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New Traffic Data Show Impact of Bomber Manhunt
Across a wide region, average traffic on the day of the "shelter in place" directive was down by two-thirds -
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Bloomberg View: It’s Time to Start Taxing E-Commerce
Tax-free online shopping has outlived its usefulness -
Life-Stage Investing
To Boost Retirement Savings, Stop Giving Tax Breaks on 401(k)s
Automatically enrolling workers into savings plans and ending subsidies on 401(k)s would help the federal budget and increase savings -
Legislation
What's Missing From the Pentagon's Budget? A Reality Check
To rein in military spending, the Obama administration needs to reassess the nature of American power -
Google
In Europe, Google's News Snippets May Get More Expensive
The search giant fails to reach détente with European publishers on news indexing -
Legislation
Don't Exempt Boomers From the Pain of Medicare Reform
Protecting Americans 55 and older from changes puts the onus on the young and does nothing to lower health-care costs -
Legislation
The UN Really Hates the New Pot Laws in the U.S.
International officials are applying pressure to the U.S. government in hopes it will crack down on Colorado and Washington -
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Swiss Limits on Executive Pay: Less Than Meets the Eye
Switzerland's referendum sends a strong signal, but shareholders are not as upset as the public about lavish pay -
Congress
Why Won't Americans Listen to Alan Simpson and Erskine Bowles?
After their eponymous commission failed to get a deal to cut the deficit, Simpson and Bowles hit the road to sound the alarm. America's response? Crickets -
Congress
How the Gods of Finance Could Help Solve the Fiscal Cliff
Bank CEOs need to do more than write letters to lawmakers -
Legislation
Gillard's Picture of Sexism, Misogyny Looks Familiar
The Australian prime minister delivers a blistering attack against the leader of the opposition -
Economy
The Fiscal Cliff Tax Hikes Alone Are Half a Trillion Dollars
A new study breaks down the impact of various expiring provisions, from the payroll tax cut to the estate-tax break -
Congress
Paul Ryan's Other Legislative Interest: Iran
Paul Ryan's interests in Congress stretch beyond budgets to containing Iran -
U.S. economy
A Decade of Tax Cuts and Deficits
More than 10 years on, the Bush tax cuts are still with us—adding to the debt -
Legislation
Rushing to Finish a Global Free-Trade Deal
The Trans-Pacific Partnership could turn into another Doha if the U.S. and allies can't push it through fast
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Legislation
New Traffic Data Show Impact of Bomber Manhunt
Across a wide region, average traffic on the day of the "shelter in place" directive was down by two-thirds -
Legislation
Bloomberg View: It’s Time to Start Taxing E-Commerce
Tax-free online shopping has outlived its usefulness -
Life-Stage Investing
To Boost Retirement Savings, Stop Giving Tax Breaks on 401(k)s
Automatically enrolling workers into savings plans and ending subsidies on 401(k)s would help the federal budget and increase savings -
Legislation
To Fight Alzheimer's, Research Should Be Priority No. 1
A downbeat WHO report emphasizes reducing stigma and helping caregivers rather than finding a cure -
Legislation
Swiss Limits on Executive Pay: Less Than Meets the Eye
Switzerland's referendum sends a strong signal, but shareholders are not as upset as the public about lavish pay -
Legislation
Gillard's Picture of Sexism, Misogyny Looks Familiar
The Australian prime minister delivers a blistering attack against the leader of the opposition -
Legislation
In Afghanistan, the U.S. Mission Is Accomplished
Americans want to withdraw from Afghanistan because they believe the war effort has been a failure. By many measures, it has been a success -
Legislation
Don't Exempt Boomers From the Pain of Medicare Reform
Protecting Americans 55 and older from changes puts the onus on the young and does nothing to lower health-care costs -
Legislation
ADP: A Good Jobs Indicator, an Even Better Company
Payroll processor ADP issues a jobs report that is a strong barometer of U.S. employment. It's also a heck of a financial performer on its own -
Economy
The Fiscal Cliff Tax Hikes Alone Are Half a Trillion Dollars
A new study breaks down the impact of various expiring provisions, from the payroll tax cut to the estate-tax break -
2012 campaign
It's Time to Tax Happiness
Presidential campaigns seeking ways to close the deficit should consider that taxing happy people would (in theory) transfer cash from those who get the least joy out of money to those who get the biggest kick from it
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Life-Stage Investing
To Boost Retirement Savings, Stop Giving Tax Breaks on 401(k)s
Automatically enrolling workers into savings plans and ending subsidies on 401(k)s would help the federal budget and increase savings -
Legislation
New Traffic Data Show Impact of Bomber Manhunt
Across a wide region, average traffic on the day of the "shelter in place" directive was down by two-thirds -
Legislation
Bloomberg View: It’s Time to Start Taxing E-Commerce
Tax-free online shopping has outlived its usefulness -
Legislation
Swiss Limits on Executive Pay: Less Than Meets the Eye
Switzerland's referendum sends a strong signal, but shareholders are not as upset as the public about lavish pay -
Legislation
To Fight Alzheimer's, Research Should Be Priority No. 1
A downbeat WHO report emphasizes reducing stigma and helping caregivers rather than finding a cure
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Life-Stage Investing
To Boost Retirement Savings, Stop Giving Tax Breaks on 401(k)s
Automatically enrolling workers into savings plans and ending subsidies on 401(k)s would help the federal budget and increase savings -
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New Traffic Data Show Impact of Bomber Manhunt
Across a wide region, average traffic on the day of the "shelter in place" directive was down by two-thirds
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