It said proceeds will be used to pay claims against the Constitution Corporate, Members United Corporate, Southwest Corporate, U.S. Central and Western Corporate credit unions.
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The NCUA said it uses sums it recovers to pay claims against the Constitution Corporate, Members United Corporate, Southwest Corporate, U.S. Central and Western Corporate credit unions.
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Corporate histories—and corporate secrets—kept in corporate archives exist at a remove from the public's cultural memory.
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Corporate activism on social issues isn't in tension with corporate self-interest on tax policy and corporate stinginess in paychecks.
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That means buying corporate bond ETFs like iShares Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF or Vanguard Long-Term Corporate Bond ETF.
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"The corporate tax rate is, in effect, a tax on corporate investment; a high corporate tax rate discourages investment, whereas a low corporate tax rate encourages investment," according to the Tax Foundation.
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Corporate tax cuts: How big an impact on corporate profits?
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Mounting corporate credit Corporate America's debt situation isn't much better.
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The lower corporate rate will raise corporate profits, benefitting shareholders.
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Instead of a corporate preamble we got a corporate amble.
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Lawmakers made the corporate tax rate and the corporate alternative minimum tax the same number, effectively nullifying dozens of corporate tax credits.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Well, corporate— BECKY QUICK: Let's start on the corporate.
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SANDERS: It is corporate welfare and yes, I oppose corporate welfare.
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It's corporate censorship backed up with a promise of corporate punishment.
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Litow is Vice President of Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs at IBM.
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He said pensions own most of the corporate stocks in the world, and when corporate profits and corporate stocks go up from a cut in the corporate tax rate, pensions funded by workers will reap the rewards.
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Maybe tariffs are reducing corporate income and thereby lowering corporate tax receipts.
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General corporate funding for TransCanada means corporate funding for tar sands production.
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We send bits over corporate networks onto servers housed in corporate basements.
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The most prized promise to investors by the Trump Administration is corporate tax cuts, as lowering taxes will directly increase corporate profits and corporate valuations.
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It also means that capital moves out of the non-corporate sector into the corporate sector, tending to hurt workers in the non-corporate sector.
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Proponents of corporate tax cuts usually argue that workers bear the burden of the corporate tax and therefore will benefit most from a corporate tax cut.
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The remaining business would focus on its corporate work, like corporate benefit funding.
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Risky corporate borrowing Historically, peaks in corporate borrowing have been followed by recessions.
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She specialized in mergers and acquisitions, corporate finance, securities and general corporate matters.
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But it's not a "startup" in terms of its corporate approach or corporate organization.
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Loose Corporate Governance Practices: Fitch views weak corporate governance as potentially affecting unsecured creditors.
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"I don't want him to give away corporate secrets or corporate finances," she said.
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Among broader themes, Morgan Stanley advocated corporate restructuring, shareholder rewards and corporate governance improvement.
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CORPORATE BANKING Deutsche Bank wants corporate banking to be the centre of its business.
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Certainly at corporate management that's been shown, and on corporate boards that's been shown.
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If we are serious about preventing corporate crime, we must change the corporate calculus.
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"These corporate buybacks overwhelmingly help corporate executives and wealthy shareholders — not workers," they said.
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In most cases, corporate venture capital funds (CVCs) are named after their corporate parents.
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Corporate governance is playing a growing role within the broader ecosystem of corporate America.
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The tax reform is expected to reduce corporate taxes and push up corporate profits.
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"Nothing about the corporate form in itself justifies categorically foreclosing corporate liability," she wrote.
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The cut in the corporate tax rate will clearly help investors and corporate owners.
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He's someone corporate America can count on, and we need corporate America for jobs.
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A lower corporate tax rate going forward will surely slow down this expatriation of corporate assets and shareholder wealth, not to mention the popular wave of corporate inversions.
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The corporate tax is overwhelmingly paid by rich corporate shareholders, not workers, meaning the 20-point drop in the corporate rate Trump is proposing would predominantly help the rich.
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Corporate directors believe that gender diversity on corporate boards is beneficial, but most think the issue gets too much attention from shareholders, according to PwC's latest Corporate Directors Survey.
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And corporate debt has actually trended lower relative to corporate assets since the mid-90s.
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She would also tax offshore corporate income at the same rate as domestic corporate income.
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"Arguably, Amazon expects higher corporate turmoil than is currently priced in corporate securities," Srivastava said.
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And being a good corporate citizen requires an element of corporate responsibility, of civic responsibility.
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Effective corporate compliance supports the value of corporate assets and the reputation of the corporation.
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We shout into corporate megaphones and write screeds – like this one – into corporate editor windows.
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Currently, corporate income is taxed twice: at the corporate level and at the shareholder level.
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The complaint said Tornetta obtained corporate records from Tesla as permitted under Delaware corporate law.
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Harris would also tax offshore corporate income at the same rate as domestic corporate income.
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So far this year, strong growth and deep corporate tax cuts have supercharged corporate profits.
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A massive corporate tax cut took effect early this year that has boosted corporate earnings.
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For example, we might see anti-corporate Republicans and anti-corporate Democrats joining together to fight global trade agreements, break up big banks, and take other populist stands, while pro-corporate Republicans and pro-corporate Democrats work alongside Silicon Valley and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Brex Corporate Card for Startups and the Brex Corporate Card for Ecommerce — Brex's corporate credit card comes in two versions with slightly different benefits tailored for startups and ecommerce companies.
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Quite the contrary, production is growing, and it appears that corporate America — and corporate Europe and corporate China for that matter — intends to put even more factories in this country.
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He rammed through Congress a corporate tax cut that reduced the corporate income-tax rate to 26.07 percent from 28 percent, providing an immediate, and lasting, boost to corporate profits.
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More often than not, that results in corporate venture investments being directionally aligned with corporate strategy.
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Corporate tax rate: Mnuchin declined to reiterate Trump's goal of a 15% corporate tax rate, vs.
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Fight Network was a very uncorporate corporate environment, but it was still a corporate environment nonetheless.
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There is a reassuring lack of disagreement between corporate bonds and corporate equities, in other words.
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AND WHEN CORPORATE INVESTMENT FALLS AND PRODUCTIVITY SAGS, THE QUESTION IS WHY DID CORPORATE INVESTMENT DECLINE?
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Corporate critics rebuke corporate leaders for conduct alleged to be the result of short-term thinking.
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CORPORATE TAX RATE: Cuts corporate income tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent, beginning Jan.
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This evolution has become corporate America's new normal and it will require a renewed commitment to compliance and controls, corporate culture and sound corporate governance to effectively mitigate the attendant risks.
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CORPORATE DEBT CONCERNS The IMF also echoed concerns raised by U.S. officials over rising corporate debt levels, saying that corporate sector risks appear elevated in about 70 percent of systemically important countries.
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The corporate moves came just days after the news site Popular Information highlighted Hyde-Smith's corporate support.
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And at some point in time, if they didn't, we would influence corporate events and corporate behavior.
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But if you believe that corporate tax cuts lead to raises, then corporate taxes should help workers.
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One method of integrating corporate and shareholder-level taxes on corporate earnings is the dividends-paid deduction.
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As expected, no corporate representatives for Concord or any of the other corporate defendants appeared in court.
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Ask Sharon Butcher, Assistant General Counsel of Corporate Legal, all your questions about our corporate policies today.
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If we take Germany as an example, their corporate governance system requires employee representation on corporate boards.
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On the corporate side, the U.S. has the highest statutory corporate tax rate of any industrialized nation.
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He also mentioned that he is looking into "corporate integration," or eliminating double taxation on corporate earnings.
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In a more orthodox economy, declining rates on corporate bonds would encourage a surge in corporate investment.
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Most business travelers still book through the corporate booking tool or corporate travel agent, the study found.
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Corporate PACs and 2020 The no-corporate-PAC pledge already is sweeping through the Democratic presidential primary.
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If it was bribery, corporate compliance officers would set up a plan to track corporate expenditures better.
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Instead, they would boost corporate profits and benefit the wealthiest Americans who own the most corporate stock.
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Despite corporate profits being the highest since the 1950s, corporate tax revenues are at record low levels.
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Appelbaum said Buttigieg had been on the "front lines" of corporate downsizing and and corporate price fixing.
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Corporate executives are not being secretive about what they intend to do with the corporate tax breaks.
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The current corporate tax rate is 21 percent — the result of President Donald Trump's corporate tax cut.
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The lawsuit is one of many in which the NCUA has sought to recoup losses on mortgage securities bought before the financial crisis, and which led to the 2009 and 2010 failures of the Constitution Corporate, Members United Corporate, Southwest Corporate, U.S. Central and Western Corporate credit unions.
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The New Jersey AG, as the briefs explained, sent the SEC a letter opining that the proposal would be illegal under New Jersey's corporate law because corporate bylaws cover only internal corporate affairs.
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Warren has a corporate governance proposal, which Vox's Matt Yglesias explained would give workers bigger say over corporate boards, limit corporate executives' ability to sell shares of stock that they receive as pay.
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To date, the startup works with 100 corporate clients and 10 corporate travel agency partners, including BCD Travel.
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Alongside our Corporate Bank will be an Investment Bank that connects our corporate clients with capital markets worldwide.
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Many economists have applauded President Donald Trump's desire to make Corporate America more competitive by lowering corporate taxes.
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Average corporate rate: The total amount of corporate taxes a company pays as a share of its income.
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Unlike many corporate venture arms, GV rarely invests in a startup that is acquired by its corporate affiliate.
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Corporate Inversions Many prominent politicians from both sides of the aisle have questioned the fairness of corporate inversions.
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Additionally, corporate bonds have been strong relative performers this year, and DoubleLine Total Return holds no corporate debt.
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Singhal was indicted for "indulging in serious corporate fraud punishable" under law, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, said.
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The 20 percent corporate AMT is an alternative to the regular corporate income tax in computing taxes owed.
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He attributed the cut in cash holdings to corporate earnings' upgrades due to India's recent corporate tax cuts.
