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What We Talk About When We Talk About Recession
A new survey shows that 71 percent of small business owners think the recession that ended three years ago is still going on -
Policy
IPOs' Job-Boosting Power Is Overblown
New research casts doubt on a claim that 90 percent of employment growth happens after a company goes public -
Policy
Regulators Eye a Maneuver Meant to Cut Health-Care Costs
Federal agencies are seeking information on a practice that some fear could undermine health reform -
Policy
Could Better Labels Shrink the Trade Deficit?
A San Diego entrepreneur wants to redesign the country-of-origin labels on all consumer goods sold in the U.S. -
Policy
Buffett Rule or Not, Most Rich People Already Pay
The rich pay more in taxes than you think -
Commentary
Small Businesses Don't Choose Low-Tax States
Despite politicians' assertions, state tax regimes don't really influence where people launch startups or relocate existing small companies -
Policy
Yoga Gets Off the Mat to Fight New York's Tax Man
New York City insists yoga studios are fitness centers, and thus subject to a 4.5 percent sales tax -
Policy
Indies Sue Over Express Scripts-Medco Merger
The Federal Trade Commission approves the acquisition by Express Scripts of Medco Health Solutions as independent pharmacists and their advocates push back -
Policy
Health Reform's Small Business Confusion
Companies find the health-care law leaves a lot of questions unanswered -
2012 campaign
No Taxes? No Way
Why Ron Paul's anti-tax policies wouldn't help small businesses -
Policy
The Fight Over Crowdfunding's Potential
Goldmine for scammers or valuable tool for legitimate entrepreneurs? Debate grows over legislation that would make it easier for individuals to buy equity stakes in private companies -
Policy
Tax Help for Housecleaners and Cabdrivers
Low-income business owners can't take advantage of the IRS's free tax prep. One nonprofit is trying to change that -
Investing
Steven Chu Is Looking for Suitors for Energy Startups
A stimulus program for alternative-energy companies hasn't attracted private funding to match the government's investment -
White House
Obama Spoils for an Election Year Tax Fight
His plan to cut corporate rates dares Republicans to say "no" -
Technology
No More Tweeting at the Steering Wheel
The Obama administration gives carmakers a chance to write their own rules about distracted driving
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