U.S. Dollar’s Strength Weighs on Inflation
Justin Lahart says inflation’s direction is a result of both the strength of the U.S. Dollar and job market. Lahart predicts that the strength of the dollar will for the next few months be the more...
View ArticleVolvo Plant in U.S.
State to be chosen in a month; car maker says labor rates are just part of it Written by John D. Stoll of The Wall Street Journal After years of losing out to Mexico in the race for new automotive...
View ArticleThe State of Immigration: U.S. is Far Behind in the Race for Global Talent
The Business Roundtable has found that the U.S. is Far Behind in the Race for Global Talent. Based on a comprehensive examination of 10 advanced economies to identify and evaluate the best immigration...
View ArticleThe Connection with Cuba (O La Conexión con Cuba)
The United States and Cuba, long frozen in a political stalemate lasting more than half a century, could finally be turning towards a more open and collaborative relationship with each other. This is...
View ArticleIncome Tax Versus Consumption Tax: A Taxing Tale
Changing the U.S. income tax system to a consumption tax system is appealing. The Senate Finance Committee is considering the consumption-tax idea. It’s thought that this method of taxing would boost...
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