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Amazon was a zero when it came to Corporate Responsibility magazine's ranking of the 100 Best Corporate Citizens
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One of the clearest is pressure on corporate margins, which bodes ill for corporate earnings down the road.
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He wasn't much of a fundraiser because corporate America didn't particularly love his populist and anti-corporate rhetoric.
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Beto's proposed corporate rate of 28 percent is the same corporate tax rate that the Obama administration backed.
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Starbucks' noble gestures also sit opposed to its corporate practices, mapping out the limits of corporate social responsibility.
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Lazard said Berman's relationships with corporate leaders and corporate boards will be a strong addition to the group.
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Stocks are up because investors in corporate America know a corporate tax cut is going to enrich shareholders.
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WeWork's corporate governance issues are myriad, and the company's corporate structure is at the root of it all.
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A reasonable reduction in corporate tax rates will incentivize increased corporate investment in both existing and new endeavors.
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A CEO or a corporate board cannot embezzle money from the corporation to the detriment of corporate interests.
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CORPORATE TAX RATE: Cuts corporate income tax rate permanently to 21 percent from 35 percent, as of Jan.
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Corporate tax reform: The United States has one of the highest corporate income tax rates in the world but doesn't actually collect that much corporate income tax, due to widespread avoidance and many loopholes.
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The Barcelona-based company is one of a clutch of new travel-management firms challenging established corporate platforms such as American Express, SAP's Concur and Sabre's Tripcase Corporate, as well as corporate travel agent sites.
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In contrast, for our trading partners, lower corporate rates make it more attractive for businesses to organize as entities subject to corporate income tax, resulting in a higher share of corporate tax revenues to GDP.
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Depending how corporate integration is designed, it "could significantly reduce effective corporate tax rates without all the difficult and highly politicized tradeoffs that will accompany a reduction in the statutory corporate tax rate," Hatch said.
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By 21625, if America's corporate rate lands at 2900 percent, plus state and local corporate tax rates averaging six percent, America would have a higher corporate tax rate than nearly three quarters of the OECD.
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But where is the evidence of such corporate behavior, particularly in the aftermath of the Trump corporate tax cut?
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It is in fact a corporate entity, partnering with another corporate entity, True North Studio, for the Phoenix project.
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MetLife's remaining business after the separation would be corporate-oriented, such as its work with large corporate benefits plans.
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In the U.S., long end rates affect corporate borrowing, and 28-year yields affect corporate borrowers and mortgage rates.
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You could make the argument that the people Republican elites are listening to are corporate lobbyists and corporate donors.
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Polish corporate employment rose by 211.73 percent in annual terms in January and corporate wages jumped by 211.73 percent.
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Additionally, corporate bonds have been very strong relative performers this year, and DoubleLine Total Return holds no corporate debt.
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Corporate Governance: Fitch has fully incorporated in the final criteria report its approach to assessing corporate governance in banks.
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Shareholder engagements with companies have improved corporate policies and practices and impacted lives far beyond the corporate boardroom walls.
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Tax changes: A reduction of the corporate tax rate from 35% to 15% is generally liked by corporate America.
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Litow is IBM's vice president of Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs, and an architect of the IBM P-TECH program.
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Go to any corporate website today, and you will assuredly see corporate commitments to environment, governance and social causes.
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Companies can easily afford this, as corporate profits have soared, especially after the big cuts to corporate tax rates.
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Corporate spreads, conversely, have tightened dramatically since the ECB announced its corporate bond purchase programme in March last year.
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But for corporate users it concedes "the decision may be different and will likely depend on corporate IT policies".
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They spearheaded a new era of corporate citizenship, wherein corporate leaders increasingly serve as arbiters of contentious moral debates.
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The pusillanimous, corporate-speak testimony of several corporate executives is quoted at length — perhaps at too great a length.
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"Extended disruption brings the risk of damage to corporate profitability and a rise in corporate credit risks," he wrote.
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Institutional investors are crowded out of the corporate market because of the CSPP [the ECB's corporate sector purchase programme].
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"It's harder to attack the corporate tax system because you're attacking the corporate power in Washington, D.C.," Clemente said.
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Now police departments have policies, a corporate mission, a corporate vision, and a set of core values for employees.
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Democrats are ramping up their attacks on major corporate mergers after a series of mega-deals from corporate giants.
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Since 2202, corporate profits have increased 2628 percent while the corporate share of federal revenue has decreased 28500 percent.
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By buying black, consumers are consciously disengaging from the viral cycle of corporate ignorance, public outrage and corporate apology.
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So both the corporate income tax and the dividend (or capital gains) tax are ways of taxing corporate shareholders.
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CORPORATE RATE: The House plan would immediately cut the corporate income tax rate to 224 percent from 2000 percent.
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But I expect that there are some non-corporate businesses whose rates would have been a couple of points higher than a 20-percent corporate rate (plus the relevant personal income and state corporate taxation), so that adding a point to the corporate rate mitigates some of the unintended consequences on that margin.
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"We believe that a robust implementation of this rule will help curb abusive corporate tax avoidance practices, including the incentive for companies to engage in corporate inversions," the Financial Accountability & Corporate Transparency (FACT) Coalition wrote Monday.
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The iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF (LQD) and Vanguard's Intermediate-Term Corporate Bond Index Fund ETF (VCIT) are two popular corporate bond products the Fed could target in this round of stimulus, he said.
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Policymakers should equalize the overall rates on income earned by all types of businesses, but they should remember that corporate income is double-taxed — once at the corporate level and again when individuals receive corporate dividends.
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"It feels like corporate times corporate or corporate-ness squared," Anja Aronowsky Cronberg, the editor of Vestoj, a spirited fashion journal that is surely the only academic title sold at Colette, said early in the week.
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Corporate governance in recent years has often been an area of intense debate among investors, corporate leaders and other stakeholders.
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So corporate credit is – I'm negative on corporate credit – well I've been negative, basically maximally negative for about a year.
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ICBC said debt-to-equity swaps can help reduce corporate financial leverage, improve corporate governance and enhance long-term development.
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"Corporate bonds remain very overvalued; ... corporate bonds should be avoided," he added, citing the slowing economy and rising credit risks.
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His new 15 percent corporate-tax-rate plan would unleash overseas-profits repatriation and a huge surge in corporate investment.
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No free lunches: Trading corporate taxes for those on shareholders makes sense—investors are the ultimate beneficiary for corporate profits.
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In the Corporate and Investment Bank, flat revenues balanced an improvement in Corporate Finance against weaker Global Transaction Banking performance.
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Republican leaders like Paul Ryan promote corporate tax cuts, pointing to studies showing that lower corporate taxes increase worker pay.
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His comments could help justify a bump up in corporate taxes to cover the cost of eliminating the corporate AMT.
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While the House bill cuts the corporate tax rate, the Senate bill would delay the corporate tax cut until 2019.
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In 28503, eight countries reduced their corporate tax rates, and Hungary reduced its corporate rate to a mere 22019 percent.
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JOINING ME HERE AT THE CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS -- THE NEW CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS, STEVE EASTERBROOK IS THE CEO AND PRESIDENT OF McDONALD'S.
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Problems in the corporate debt marketTo further his recession argument, Pal reiterates the nefarious action he's seeing in corporate debt.
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Then, he oversaw the passage of a $1.5 trillion corporate tax cut that has contributed to record-shattering corporate profits.
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N.E. Right now, there's a 10-story corporate building there called Bellevue Corporate Plaza, and it will stay in tact.
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Someone has finally gotten beyond the corporate spin to accurately describe some of the problems with our corporate tax system.
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Ireland has Europe's lowest corporate tax rate at 12.5 percent, in contrast with America's 39 percent combined corporate tax rate.
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He said he is working on a proposal on "corporate integration," which would eliminate the double taxation of corporate income.
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If you have a corporate job you hate, consider giving Comedy Central's Corporate, now in its second season, a try.
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In terms of corporate taxes, we could lower rates without increasing the deficit by reforming other aspects of corporate taxation.
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The reforms are partly aimed at boosting corporate profits and could lead to a wave of corporate share buy-backs.
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And record-high corporate profits, boosted by the corporate tax rate, have given companies lots of ammo to repay debt.
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Over time, lower corporate taxes would attract more investment in the corporate sector, increasing workers' productivity and thus their wages.
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Peter Krawiec, vice president of worldwide corporate developmentKrawiec leads Amazon's corporate-development group, overseeing the company's acquisitions, investments, and partnerships.
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Corporate cash ZW: Warren and Bernie Sanders have made a big show of not taking money from certain corporate donors.
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The company will also cut 2,000 corporate jobs, or about 9% of its corporate head count, and close several offices.
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Weak Corporate Governance: Eurotorg's lack of adherence to best corporate governance practices is a weakness for the company's credit profile.
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Corporate buyback announcements have surged in the weeks since President Donald Trump signed a sweeping corporate tax overhaul into law.
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Corporate directors serve on an average of 1.5 company boards at once, according to the National Association of Corporate Directors.
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" As it is now, the corporate tax proposal "lowers tax rates and pays for it by removing existing corporate deductions.
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A corporate rate in the 22019 percent range would still be lower than the current corporate rate of 35 percent.
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A corporate rate in the 28503 percent range would still be lower than the current corporate rate of 22019 percent.
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It's much easier to criticize corporate culture when you're not allowed to be in the higher levels of corporate culture.
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Altogether, the House Republicans' corporate tax plan would reduce U.S. corporate tax revenues by about $891 billion over 10 years, estimated the non-partisan Tax Policy Center, perpetuating a long-term decline in the corporate tax take.
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"You can't see any clearer indication as the end of the effect of CSPP on the corporate bond market," he said, referring to the Corporate Sector Purchase Programme, the ECB's name for its corporate bond buying scheme.
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The $3853 trillion GOP tax cuts, which slashed the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent and reduced the rate on corporate income brought back from abroad, have been a major boon to corporate America.
