Apple's Massive Tax Avoidance Scheme Was Probably Legal

AP

Apple used an impressively complex network subsidiaries to avoid paying billions of taxes in a scheme that will pit the company against congressional investigators on Tuesday.

By Heather Horn

Jul 20, 2010

By John Hudson

Jul 18, 2010

The CEOs vs. Obama

Does big business have anything to complain about?

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By John Hudson

Jul 16, 2010

Why Is Geithner Opposing Key Architect of Wall Street Reform?

Liberals worry Geithner may want to water down the legislation

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By John Hudson

Jul 16, 2010

Why Goldman's $550M Settlement Is Barely a Wrist Slap

The biggest penalty in Wall Street History? Think again

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By Jared Keller

Jul 16, 2010

By Max Fisher

Jul 16, 2010

Could Republicans Really Repeal Financial Reform?

That's what some party leaders are promising

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By Max Fisher

Jul 15, 2010

Financial Reform Passes: How Wall Street Will Change

Pundits evaluate the just-approved bill

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By Max Fisher

Jul 15, 2010

By Max Fisher

Jul 14, 2010

Should We Extend Unemployment Insurance?

Some say the 99-week limit is too short

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By Max Fisher

Jul 13, 2010

Who Are the 99ers?

1.4 million unemployed Americans at the recession's vanguard

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By Max Fisher

Jul 13, 2010

How Dems May Have Finally Won Financial Reform

After intense Senate battles, Scott Brown and Olympia Snowe throw in their support

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By John Hudson

Jul 12, 2010

BP and Exxon Mobil to Merge? Don't Bet on It

Business writers rein in this weekend's sizzling Wall Street rumor

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By Michael Kinsley

Jul 12, 2010

By Heather Horn

Jul 9, 2010

Google's License in China Renewed: End of a Standoff?

The mainland portal stays up and running

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By Max Fisher

Jul 9, 2010

Why the Rich Are Most Likely to Default on Mortgages

Strategic defaulting on second homes

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By Heather Horn

Jul 8, 2010

IMF Identifies Europe as Risk to Global Recovery

And those predictions for Asia seem a bit too rosy, bloggers say

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By Max Fisher

Jul 8, 2010

Fears of a Looming Commercial Real Estate Crisis

Are we headed for another 2007?

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By Max Fisher

Jul 7, 2010

5 Lessons of Japan's Rock-Bottom CEO Salaries

Their pay checks are a fraction of their American counterparts'

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By John Hudson

Jul 6, 2010

Why Aren't Corporations Spending?

The well-being of the economy depends on it

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By Heather Horn

Jul 6, 2010

Climate Change: Cheaper to Deal With It Later?

The New Republic debates the costs, benefits, and uncertainties

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By Jared Keller

Jul 6, 2010

Happy Hour Vid: Bailed Out Chrysler Makes Tea-Party Inspired Ad

"There's a couple of things America got right: cars -- and freedom."

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By John Hudson

Jul 6, 2010

The Stimulus Wars Get Friendly

After weeks of argument, a consensus may be building

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By Max Fisher

Jul 2, 2010

5 Hard Lessons of June's Job Losses

Can worker re-training succeed?

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By John Hudson

Jul 2, 2010

By Heather Horn

Jul 2, 2010

Jobless Benefits to Expire after Congress Fails to Extend

More than a million unemployed won't have their benefits restored as lawmakers go on break

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By Michael Kinsley

Jul 2, 2010

Editor at Large

Is the Deficit No Big Deal?

A couple of new graphs give ammo to people who think so

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By Max Fisher

Jul 1, 2010

Why Plummeting Home Sales Matter

This week marks the release of the lowest figure in years

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By John Hudson

Jul 1, 2010

Is AIG Exec Joe Cassano Right to Feel Unrepentant?

In brazen testimony, Cassano claims the insurance giant's assets weren't toxic

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By Max Fisher

Jun 30, 2010

$19 Billion Bank Fee Nixed: Will It Save Financial Reform?

Instead of taxing hedge funds, stimulus money will be used to pay for the bill

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By Heather Horn

Jun 30, 2010

Are New Spending Cuts Repeating 1937?

Worries about the dire consequences of prematurely tightened belts

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By Max Fisher

Jun 29, 2010

Why Financial Reform Is Now in Doubt

Some fear it's lost the necessary votes

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By Benjamin F. Carlson

Jun 25, 2010

Quote of the Day: Geithner Says World Growth 'Cannot Depend as Much on U.S.'

The treasury secretary lays out expectations before the G20 summit

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By Benjamin F. Carlson

Jun 25, 2010

By Heather Horn

Jun 25, 2010

Late-Night Financial Bill: What's in the Final Package?

Barney Frank and Chris Dodd are tired, but beaming

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By John Hudson

Jun 24, 2010

Should Fannie Be Punishing Homeowners Who Walk Away?

The mortgage giant vows to go after "strategic" defaulters

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