Are US Companies Avoiding Over $700 Billion in Taxes on Overseas Profits?
It is no secret at all that major U.S. companies keep billions of dollars locked up overseas. What is debated often is how much this money should be taxed, or if it should be…
It is no secret at all that major U.S. companies keep billions of dollars locked up overseas. What is debated often is how much this money should be taxed, or if it should be…
August marked the 80th consecutive month that travel has expanded, according to the U.S. Travel Association's current travel index.
A new study from the Economic Policy Institute found that, no matter what the level of education attainment, black Americans are paid less that whites.
CEO confidence fell in the third quarter, after having increased in the second quarter. Their appraisal of current economic conditions was less optimistic.
The IMF sees subdued global growth persisting, and it also is warning that economic stagnation could fuel protectionist calls.
It is well known that Richmond Federal Reserve President Jeffrey Lacker has been more of a hawk on interest rates than many of his Fed counterparts. Now he is back with fresh calls (or…
Two years ago, over half of California suffered from “exceptional drought”, the worst possible designation given by the U.S. Drought Monitor. That number stands at over 21% today. Huge portions of that area along…
Chances are that most of us have received a phone call from someone who claims to be affiliated in some vague way with the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and who wants us to…
24/7 Wall St. has released its annual analysis of The Most Dangerous Cities in America. St. Louis, Missouri was at the top of the list. According to the report: The FBI reported Monday that…
24/7 Wall St. has released its annual analysis of The Safest Cities in America. Cary, North Carolina was at the top of the list. According to the report: The FBI reported Monday that 1,197,704…
Hurricane Matthew, which has been designated a Category 5 hurricane, is on its way to Cuba, and in the general direction of Florida.
Now that the third quarter has come to an end, and with the election dominating the fourth quarter, 24/7 Wall St. wanted to take a look at the broader economic snapshot.
Earlier this summer the International Monetary Fund discussed how a massive downturn in consumer spending in the United States in recent decades ties directly to the declining incomes of the middle class.
September's Chicago Purchasing Managers Index reading came in better than expected. A couple of things stood out in this report.
Most economists and investors might be tempted to overlook the national Credit Managers Index released by the National Association of Credit Management each month.