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Yes, the U.S. just cut its corporate tax rate, but even so, if we include in the average of the states' corporate tax rates, which is 2900 percent, the overall U.S. corporate rate rises to 220006 percent.
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By cutting the corporate rate so dramatically, from its current position as the highest corporate rate in the industrialized world to below the average corporate rate in the industrialized world, investment dollars should flow to U.S. enterprises.
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The thread, which carries the subject line, "RE: UPDATE: Skype Bots Announce," includes big-name Microsoft employees, including Kim Stocks, director of corporate public relations, Frank X. Shaw, corporate vice president of corporate communications, and Gurdeep Singh Pall.
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Swiss corporate tax reform shot down by voters: Swiss voters rejected a proposal to lower corporate taxes over the weekend, bucking the trend of ever-lower corporate income duties as countries vie to host economically auspicious multinational firms.
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There's a reason that there's a corporate veil but our whole corporate system has tilted way too far in the direction of permitting corporate executives to implement practices that they know or should know will cause real injury.
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Establishment of two facilities to support credit to large employers – the Primary Market Corporate Credit Facility (PMCCF) for new bond and loan issuance and the Secondary Market Corporate Credit Facility (SMCCF) to provide liquidity for outstanding corporate bonds.
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First, instituting a flat 217 percent corporate tax, which is a welcome change from a typical 1323 percent corporate tax rate.
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Corporate bonds saw big outflows - investment grade corporate bond funds lost $21.1 billion and high-yield bond funds lost $2700 billion.
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Record corporate profits, juiced in part by business tax cuts, give Corporate America more than enough firepower to pay down debt.
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The ministry in its report said Xiaomi had made tax errors on corporate gifts and had incorrectly recorded some corporate costs.
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Meanwhile, people in the corporate world lie, cheat, and steal all the time so they can move up the corporate ladder.
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Reasons for optimism: Investors believe that 2017 will bring us both higher global growth, higher corporate profits, and lower corporate taxes.
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The largest corporate bond ETF —the iShares Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF, took in $1.1 billion of new funds on Thursday.
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A recent survey of corporate investments by Crunchbase reveals just how much attention corporate investors are paying to the meat market.
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CII's press release said the shift to "stakeholder primacy" threatened to undercut corporate accountability and prove cover for bad corporate management.
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He said that those were "written by corporate America, for corporate America," and that he wanted to protect the American worker.
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As interest rates for safer instruments like Treasury bonds rise, the relative attractions of corporate debt and corporate leverage will fall.
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Progressive corporate communications departments are increasingly using these tools to communicate with employees and to create a more transparent corporate culture.
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He previously served as corporate secretary of Johnson & Johnson and board chair of the Society of Corporate Secretaries and Governance Professionals.
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This is, as one corporate executive put it, Spring Break and Coachella melded into one big corporate CEO-filled mosh pit.
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Why it matters: Top corporate officials tell us this phenomenon will become integrated into corporate culture and therefore have staying power.
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Paul George, executive director of corporate governance and reporting at the FRC, said Britain faces challenges with corporate reporting after Brexit.
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A big part of this decline has been a steep fall in corporate tax payments due to large corporate tax cuts.
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Polish corporate wages rose by a nominal 4.6 percent year-on-year in April and corporate employment grew by 2.8 percent.
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He has also proposed unspecified cuts or elimination of "corporate loopholes that cater to special interests" and other corporate tax deductions.
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It's a one-stop shop for job postings, corporate information, and diversity statistics that are typically touted on a corporate blog.
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But Mr. Benioff said he needed its founders to rebuild his corporate architecture for the next new things in corporate software.
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CORPORATE TAXES, VICE-PRESIDENT PENCE SPEAKING BEFORE YOU SAID WE NEED A 215% CORPORATE TAX RATE WOULD YOU GET BEHIND THAT?
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Yet before liberals rush to celebrate the mobilization of business, it's worth remembering that corporate politics is ultimately about corporate profits.
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The corporate tax cut could eventually raise wages, but so far, the corporate tax cut appears to have gone to corporations.
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Maybe you have a corporate job or maybe you cut back to that after having a corporate job for many years.
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Corporate sustainability must give way to corporate responsibility Most of today's food is produced by industrial agriculture and that's a problem.
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Trump is mobilizing anti-trade sentiments that corporate America worries about on behalf of an agenda that corporate America mostly supports.
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"The NRA has encountered serious difficulties obtaining corporate insurance coverage to replace coverage withdrawn by the Corporate Carrier," the complaint says.
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"Three years ago, we took a stand against corporate greed but corporate greed won the day then," Mr. de Blasio said.
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The new charter requires corporate directors to consider the interests of all major corporate stakeholders — not only shareholders — in company decisions.
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The analysis concludes that the external auditor requirement on corporate financial reporting is a highly effective warning system for corporate fraud.
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Stocks got a boost last year from strong growth in corporate earnings, solid economic data and expectations for lower corporate taxes.
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But corporate executives in recent years have said Mr. Lee has been working to loosen up a top-down corporate culture.
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DALIO: CORPORATE DEBT OF COURSE -- BUT IF YOU LOOK AT THE CORPORATE CASH AND YOU LOOK THE MATURITY OF THE DEBT.
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The demand was submitted under a provision of Delaware corporate law that authorizes any shareholder to seek to inspect corporate records.
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Activist shareholders are becoming more vocal as corporate management respond to investor proposals amid a government push for better corporate governance.
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Hip Hop can't be judged by a bunch of old corporate guards who rewrite history to serve their corporate bottom line.
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Delta said ticket revenue from corporate travelers has fallen 4 percent this year, although corporate passenger volumes are up 2 percent.
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At Burger King, for example, 3G-installed executives disposed of luxurious corporate offices, the corporate jet and even workers' personal printers.
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On the corporate tax side, the bill proposes permanently reducing the corporate income tax rate to 20 percent from 35 percent.
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Republicans say that they're not concerned, arguing that the permanently reduced corporate tax rate will keep corporate dollars flowing back home.
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Far too many workers have watched corporate executives cash in on corporate stock buybacks while they get handed a pink slip.
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But also, as someone who likes to think they know something about corporate governance, the corporate governance in Alibaba is abysmal.
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Announces the resignation and appointment of CFO and corporate secretary * Announces resignation of CFO and corporate secretary, Jacqueline Lilley * David Molson has been appointed as CFO and corporate secretary to replace lilley Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The Trump administration should prevent the new leadership from exercising control of the company by using a protective order to require U.S. government approval for major decisions about corporate management, transfers of corporate ownership, or other strategic corporate decisions.
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Investors were apparently betting that Trump's campaign pledges to cut corporate taxes and eliminate red tape would be good for corporate profits.
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For too long, our national politics and policies, fueled by corporate campaign contributions, have put corporate greed ahead of the common good.
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On whether corporate donations to the inauguration raises conflicts: Corporate donations are "a nonpartisan activity" and "a time-honored tradition," said Spicer.
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But that was with both a corporate tax rate of 35 percent and a Corporate Alternative Minimum Tax (AMT) of 20 percent.
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"Changes to corporate bylaws or corporate organizational documents are simply not agreements subject to the protections of the FAA," the Federation said.
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ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hours): Statistics office will release corporate wages and corporate employment data for March at 1200 GMT.
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"[Meeks] has $710,000 in corporate funds, almost all of his campaign finance is from corporate PACs," Day of Brand New Congress said.
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That's because the wealthy disproportionately benefit from cuts to the corporate income tax, and corporate tax cuts in the bill are permanent.
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Like many global companies, Apple has been accused of optimizing its corporate structure to lower the effective corporate tax rate in Europe.
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For instance, it has a 20 percent corporate tax rate, while America's corporate tax rate is about 40 percent, according to KPMG.
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If you have a corporate laptop or if you access files on your corporate network, chances are your company uses Active Directory.
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On the surface, such spending by 1MDB would be packaged as "corporate social responsibility," to borrow a phrase from the corporate world.
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Going forward, our Corporate Bank will also serve the corporate and commercial clients of Deutsche Bank and Postbank in our home market.
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After accounting for auditing, the corporate tax gap would fall to between 8% and 13% of overall federal corporate income tax revenue.
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Furniture maker Vitra has created a corporate campus in Weil am Rhein that is the envy of the art and corporate worlds.
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Furniture maker Vitra has created a corporate campus in Weil am Rhein that is the envy of the art and corporate worlds.
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Porsche's corporate parent is Volkswagen Group, which is just beginning to deal with one of the largest corporate scandals in automotive history.
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Most of the China's debt is corporate, and roughly half of corporate debt has been accumulated in just the past 28503 years.
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S. corporate tax revenues are lower than the corporate tax revenues of our peer trading partners by about 22019 percent of GDP.
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They have a history of making corporate political contributions to both Democrats and Republicans, which are all listed on their corporate website.
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Similarly, higher corporate taxes result in lower wages and higher prices, again giving government the money but diverting blame to corporate management.
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The company is hiring Facebook's director of corporate development, Gary Johnson, to join PInterest as its head of corporate and business development.
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Dr. Epstein has written extensively on corporate and nonprofit board governance, the role of boards of directors, organizational trust, and corporate accountability.
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Asset managers hold about 30 percent of U.S. corporate stock, giving them great influence over executive compensation and other corporate governance issues.
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The core idea is that a combination of deregulation and a lower corporate tax rate will produce substantial gains in corporate profits.
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Interest margins on Xylem's general corporate purpose revolving credit will be based on social and corporate governance ratings by independent provider Sustainalytics.
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Most corporate lawyers secretly believe that if there were no longer any corporate lawyers, the world would probably be a better place.
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Clinton has called out specific corporate players for criticism, trying to demonstrate to voters how she would approach corporate misbehavior as president.
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Novartis, in 2010, settled civil charges of paying kickbacks to doctors who spoke at corporate events, and signed a corporate integrity agreement.
