Major U.S. Technologi shares are sensitive to the rise in corporate-tax, which could lead to a Democratic sweep in November, potentially reducing one of the strongest drivers of market recovery this year. Bofa Global Research estimates that the tax proposals will reduce the expected revenue of companies in the S&P …
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The Democratic presidential candidate promises that families with an income less than the adjusted total income will not pay more nickel in direct taxes. High-income families will pay more in some cases, more. The dividing line is no accident: it was deliberately determined beyond any definition of the middle class. …
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U.S. in the third quarter. The recovery of the auto industry gained momentum, with coronavirus-related loos and buyers returning to the show-room from sales by auto manufacturers. Strong demand for trucks and sport-utility vehicles is leading to a comeback, which is happening much faster than expected this summer. Contributing is …
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The coronavirus ended the longest economic expansion in U.S. history. That was not the only problem. When the U.S. The next deepest downturn was when he was overwhelmed with debt. Why does this matter? Economies that carry a lot of debt usually have a weak recovery. Businesses and consumers focus …
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Anna Noise, a retired municipal worker in western Venezuela, says her diet often consists of just a few corn-flour pancakes, known as airspace. Even when she has the money to buy groceries at Maracaibo’s teaming flea market, she said that “instead of quality food they sell waste like animal hide …
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