Friday, January 4, 2013

After Fiscal Cliff Deal, 'Uncertainty' Still Bedevils Business

More than three in four Americans will pay higher taxes for 2013, thanks to the fiscal cliff deal passed in Congress on New Year's Day. Over 77% of filers will pay more, according to the Tax Policy Center. The average increase is expected to be $1,257

Cliff divers -- the literal variety -- do intentionally and with grace what Washington has been striving spastically to avoid: They go over the cliff. There are two reasons why cliff divers may sail off into empty space with relative equanimity. The

America's economy may not be in as bad a state as Europe's, but the failures of its politicians—epitomised by this week's 11th-hour deal to avoid the calamity of the “fiscal cliff”—suggest that Washington's pattern of dysfunction is disturbingly

HONOLULU (TheBlaze/AP) -- President Barack Obama has signed a bill that boosts taxes on the wealthiest Americans and provides about $76 billion in special interest tax credits, while preserving Bush-era tax cuts for most

The business community isn't exactly patting Congress on the back for reaching a deal on the fiscal cliff. Rather than giving lawmakers a hearty thanks and a congratulatory handshake, business leaders seem to have copped the sort of attitude you might

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