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"On the corporate spending theme, software and services is one that should benefit from increased corporate spending, and they've lagged," Parker said.
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"I've got to imagine the board's patience is wearing thin because this isn't bad corporate governance — it's no corporate governance," Cramer said.
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Though the movement of corporate headquarters is merely an exercise in paperwork, it deprives the local government of revenue from corporate taxes.
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The pressures of corporate leadership often narrow managers' perspectives and ask them to set aside personal values in favor of corporate interests.
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After that war, the corporate excess profits tax was eliminated, but the corporate income tax rates were not cut back for long.
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The Fed already is backstopping short-term corporate borrowing, and it may need to provide similar backing for long-term corporate debt.
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The company said it also plans to shut certain distribution centers and reduce its corporate expenses, which includes slashing its corporate headcount.
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INTER-CORPORATE CONFLICTS Rosneft, presided over by Sechin, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, is no stranger to inter-corporate conflicts.
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Stocks got a boost last year from strong growth in corporate earnings, solid economic data and as expectations of lower corporate taxes.
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Study corporate finance modeling on YouTubeChen also taught himself how to do corporate finance modeling in Excel outside of his work hours.
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It is, rather, an attempt to gain a seat at the table in forging corporate policy, put strict limits on corporate speech.
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I'm seriously considering creating a YouTube channel based around home ownership, corporate struggles, salary negotiation, working in corporate as a minority, etc.
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But conversations with corporate advisors, investors and experts paint a more nuanced picture of how corporate America is taking on the issues.
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Treatment of the corporate income tax is particularly important for this exercise because Congress enacted a big corporate tax cut in 2017.
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Obama also supported corporate tax changes at the end of his administration, proposing to pay for transportation by taxing overseas corporate profits.
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Certain United corporate clients will be able to reserve them for free, part of new corporate perks program United announced last week.
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CORPORATE MINIMUM: Repeals the corporate alternative minimum tax, which was set up to ensure profitable companies pay at least some federal tax.
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CORPORATE MINIMUM TAX: Repeals the 20 percent corporate alternative minimum tax, set up to ensure profitable corporations pay at least some tax.
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A 2004 study of 12 corporate inversions found that "most of the tax savings" found in corporate inversions was attributable to earnings stripping.
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If they succeed, it would be the largest American corporate tax cut since the modern corporate tax began more than a century ago.
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Toby Ryland, a corporate tax partner at HW Fisher said in an email that Hammond "could take significant action" and reduce corporate tax.
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The Hohokam campus houses the corporate headquarters of the Apollo Group, the company that owns the university, along with the group's corporate university.
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Among the biggest risks to corporate reputation are illegal actions by corporate leaders and lies about products or services, according to Harris Polls.
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Here's what to look at: Sometimes, poor readings by such yardsticks foretell potentially terminal corporate illness — the erosion of the corporate life cycle.
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Thus began what she has consistently described over the years as the beginning of "life in a corporate shadow" or a "corporate footprint."
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Remarkably, she has no corporate tax reform (even Obama had a plan) to revive corporate investment and boost productivity, wages, and living standards.
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Through his research, Garrett has found that corporate prosecutions and corporate enforcement at the federal level have declined under President Donald Trump's administration.
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And I can see the links, particularly on the corporate side and the benefit of being able to offer corporate clients absolutely everything.
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The heyday of corporate influence President George W. Bush's first cabinet may have been the high-water mark of the corporate network's influence.
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Just because something was done by a corporate algorithm, rather than a corporate employee, doesn't mean the corporation is not responsible for it.
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Rather than broadly raising corporate and income taxes, Moon will focus on the super-wealthy and top corporate earners, his campaign advisers say.
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In a general sense, you will see more corporate targeting—campaigns urging people to ally or dissociate with certain corporate entities and companies.
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The bottom line: All else equal, lower corporate taxes should make corporate investment, be it in higher wages, or building stores, more attractive.
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Kasich also said he wants to cut corporate taxes and end so-called "double taxing," or the U.S. taxing corporate profits earned overseas.
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The government has also pledged to boost the powers of the corporate watchdog, double maximum prison terms and boost fines for corporate crime.
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It warned that corporate governance is skewed to benefit shareholders over workers, undermining their wages for the sake of investors and corporate executives.
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Others included representatives of the International Corporate Accountability Roundtable, the Institute for Human Rights and Business and the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility.
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Years ago, Fink made headlines by warning corporate chiefs that they should not be so quick to give in to corporate nudges' demands.
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Corporate rate cut to 20 percent will be permanent, even though the Ways and Means Committee flirted with making the corporate cuts temporary.
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But Deutsche Bahn's debt has regularly been sold to investment-grade corporate investors, with its deals managed by the corporate banking syndicate teams.
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Michael Coppock, head of financial institutions corporate banking in the EMEA region, will take on added duties as head of EU corporate broking.
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Theory suggests relationships between changes in corporate taxes and changes in wages rather than between the level of corporate taxes and wage growth.
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Eric Toder and Alan Viard proposed to retain a 15 percent corporate tax while increasing taxation of corporate owners to ordinary income rates.
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Corporate Finance 101: Financial Statement Analysis & Ratios If you're here to get filthy rich, corporate finance is the topic you'll want to research.
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If Judge Gorsuch believes in dismantling the corporate contribution ban, it would open the floodgates to corporate and union domination over political discourse.
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Dewing, who has more than 30 years of corporate and investment banking experience, was most recently head of U.S. corporate finance for Mizuho.
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Brewer is also on one of the most diverse boards in corporate America at Starbucks, and believes diversity is key to corporate success.
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"Corporate bond debt is about double what it was eight years ago because of the issuance environment for corporate treasurers," McVey told Cramer.
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BRINGING IN OUR CORPORATE RATE DOWN TO A LEVEL MORE COMPETITIVE WITH THE OECD IS GOOD FOR CORPORATE, CAPITAL FORMATION HERE IN AMERICA.
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"We're definitely going to see an increase in corporate reverse Yankees," said Melanie Czarra, managing director, EMEA corporate debt capital markets, at UBS.
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Her father is a managing director for investment banking at Decosimo Corporate Finance in Dallas, where he specializes in corporate mergers and acquisitions.
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Today's corporate tax rate is around 35%, which applies only to earnings (minus deductions, which makes most effective corporate tax rates much lower).
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More broadly, the biggest differences between the corporate and individual civil rights movement is the relentlessness and rate of success of corporate litigants.
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Until March 29, her mother worked in New York on contract as a corporate secretary in corporate governance at Barclays, the British bank.
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One of the most aggressive bills in the Senate to deal with corporate consolidation is mine about corporate consolidation in the ag sector.
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Until March 20173, her mother worked in New York on contract as a corporate secretary in corporate governance at Barclays, the British bank.
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The central bank announced Monday it will purchase corporate bonds and not just U.S. Treasurys, providing unprecedented support for investment-grade corporate debt.
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But it actually describes a very different plan, a "revenue-neutral" plan that would offset its corporate tax cuts with fewer corporate loopholes.
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In fact, both plans largely maintain pressures for companies to locate corporate residency abroad, despite their claim to reduce taxes on corporate income.
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Yet though neither party seems likely to revert to the Republicans' former state of corporate vassalage, a sweeping corporate retreat is unlikelier still.
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The same dynamic has been driving many corporate sustainability initiatives, including those of corporate platforms like World Economic Forum's annual meeting in Davos.
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Corporate governance is playing a growing role in corporate America, but the power wielded by these institutions is rarely used to confront companies.
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Mador also said he's observed recent cases of corporate employees posting on these same types of forums, offering their services as corporate insiders.
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CORPORATE ALTERNATIVE MINIMUM TAX: Repeals the 20263 percent corporate alternative minimum tax, set up to ensure profitable corporations pay at least some tax.
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As Deutsche Bahn is 100% state-owned, some question whether it counts as being the first "corporate" issuer to sell negative yielding debt, but its bond deals are regularly sold to investment-grade corporate investors and managed by corporate bond syndicate teams.
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The bill proposes permanently cutting the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent to bring it closer to that of countries like Canada, which has a 15 percent corporate tax rate, or Ireland, which has a 12.5 percent corporate tax rate.
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This bill permanently cuts the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent to bring it closer to that of countries like Canada, which has a 103 percent corporate tax rate, or Ireland, which has a 12.5 percent corporate tax rate.
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"With U.S. corporate debt growing above trend, an increase in bank lending has helped push the debt of non-financial corporate firms to a new high of near 75% of GDP, adding to worries about vulnerabilities in the corporate sector," IIF's Tiftik wrote.
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In addition to deregulation and fiscal spending, Trump's plan calls for personal and corporate tax cuts and a repatriation of corporate cash from overseas.
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Include corporate bonds Retirees in need of income should consider corporate bonds because, while riskier than government bonds, they are less risky than stocks.
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The bank partly funds its corporate lending through corporate deposits, which it closely monitors, and maintaining strong liquidity management is key for the ratings.
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KEB Hana Indonesia's loan portfolio is proportionately distributed between the SME and corporate segments, while BWS focuses on lending to consumer and corporate segments.
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Corporate fraud and deceit, as a general rule, isn't the result of individual bad apples but the poison fruit of a dysfunctional corporate culture.
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Only Apple has issued a larger corporate bond in Australia, while Coke's A$1 billion trade matched mining giant BHP Billiton's local corporate record.
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I totally agree with what Jillian Steinhauer wrote about fake corporate feminism facing off against entrenched corporate aggression, and everyone going gooey for it.
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Dividends are distributions of already-taxed corporate profits, while a rise in a stock price represents a rise in expected future taxable corporate profits.
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The company withdrew its public filing papers earlier this week amid deep financial losses, poor corporate governance, and reports of an unprofessional corporate culture.
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It's a slapstick comedy about a bunch of corporate and anti-corporate goofballs that also manages to be a razor-edged satire about globalism.
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Corporate bonds have posted strong returns as well, with the widely held iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF up 9.7 percent this year.
