle inversions

Business groups protest rules meant to tackle inversions

by Katie Murar | Jul 20, 2016 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON–Critics are imploring the Obama administration to withdraw or change proposed tax regulations aimed at eliminating controversial strategies such as earnings stripping and corporate inversions. At a Thursday hearing at the Internal Revenue Service,...
Businesses step up fight vs. Obama White House rules to target tax avoidance

Businesses step up fight vs. Obama White House rules to target tax avoidance

by Katie Murar | Jul 13, 2016 | Business & Tech

WASHINGTON — Businesses are pushing back at Obama White House proposals aimed at eliminating corporate inversions, a controversial strategy in which companies merge with foreign firms to escape higher U.S. corporate taxes. At an event in Washington, tax experts...
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