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The U.S. Senate advanced legislation that would let states collect taxes on out-of-state sellers, including sales over the Internet and through catalogs.
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Senate Republicans say curbing the growth in entitlement spending and shrinking the deficit are the main topics during a dinner discussion with President Barack Obama tonight at the White House.
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Brick-and-mortar retailers like Wal-Mart Stores Inc. see an opportunity to claim victory in a lobbying duel against online companies that don’t collect sales tax from their customers.
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Every budget season, members of Congress say this is the year they’ll make tough choices about government spending. Federal programs must be paid for and not just piled onto the deficit, they insist.
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The largest U.S.-based companies expanded their untaxed offshore stockpiles by $183 billion in the past year, increasing such holdings by 14.4 percent, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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The AFL-CIO, the largest U.S. labor federation, is urging Democratic senators to reject a Republican effort aimed at killing a rule that regulators say will lead to speedier worker elections to form a union.
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Lawmakers are starting to see the outlines of a bipartisan agreement on how to tax the income that U.S.-based corporations earn outside the country.
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A U.S. Senate committee sent a highway-funding bill to the full chamber after backing away from proposals to increase gasoline taxes and force early distributions on some individual retirement accounts.
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn resigned as the 10th leader of the International Monetary Fund, kicking off a contest for his successor as Europeans seek to retain the job amid a lack of unity among emerging-market nations.
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Labor-relations consultant Phillip Wilson has had a busy month, flying from Arizona to Virginia holding seminars and conducting online workshops to get employers ready for what he says is one of the biggest changes in labor law in decades.
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