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He said he had won more tax relief for non-corporate pass-through businesses, which include partnerships, sole proprietorships and other non-corporate enterprises.
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The company told corporate employees internally at the time that the new pay system was designed to benefit workers, according to two corporate employees.
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When an employee reuses her consumer password for her corporate account, she inadvertently makes her corporate system as weak as her weakest consumer interaction.
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In addition, a number of multinational corporate groups have invested including Veolia, La Capitale, Corporate Groupe ADP, Ubisoft and Unisys Corporation through Canal Ventures.
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He will report to Mark Slaughter, head of corporate and investment banking for Asia Pacific, and to Michael Roberts, global head of corporate banking.
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Dimmock spent 21 years at the UK bank where he was director, corporate loan markets, focusing on origination of corporate multi-bank loan deals.
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Jim Prosser, head of corporate and policy communications, Natalie Kerris, vice president of communications, and Natalie Miyake, corporate communications, have all left this month.
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The German-French position paper suggests that the European Commission's proposal for the Common Corporate Tax Base (CCTB) should apply to all corporate taxpayers.
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Since becoming Prime Minister, you have slashed the corporate tax by seven percent, reformed the corporate governance code, even delayed the sales tax hike.
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Security firm Trend Micro is the latest corporate to jump into the startup investment world after it unveiled a $100 million corporate fund today.
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Valuation involves both selecting an appropriate measure of corporate performance and also a required rate of return for risk in achieving that corporate performance.
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The board's rejection of Suzuki's proposal, was widely seen as a sign of improving corporate governance in Japan, where corporate boards rarely challenge CEOs.
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Then, by investing in company stock they are indirectly subjected to corporate taxes, as the corporate tax reduces the growth rate of the stock.
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As a result, a US corporate tax cut would not level the playing field but rather incite a race to lower corporate taxes worldwide.
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That could position it as the top corporate cash donor in the United States, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy, which tracks corporate giving.
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The Brex Corporate Card for Startups and the Brex Corporate Card for Ecommerce have both been making the headlines lately, and for good reason.
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Since Republicans want to chop the corporate rate to 20 percent from 35 percent, the corporate AMT could affect numerous companies under the proposal.
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Although the social media platforms for spreading messages are new, corporate social responsibility, or CSR, has been a part of corporate strategy for decades.
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" On Trump's goal of a 15% corporate tax rate: "I sincerely doubt we'll be able to get that level on the corporate tax rates.
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But the embarrassing orgy of corporate welfare directed recently at Amazon, for the privilege of hosting its new corporate headquarters, ought to be illegal.
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Tony Stark represents corporate America, and corporate America really does shove the little guy aside and strip the imaginations of its employees for parts.
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Despite promises to "drain the swamp" of career politicians and corporate interests, several cabinet candidates are reportedly registered lobbyists, senior lawmakers or corporate executives.
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The plan to cut the corporate tax rate to 20 percent is a move in the right direction for fixing the corporate tax code.
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The Fed said its secondary corporate credit facility may purchase corporate bonds that are rated at least BBB, the last step before junk territory.
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There's also something corporate about the Patriots, their detractors say, and corporate America is white America — bland, unexciting — at least according to the stereotype.
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Yeah, I also think it's tied into a larger, much harder conversation about corporate power generally and corporate power inside of the Democratic party.
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Some on the left, including Preckwinkle, criticized her as not being progressive enough, noting she made millions as a corporate lawyer representing corporate clients.
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The central bank announced Monday that it will purchase corporate bonds and not just U.S. Treasurys, providing unprecedented support for investment-grade corporate debt.
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Perry Smith will counsel clients on various corporate finance matters, including securities and mergers and acquisitions, as a partner in Dentons' corporate practice group.
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Noting Best Buy's 36 percent tax rate, Joly said he wants a lower corporate tax for his company's sake and corporate America in general.
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Mr. Miao, of FXM Brothers, predicted that corporate bonds would continue to sell off until the spread between government corporate yields was wider again.
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To support her child care plan, Klobuchar would raise the corporate tax rate one additional point to 210% and incorporate other corporate tax reforms.
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These corporate games have some of those genes too, though it's hard to tell if it's influence or posturing, sincerity or corporate co-option.
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The Republican tax bill contains historic corporate tax reductions and other corporate giveaways, as well as lowering the tax rate for the wealthiest Americans.
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"Vigilance is warranted as these issues have the potential to impact corporate investment and spending plans," Kaplan said in the essay on corporate debt.
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The big delta here has been that there is consumer confidence and a lack of corporate confidence and that is holding back corporate spending.
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I would've done the corporate tax reform, which we desperately needed – both sides of the aisle, really, knew that we needed corporate tax reform.
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So, because high U.S. corporate tax rates discourage equity-financed investment, lowering rates should help alleviate the problem and even increase overall corporate investment.
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BOORSTIN: ONE THING WEVE TALKED ABOUT IN QUARTERS PAST IS THE NEED FOR CORPORATE TAX REFORM DISNEY PAYS A PARTICULARLY HIGH CORPORATE TAX RATE.
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The irony of President Trump's win is that lobbyists and corporate advocates are going to become more important, not less important to corporate America.
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While unions often ascribe the shift of manufacturing jobs abroad to "corporate greed," the migration is a result of a more complex corporate calculus.
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Today, the highest European corporate tax rates are 33 percent (France and Belgium), while Bulgaria has the lowest corporate tax rate of 10 percent.
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And corporate influence could be seen all over the 2016 DNC convention in Philadelphia; even flags on light posts featured logos of corporate sponsors.
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Klobuchar says she would pay for the proposals with a "series of corporate tax reforms," including adjusting the corporate tax rate to 25 percent.
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It appears corporate borrowers did not get a huge break from the Fed: During the latest bull market, the yield on corporate bonds rated BAA by Moody's (a good and historical proxy for average corporate borrowers) was 3.7 percent on average, after adjusting for inflation.
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During his 16-year stint at CIMB, Mah headed up the Singapore corporate and investment banking unit and the corporate finance team, among other roles.
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The spread between triple-B-rated corporate bonds and Treasuries — an important gauge of risk appetite and corporate liquidity - is just under two percentage points.
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Basically, like corporate accelerators and venture arms, investing in SoftBank is another service that's being potentially offered to lock in startups to corporate cloud ecosystems.
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But some analysts warn of weakening demand as China's scrutiny on corporate taxation and bruising trade tensions with the United States tighten corporate advertising budgets.
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A slew of downbeat corporate outlooks with warnings of higher raw material costs, damage from tariffs and waning Chinese demand underscored worries about corporate growth.
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They did so ahead of the September 15 corporate tax deadline, which gave them the benefit of higher tax deductions using 2017 corporate tax rates.
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Greater Miami also has no local income or corporate tax, and Florida's corporate tax rate is 5.5 percent, one of the lowest in the nation.
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A global analysis conducted by LinkedIn reveals that 78 percent of corporate recruiting will be driven by diversity hiring and improving corporate culture this year.
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The new rules will dramatically shake up the world of corporate finance and have tax lawyers working for corporate firms scrambling to find other loopholes.
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Therefore, many CEOs and corporate communications teams could borrow a few best practices from the president, and apply these examples to their corporate communication strategies.
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The authors of the study examined only a subset of corporate philanthropy, money flowing through corporate foundations that must disclose the recipients of their largess.
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Here are his full comments on corporate culture: A word about corporate cultures: for better or for worse, they are enduring, stable, hard to change.
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Corporate world at war over GOP's border tax: Corporate America is deeply divided over the proposal from House Republicans to tax imports and exempt exports.
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Carliss Chatman is an assistant professor of law at Washington and Lee University School of Law and writes about corporate personhood, corporate governance, and ethics.
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Corporate and Institutional Banking (CIB) generated EUR812m pre-tax profit, up 42% yoy reflecting positive revenue developments in corporate banking, securities services and global markets.
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This week, the company is launching corporate-owned life insurance so that it can become a one-stop shop for all your corporate insurance needs.
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In particular, regulatory relief and corporate tax reform, including a substantially lower corporate tax rate and full expensing of capital outlays, should boost business spending.
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Your resume should highlight experiences beyond just your corporate role Internal corporate awards don't mean much to the rest of the world, says Harris. 3.
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The Senate passed a key bill over the weekend that moved the Republicans closer to overhauling the corporate tax system and significantly lower corporate taxes.
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If using it not to get Trump would be a corporate contribution, then using it to get Trump also has to be a corporate contribution.
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The Senate Finance Committee chairman also said he has been exploring "corporate tax integration," an approach under which corporate income would only be taxed once.
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Sanders on October 14 released a plan — the Corporate Accountability and Democracy Plan — to raise the corporate tax rate back up to 35% from 21%.
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And the Trump administration legislative agenda reads like a corporate wish list as well: huge corporate tax cuts, privatizing the nation's infrastructure, and so on.
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Supporters of the corporate tax cut argued that our corporate tax rate, far higher than that of other industrialized nations, was harming our international competitiveness.
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Average people are not protected and organized corporate interests have managed to shift the economic wealth for average Americans to corporate executives and big shareholders.
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But we have to make — and it's not just we corporate, the corporate world — public, private has to make more progress on diversity and inclusion.
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At a time when the balance of power between designers and their corporate partners is in flux, this is a tilt in the corporate direction.
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"I'm a believer in corporate tax reform, and I'm a believer in corporate tax cuts, and I believe they would go to workers," he said.
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Candace K. Beinecke, a partner at the law firm of Hughes Hubbard & Reed, has handled corporate governance issues and helped broker mergers for corporate clients.
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When corporate tax rates are lower than individual ones, that creates an incentive to reclassify individual income as corporate income to pay the lower rates.
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In particular, the new corporate tax rate is sharply lower, moving the country from having among the highest corporate tax rates to among the lowest.
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He is highly attuned to the agenda of the Republican Party he leads, not to mention the corporate establishment and its antipathy to corporate taxation.
