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A majority of working-class Republicans care a lot about the failure of some corporations to pay enough taxes.

A new law calls on companies employing 250 people or more to submit their data by April 2018.

Uber has gained a reputation for flouting rules and regulations in its quest to overhaul the taxi industry.

Musk expects the Model 3 rollout to help Tesla deliver five times its current annual sales volume.

Government investment would give workers and contractors more money to spend.

Even if Trump actually did release his tax returns, the Democrats win.

Any quick deal between the U.S. and Europe would be a blow to British Prime Minister Theresa May, who was the first foreign leader to meet Trump in office in January.

Wilbur Ross’s role as vice-chairman of the Bank of Cyprus has also drawn scrutiny.

The IMF cannot ignore calls for severe measures against corruption and for social justice.

The company could face an increase in operator license fees in London under proposed changes by the city's transport authority.

Unchecked arrogance from the top breeds a corporate culture that rewards bullies.

Baidu and German automaker BMW said back in November that they would end their joint research on self-driving cars because of differences in opinion.

More tax breaks for the rich and more subsidies for big corporations aren’t the answer.

Neither Uber nor the executive, Sherif Marakby, said why he was leaving.

The dollar fell to a five-month low against the safe-haven yen, while the U.S. dollar index was down 0.4 percent.

Twitter opposes Trump when privacy or civil rights are involved, but it simultaneously hopes that Trump's usage of Twitter can drive engagement and financial results.

Those who believe in the miraculous effects of supply-side tax cuts represent the triumph of faith over reason.

CalAmp focuses primarily on the fast-growing niche of wireless machine-to-machine communications technology, while Cisco has struggled to find top-line growth.

More than 60 percent of NFL teams play in states where medical marijuana is legal.

All fintech is really regtech, and regulators have become the unlikely instigators of new realms of innovation.

California regulators have charged Uber for allegedly violating "zero-tolerance" drink-driving rules.

There is no provision in the contract for deplaning a seated passenger because the flight is oversold.

The EU’s hard-line position is a classic example of cutting off one’s "nez" to spite one’s face.

Glassdoor's annual list of the highest paying companies is loaded with tech and consulting firms.

Facebook's only real global competition in terms of aggregate users is Chinese company Tencent Holdings.