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Reporting ahead of tomorrow’s deadline, President Barack Obama’s campaign told the Federal Election Commission that it had raised $25.7 million in April and entered this month with $115.2 million in the bank.
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Faced with criticism that companies didn’t use proceeds of a 2004 tax holiday to create jobs directly, advocates for repeating the policy are emphasizing the indirect economic effects of repatriating more than $1 trillion.
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White House adviser Laura D’Andrea Tyson , a professor of economics at the University of California- Berkeley, said “health-care reform is an essential part of solving our long-term fiscal problem.”
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Fewer countries made strides toward improving equality between men and women this year, while Nordic countries held the top spots, according to a ranking of 135 nations by the World Economic Forum.
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Mitt Romney’s campaign would have you believe that every job lost over the past three years is President Barack Obama’s fault. That includes the 820,000 jobs lost in January 2009, even though Obama didn’t become president until the 20th of the month.
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President Barack Obama this week will urge Congress to permanently extend and expand a research and development tax credit to encourage job growth.
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President Barack Obama was challenged on tax policy by two members of his outside economic advisory board who urged him to extend all the Bush-era tax cuts, at least for two more years.
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President Barack Obama named representatives from business and labor to his Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, including Kenneth Chenault , chief executive officer of American Express Co ., Richard D. Parsons , chairman of CitiGroup Inc., and Richard Trumka , president of the AFL-CIO.
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A task force headed by former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker handed President Barack Obama a report that may set the boundaries for administration proposals to revamp the corporate tax code.
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Corporate grievances against President Barack Obama intruded into a public meeting of the president and his outside economic advisory board as three members challenged him on regulation and tax policy.
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