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Growth in corporate profits was widely expected to ease, after earnings jumped 22 percent in 2018 largely because of sharp cuts in corporate tax rates.
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He has grounded the corporate jets, slashed the company car program and slowed the pace of spending on G.E.'s new corporate headquarters in Boston.
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There are nearly 2,000 corporate venture capital (CVC) firms in existence, many hundreds of them created by first-time investors, according to Global Corporate Venturing.
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She also pointed to recent research that suggested one factor was a decline in corporate competition: less creation of new businesses and more corporate consolidation.
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Sanders on October 14 released a plan — the Corporate Accountability and Democracy Plan — to raise the corporate tax rate back up to 35% from 21%.
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That's corporate-speak, of course, but it's corporate-speak for an important fact: Plant-based meat offerings are very well-received when they hit restaurants.
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Corporate tax rate change: The 21 percent corporate rate is slightly higher than the 20 percent rate initially favored by President Trump and House conservatives.
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"These contributions covered corporate advertising, conference booth fees, sponsoring training certifications and membership fees," said Christopher Keenan, vice president for investor relations and corporate communications.
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"The tobacco industry is the very poster child for a corporate cover-up, the very poster child for a corporate and industrywide conspiracy," he added.
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The bill also eliminates the corporate alternative minimum tax, which added to the Senate bill and would've amounted to a $250 billion corporate tax hike.
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The airline also received a perfect score on the 2018 Human Rights Campaign Corporate Equality Index, which measures corporate policies and practices pertinent to LGBTQ employees.
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"There is very little corporate to corporate M&A going on and we don't expect that to change anytime soon," Swimmer said of the middle market.
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"The corporate world prefers stability and order and what worries them are signs of instability on the horizon," one top corporate consultant told me this week.
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However, compensation experts say an executive branch filled with corporate titans could benefit the relative few atop the corporate ladder at the expense of everyone else.
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Here's a list of some of the SEC regulations that could be weakened under a Trump administration: Executive pay provisions Corporate auditing Corporate penalties Whistleblowing rules
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"These policies would hurt corporate earnings universally, although they would likely improve quality of life for many demographics at the expense of corporate profits," he added.
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The Hispanic Lobbyists Association says 22 percent of their members are corporate lobbyists, with 85033 percent of the membership serving as head of a corporate office.
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The iShares iBoxx $ High Yield Corporate Bond ETF (HYG), an exchange-traded fund that tracks the lower-grade corporate market, fell nearly 0.8 percent on Wednesday.
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R&D has long been a trusted methodology for internal corporate innovation, while M&A is an established way to bring external innovation under corporate control.
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In the last two years alone, we've eliminated the corporate energy sales tax, lowered the corporate minimum tax and cut the unemployment insurance tax on businesses.
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Corporate America has ramped up its cash spending thanks to the corporate tax cut, but the spending isn't making these riskier companies more appealing to investors.
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In broad strokes, the plan calls for giving workers ownership stakes in their companies, reversing major corporate mergers, and undoing the Trump administration's corporate tax cuts.
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"Unchecked corporate interests can do a lot of damage, and there are new age corporate interests that tend to be more 'Do no evil,'" Kanojia said.
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On its official corporate blog, Microsoft shared an answer provided by Nadella during a corporate Q&A regarding the order and Microsoft's stance on the matter.
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In 2014 she chaired the Blue Ribbon Committee on Board Strategy for the National Association of Corporate Directors and is a member of Women Corporate Directors.
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"Corporate credential theft often allows threat actors to establish a beachhead for further penetration into corporate networks and systems," Proofpoint told Fox News in an email.
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I am super lucky to work at a nonprofit that is housed in a corporate office space, and we have access to the corporate food perks!
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However, a growing number of observers say the key to ending the problem of tax havens and corporate inversions is to lower U.S. corporate tax rates.
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Judges can pierce the corporate veil and expose shareholders to personal liability if they decide that the corporate form is being used to pursue dubious purposes.
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Georgia estimates revenues from corporate profit tax will decline to 681 million lari from this year's target of 980 million lari due to corporate tax reform.
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Why it matters: In the social-media age, corporate reputation and corporate image matter as much (sometimes more) than the delivery of your product or service.
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But KKR has pulled off some big acquisitions, suggesting corporate attitudes are changing, and corporate reform should lead to more sell-offs of non-core businesses.
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So, the new combined entity would have paid the Irish corporate rate, which is nearly three times less than the 35 percent U.S. federal corporate rate.
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The conditions are ripe for another record year for EMEA corporate bond issuance, despite a prevailing negative rating bias and higher corporate leverage, says Fitch Ratings.
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Periods of anti-corporate sentiment such as the 1910s and 1930s were invariably followed by periods of pro-corporate policies such as the 1920s and 1950s.
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The first is that a cut in the corporate tax rate would give corporate shareholders a huge tax break on earnings from investments made long ago.
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The GOP tax law cut the corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 21 percent and created a new deduction for income of non-corporate businesses.
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Corporate deposits rose 21.6% year-on-year while client loan levels went up 1.9% to 128bn, helping overall corporate banking revenues improve by 2.2% to 1.04bn.
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The characters in Corporate, we're led to believe, are not so much the products of a toxic corporate culture as they are themselves fundamentally terrible people.
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Some Republican economists, such as Hubbard and Mankiw, agree that corporate taxes cost workers more in lost wages and jobs than corporate shareholders in lost profits.
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Supporters of the corporate rate cut should focus on those long-run gains rather than tying their case to the short-lived corporate public relations initiatives.
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Now we know the reality is that China is not here to trade values with corporate America, so corporate America shouldn't trade values with China either.
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Next, if the goal of corporate tax cuts is higher wages, we should tie each company's corporate tax rate to its wages relative to its competitors.
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However, there is a growing consensus to leverage corporate profits that are stashed overseas to avoid the country's high corporate tax rate to invest in America.
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The Bank of England could buy assets other than government debt, for example corporate bonds, if business investment falls sharply and corporate funding costs start rising.
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Before taking up their current roles, Barclay was head of Canadian investment and corporate banking and Peter Myers was head of U.S. investment and corporate banking.
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Yet, the real benefits from the corporate rate cut will come over time, as wages rise in concert with productivity boosts arising from increased corporate investment.
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Corporate tax reform has triggered a stock market boom as companies and their investors digest the impact of a large cut in the corporate tax rate.
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In the U.S. market, the advance came amid strong economic growth and corporate earnings, low interest rates and hopes, now realized, of U.S. corporate tax cuts.
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That explains why, rather than paying for corporate cuts by offsetting an appropriate number of corporate tax breaks, the Senate wants to cut Medicaid and Obamacare.
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As a seasoned corporate VC leader coming from Johnson & Johnson, I knew that there was not a corporate parent who says it's okay to lose money.
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This British territory in the Caribbean levies no corporate or personal income tax on money earned outside its jurisdiction, and requires little disclosure of corporate ownership.
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Still, she acknowledged that the pursuit of corporate funding can complicate things for think tanks that will sometimes take stances with which corporate donors may disagree.
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Now the OECD average corporate tax rate is 23 percent, Canada's federal corporate tax rate stands at 15 percent, and the UK rate is 2023 percent.
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One sensible idea would be to end or reduce the corporate deduction for interest paid, which would strengthen corporate finances by reducing the incentive to overborrow.
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YOU KNOW, THEY'RE WAY TOO HIGH WE HAVE THE HIGHEST TAX RATES IN THE CORPORATE TAX RATES, THE HIGHEST CORPORATE TAX RATES IN THE INDUSTRIALIZED WORLD.
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The FSA set the risk weight at 35% for corporate exposures collateralised by commercial real estate and 25% for corporate exposures collateralised by commercial residential properties.
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The Australian government has also pledged to boost the powers of the corporate watchdog, double maximum prison terms and massively increase financial penalties for corporate crime.
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The House GOP tax plan proposes lowering the corporate tax rate to 20 percent, while the White House's plan proposed a corporate rate of 15 percent.
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Corporate Finance, Global Markets and Global Transaction Banking will be merged into a single Corporate & Investment Bank division, having been carved out as recently as 2015.
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If you increase the corporate tax rate, you're going to shave 83% off of S&P earnings for every 1% increase in the corporate tax rate.
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One obvious result of the excessively high U.S. corporate tax rate has been a rash of business inversions of American firms moving their corporate headquarters overseas.
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Corporate profits and income will get a big boost from tax reform, but it is doubtful that those will translate into significant increases in corporate spending.
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You can see that concretely when Democrats support corporate-style trade deals, vote for Republican-lite corporate tax cuts or pimp for insurance industry-profiteering protections.
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Chopra: Well right now in many corporate cultures, there are seminars, I do them all the time on leadership, on corporate well-being, physical well-being, financial well-being, social well-being, emotional well-being, spiritual well-being, all this is becoming part of corporate culture.
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Why it matters: The effective corporate tax rate is 27.1%, but for pass-through corporations it's 19%, well below the average effective corporate rate in OECD countries.
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The National Park Foundation also runs a "Corporate Partnerships" program, in which corporate sponsors such as Budweiser and Coca-Cola fund park education, restoration, and other initiatives.
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TMBTM has an internal investment guideline of not investing in corporate securities, while TMBMF limits its investment in corporate securities in general to 15% of the portfolio.
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She's taken in millions from corporate PACs in the past decade, including over $221,800 in the 2018 cycle before she banned donations from corporate PACs last February.
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Pre-tax profit nearly doubled yoy to EUR0003 million (29% of the group excluding the corporate centre), reflecting improvements across corporate banking, sales, trading and transaction banking.
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"Energy is no longer weighing down on overall corporate earnings, and corporate earnings are doing remarkably well especially in the face of a strong dollar," he said.
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Data from Trax released Friday showed that in the whole of 2015, corporate bond buying accounted for 12 percent of all corporate bond activity processed by Trax.
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Corporate share buybacks initiated by corporate executives performing their duties on behalf of their owners offer many benefits, and they are widely spread across the U.S. economy.
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Japanese insurance companies own lots of corporate bonds in America, although this year the rising cost of hedging dollars has caused a switch into European corporate bonds.
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The big hope is that Mr Trump will focus on his plans for fiscal stimulus and corporate tax-cutting; this will boost America's economy and corporate profits.
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"European corporate issuers are also increasingly concerned about the corporate secondary market, which directly impacts their ability to raise capital necessary to fund investment," the report said.
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That's because the company's unique corporate set-up means that Pichai may lead Google as CEO, but he's not at the top of his particular corporate hierarchy.
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SingPost has previously faced questions over its corporate governance and a probe by the Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority (ACRA) into possible breaches of Singapore's Companies Act.
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Moody's Japan K.K. downgraded Toshiba's corporate family rating to "CAA213" from "B1.16.50", while S&P Global Ratings cut its long-term corporate credit to "B-" from "B".
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While the drop in corporate debt demand from money funds has raised some short-term corporate borrowing costs, it was not disruptive for money markets, analysts said.
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ROBIN MURRAYProfessor of psychiatric researchKing's CollegeLondon The constraints on corporate conduct you listed in "The new age of corporate scandals" (April 6th) were "regulation, litigation, and competition".
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Corporate integration entails integrating the corporate and individual income tax systems so that all income is taxed once and only once, preferably at a low marginal rate.
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China premier Li Keqiang has repeatedly defended China's economic policies, pledging to cut corporate red tape, reduce corporate debt, improve financial regulation and ensure no mass layoffs.
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STOCKHOLM, July 12 (Reuters) - Swedish bank SEB reported operating profit above expectations on Friday, driven by high corporate activity that boosted demand for its corporate advisory services.
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Consumers also expect an excellent product fit, high levels of corporate responsiveness, full integration into the global value chain, a substantial service orientation, and unrelenting corporate commitment.
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It includes "vocational training and higher education, technology transfer and innovation systems, regulation of skilled labour markets and industrial relations, corporate governance and markets for corporate control".
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And while the initial corporate responses to the Parkland shooting have done little to actually regulate guns, there are more aggressive corporate policy pushes in the works.
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Nor does it protect against farms that misrepresent their practices to both the corporate purchasers and the customers who rely on corporate guarantees of antibiotic-free poultry.
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Even prior to the new tax law, the U.S. government raised less from the corporate tax than typical peer countries, due to our porous corporate tax base.
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Garuda's vice president for corporate communication, Benny S. Butarbutar, said the airline would cooperate with the KPK, adding the investigation "has no connection to our corporate activities".
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John Somorjai, executive vice president of corporate development and Salesforce Ventures at Salesforce, said that he did not agree that corporate venture funds have helped inflate valuations.
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Despite the ECB's helping hand however, corporate borrowers failed to show up this week, dashing bankers' hopes that the Corporate Sector Purchase Programme would prompt heavy supply.
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For now, the funding has come from corporate and private donations, along with a few corporate grants, including a $250,000 grant from Bank of America last year.
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Rising corporate debt in China and its potential to handicap long-term growth was the most-cited risk to companies' outlooks in Reuters latest Asia corporate survey.
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As public awareness grows surrounding corporate performance on the issues Americans care about most, the market will reward corporate leaders willing to take action on those issues.
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And the company is looking to big telecommunications companies like Verizon (my corporate overlord's corporate overlord) and AT&T as partners to help it get to market.
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But the Snoopers' Charter is surveillance from the government's end, while the play is looking at it from a more corporate angle—it's about corporate data collection.
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When it comes to corporate bonds, the picture is slightly difficult; there has been a modest increase in spreads of British versus European corporate bonds this year.
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One of our biggest fears of stepping away from corporate life and diving into our side businesses full force is losing that stability a corporate job provides.
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Given the stress in the corporate sector, the bank will restrict growth in the corporate loan book and focus on increasing retail and priority sector asset base.
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But beyond mere rank hypocrisy, there is ample evidence to suggest that the Chamber's opposition to corporate political spending transparency is also bad for its corporate members.
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Congress should be very careful before enacting radical changes to the corporate tax system and instead focus on matters like corporate rate reductions that are widely embraced.
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Most other nations have lower corporate tax rates than the United States, and the trend around the world in recent years has been to reduce corporate taxes.
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Last year, a corporate float had a sticker price of $8,143, and New York City Pride had 61 corporate sponsors, 13 promotional partners, and 31 media sponsors.
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The idea was to pass a permanent, revenue-neutral corporate tax reform that replaced most of the current corporate code with a destination-based cash flow tax.
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When the federal corporate income tax began in 1909, it was about as low as it could be — a rate of only 240 percent of corporate profits.
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Last year, shares of PE firms Apollo and Blackstone soared roughly 90% after they changed their corporate structure to take advantage of the 2017 corporate tax overhaul.
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"What we're doing is reducing exposure to more cyclical industrial corporate credit risk around the globe — high yield bonds, bank loans, investment-grade corporate bonds," said Collins.
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Peltz was recognized by The National Association of Corporate Directors in 2010, 2011 and 2012 as among the most influential people in the global corporate governance arena.
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But it added the ECB's corporate bond-buying programme could prove a much more "potent" support for corporate debt costs, as it could lead to negative yields.
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UniCredit Corporate and Investment Bank appointed Matthias Janssen and Alexander Vart co-heads of equity capital markets, Germany, and Andrea Petruzzello head of corporate finance advisory, Italy.
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In recent weeks, MedMen nixed a planned $682 million acquisition of multi-state operator PharmaCann, shed store- and corporate-level workers, and loosened some corporate governance reins.
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Passage of this bill will enhance corporate governance practices in the United States to the benefit of investors, corporate employees and other stakeholders, and our capital markets.
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Corporate wellness—Corporate wellness is the latest iteration of workplace wellness, which has been around since the late 1800s, and has always existed to increase worker productivity.
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Corporate wellness—Corporate wellness is the latest iteration of workplace wellness, which has been around since the late 20183s, and has always existed to increase worker productivity.
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He advises clients in the firm's Corporate Officers Practice, with a focus on government affairs, corporate affairs, communications and marketing across sectors in the U.S. and abroad.
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Corporate wellness—Corporate wellness is the latest iteration of workplace wellness, which has been around since the late 22018s, and has always existed to increase worker productivity.
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In Asia, the departures included Bhupinder Singh, head of corporate banking and securities, Henry Cai, chairman of corporate finance, and DCM head Herman van den Wall Bake.
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But tax experts said this anti-abuse measure does not apply automatically and that corporate tax lawyers could argue it does not apply to legitimate corporate actions.
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CORPORATE RATE Unthinkable once, investors are now paying to lend to some companies -- the share of investment grade (IG) corporate bonds with negative yields on Tradeweb is the highest since early 193 and over half of JPMorgan's euro IG corporate bond index had negative yields as of July 9.
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Because the dominance of today's corporate powerhouses rests largely on government privilege, and thus violence—not voluntary, mutually beneficial trade — the anti-corporate rhetoric of progressives rings hollow; they emphasize wealth inequality and economic justice, yet they would expand the very power on which corporate abuses now rest.
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"Corporate indebtedness is now quite high, and I think it's a danger that if there's something else that causes a downturn, that high levels of corporate leverage could prolong the downturn and lead to lots of bankruptcies in the non-financial corporate sector," the former central bank chief said.
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But while denouncing the "perversion" of corporate tax avoidance to campaign audiences, she hasn't outlined a plan to overhaul corporate taxes and may not do so this year.
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There will also be a Corporate Bond Financials index, a Corporate Bond Ex-Financials with more maturity buckets and a "higher quality AAA-A" version, the firm said.
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Comedy Central's Corporate is a deep, dark dive into American corporate life that I found to be one of the most promising new comedies to debut in years.
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President Donald Trump has promised to slash the corporate rate from 35 percent to 15 percent, while the House Republican plan calls for a 20 percent corporate rate.
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It's supposed to give bankers and corporate clients a way to make payments to each other in real time as part of the company's substantial corporate payments business.
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The problem with this is a little something called "business casual," the widely accepted, not-so-contemporary dress code of corporate and even most non-corporate jobs today.
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The organization said U.S. corporate venture capital funding for U.K. start-ups has risen by 3% in the last six years, while Asian corporate funding is up 20%.
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So, I think there&aposs an unfairness within the corporate tax, not to mention that about 25 percent of the corporate tax is paid for by the workers.
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Ken Springer is a former FBI agent and founder and president of Corporate Resolutions, which has been performing corporate investigations and due diligence for the past 25 years.
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As Deloitte regularly reports in the Shift Index and as I documented in my last book, corporate profits relative to corporate size has been decreasing for 75 years.
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Watch Corporate if you like: Better Off Ted, The Office, Halt and Catch Fire Where to watch: Corporate airs Tuesdays at 10:30 pm Eastern on Comedy Central.
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Their suspicions about turning part of Toronto into a corporate test bed were triggered, at first, by the company's history of unethical corporate practices and surreptitious data collection.
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But corporate success means corporate sprawl, and recently Google has seen a number of engineers and others leave for younger rivals like Facebook and start-ups like Uber.
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Warren has a proposal to do that more indirectly by requiring, as a condition of corporate charter, worker representation on corporate boards, which would not require government outlays.
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Short term: Companies will benefit from provisions including the lower overall corporate rates, the ability to quickly write off certain capital expenses, and repeal of the corporate AMT.
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Investment-grade US corporate bond spreads widen to about 500bps from around 170bps, while high-yield US corporate bond spreads widen to 1,690bps from 640bps in the scenario.
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He has pushed for the creation of European corporate champions, but has been criticized by opposition lawmakers for breaking with a long tradition of protecting France's corporate jewels.
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These corporate cuts were in turn heralded by their expected beneficiaries as helping the country's "competitiveness," a common talking point pushed by those looking to cut corporate rates.
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"Funds often avoid challenging management on executive pay and corporate governance because they want to be included in corporate defined-contribution benefit plans," he said in an email.
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With some corporate bond yields near 3 percent, the iShares Investment Grade Corporate ETF (LQD) has seen its assets increase 27 percent this year, to over $10 billion.
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These lawsuits could make a powerful case for stronger government regulation, free from corporate influence, and have the potential to reinforce positive norms and values like corporate responsibility.
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Two sources revealed to the media that the target for corporate rate is 20%, which means that the Trump Administration is giving up lowering corporate tax to 15%.
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MarketAxess – one of the largest request-for-quote platforms for corporate bond trading – last year launched Private Axes, an anonymous dark pool for large corporate bond block trades.
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University and corporate researchers who are crowdfunders will get first access to the data set: Academics will pay a $20 license fee and corporate researchers will pay $50.
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The Brex Corporate Card for Startups and the Brex Corporate Card for Ecommerce are offering elevated bonuses of 75,000 points to those who sign up by December 31.
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At least three employees have tested positive for coronavirus at Costco's corporate offices in WashingtonAt Costco's corporate offices in Issaquah, Washington, workers are fielding issues of their own.
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Investors embraced the upside of Trump's presidency — a big corporate tax cut and a generally more corporate-friendly attitude — and overlooked a lot of the downsides and risks.
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Increasing the corporate tax rate would be a troublesome development for many Republicans and Mr. Trump, who have drawn a red line on a 20 percent corporate rate.
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What's more, the debt that is already circulating in the financial markets, including corporate bonds and packages of corporate loans, is looking less safe for investors to hold.
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Even half of that would amount to one of the largest corporate location deals, according to Greg LeRoy, executive director of Good Jobs First, which tracks corporate subsidies.
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Strong economic growth and steep cuts to corporate tax rates produced jumps in corporate profits of 27 percent in the first quarter and 25 percent in the second.
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But cutting the corporate rate to 20 percent from 35 percent, while getting rid of the corporate alternative minimum tax, would cost nearly $2 trillion over 10 years.
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In the new role, Swidler will also oversee corporate communications, market research, corporate strategy, data security, advertising and user safety across the portfolio of brands, the company says.
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Most observers agree that a sensible corporate tax could be revenue neutral, since reductions in the corporate statutory rate could be paired with provisions expanding the tax base.
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He told Business Insider that his original impetus to teach himself corporate finance was to take advantage of a career opportunity in the corporate finance department at McKinsey.
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Corporate elections are not merely about board elections; they also involve thousands of votes every year on proposals addressing a wide range of issues related to corporate governance.
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These teams are responsible for the company's legal work, its intellectual property portfolio, patent licensing business, corporate philanthropy, government affairs, public policy, corporate governance, and social responsibility work.
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A Corporate Strategy Senior Manager at a financial firm might use market research and a background in finance, marketing or econ to come up with a corporate strategy.
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These policies would hurt corporate earnings universally," he wrote, before adding that "they would likely improve quality of life for many demographics at the expense of corporate profits.
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The tech industry get treated as if their cases are sui generis, but in reality they're just corporate entities doing the same things other corporate entities have done.
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It's a well-coordinated attempt to dupe the public into believing that dramatically lower corporate tax rates are mostly benefiting workers, not the corporate brass and wealthy shareholders.
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"It gets to a point where it's like: OK we've had enough cake," said Diane Craig, president and founder of Corporate Class, a corporate coaching and training company.
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As Jared Walczak of the Tax Foundation points out, corporate income taxes primarily affect corporate hubs, while manufacturing tax credits benefit primarily states with a large manufacturing presence.
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He previously served as Target's first director of corporate compliance and ethics, and has nearly 25 years of corporate law experience, including experience as a chief legal officer.
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Overall metrics of market performance, such as corporate debt issuances are near all-time highs, and key measures of corporate bond market liquidity are well within historical norms.
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It is now a real possibility that corporate Boards of Directors are likely to waken corporate treasurers from their somnolent state and demand higher returns on their deposits.
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Republicans confront new snag for corporate tax cut: Republican senators are wrestling with how to handle the corporate alternative minimum tax (AMT) in the final tax-cut bill.
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Ultimately if you're buying into shares, you're buying into the health of the corporate entities underlying and the corporate health in a lot of these entities is strong.
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The results indicate the presence of women in corporate leadership positions can boost a firm's performance, suggesting a reward for policies that facilitate women rising through corporate ranks.
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It is very possible that corporate tax revenues in 2018 will be lower than expected requiring revisions to the recently passed tax bill to increase corporate tax revenue.
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The U.S. stock market has climbed to record peaks since Trump's election on the prospect of tax cuts and corporate deregulation as well as optimism over corporate earnings.
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Corporate bonds: The Thai Bankers' Association, the Government Savings Bank, Thai insurance providers, and the Government Pension Fund have together set up a 70-100 billion baht Corporate Bond Stabilization Fund to invest in high-quality, newly issued bonds by corporates that cannot fully roll over maturing corporate bonds. 3.
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If confirmed as expected, Delrahim's antitrust division would review corporate mergers at a time when many investors and corporate executives are anticipating a more relaxed view of deal-making.
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The blue-chip Dow index has crossed four 5003,000-point milestones this year on the back of strong corporate earnings, robust economic data and hopes for corporate tax cuts.
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A report out this week from corporate giving platform Benevity found that the ACLU was in 86th place in 2015 as a cause corporate workers and companies donate to.
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Sky • Morgan Stanley (financial adviser and corporate broker), led by Simon Smith, head of investment banking in Europe; Anthony Zammit, a managing director; and Ben Grindley of corporate broking.
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For the purposes of this framework, let's explore these assets and define whether they are inside or outside of corporate control, to understand the different types of corporate innovation.
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The study said corporate borrowing costs would also be reduced, though by a smaller amount, as there is typically a correlation between corporate debt and the sovereign's interest rates.
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But just two months on and 'true' corporate borrowers are now able to match the German railway operator as the universe of negative yielding corporate bonds continues to grow.
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In addition to the rate hikes, investors have been worried about excessive corporate borrowing, rising short-term bond yields, U.S.-China trade tensions and slowing growth in corporate profits.
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"The ECB has been buying European corporate bonds; you're going to see the Bank of England start to buy corporate bonds in the U.K.," he told CNBC's Squawk Box.
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The iShares iBoxx $ Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF, a $34 billion fund tracking the U.S. corporate investment-grade market, was down 5.79 percent for the year through Oct. 2.
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INDUSTRIAL CONGLOMERATES have long been considered the megafauna of the corporate world: big beasts like mastodons, who were condemned to extinction by spear-wielding corporate raiders in the 1980s.
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Bankers and corporate governance experts said the new board may still struggle to attract new economy companies while at the same time lowering corporate governance standards in the city.
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She proposes corporate governance reform to give labor representatives a voice on corporate boards and to constrain executives from manipulating financial returns to maximize their income from stock options.
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The average yield on 3-year corporate debt rated AA+ AA+IFR2.093YS=CDC has risen nearly 48 basis points since April 19 amid a string of corporate debt defaults.
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U.S. President Donald Trump planned to propose on Wednesday steep cuts in corporate taxes and repatriated offshore corporate profits as the administration seeks to regain momentum on economic policies.
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J. Robert Brown is the Lawrence W. Treece Professor of Corporate Governance and Director of the Corporate & Commercial Law Program at the University of Denver's Sturm College of Law.
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He will report to Alasdair Warren, head of corporate finance in Europe, Middle East and Africa, and will join Deutsche's EMEA corporate finance council and global M&A council.
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The Republicans' argument for corporate tax cuts that we hear most these days is that corporate tax cuts will boost wages by bringing investments back to the United States.
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" Problems with groupthink were originally associated in corporate settings, with issues identified on the rise in consensus building in corporate environments leading to the disappearance of the "lone genius.
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The government introduced the stewardship code in 2014 and the corporate governance code in 2015, after fiascos tarred the image of the country's corporate world, known as Japan Inc.
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"The lesson that China needs to internalize if it is to avoid a repeating cycle of credit growth, indebtedness, and corporate restructuring, is to improve corporate governance," he said.
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Though politicians of all stripes claim to support corporate accountability, and those on the left frequently campaign on the issue, calls for a corporate death penalty are extremely rare.
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Cutting corporate taxes doesn't guarantee living wages or good health insurance or even employment itself; it is, however, a sure way to bloat the bank accounts of corporate executives.
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However, the ECB's announcement on March 70 that it would start buying corporate paper as part of its quantitative easing programme has helped fuelled demand for new corporate issues.
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That should be a relief to investors worried about potential corporate defaults as China Inc faces a record $1.5 trillion of corporate bonds maturing in the next two years.
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Dreeben argued that Dirks intent was to draw a line between information intended and used for corporate purposes and information intended for corporate purposes, but used for personal reasons.
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William Jennings Bryan, the evangelical spellbinder from Nebraska, argued in the 1896 presidential election that McKinley Republicans were the party of corporate power, corporate subsidies, and the gold standard.
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It's not like there's a shortage of lunch options for corporate employees, but that's not stopping on-demand food startup Munchery from testing its luck with corporate lunch delivery.
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The quest to hold corporate executives accountable seems to be a never-ending search for a mechanism creating a strong enough incentive for them to change the corporate culture.
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Here are three reasons investors are chipper: The promise of corporate tax cuts: No government policy has as much of a direct effect on corporate profits as income taxes.
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But as Mr. Gray points out, there is still a disconnect between emerging gender-equaling corporate policies and corporate cultures that have not caught up to these new policies.
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Here's what would affect corporate America, according to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal: • The corporate tax rate would drop to 20 percent, from 35 percent.
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In high-yield corporate bonds, some spreads have reversed earlier improvements, and the iShares iBoxx $ High-Yield Corporate Bond ETF HYG was negative on the day after trading higher.
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It should stick with financial deleveraging, improve the functioning of corporate debt and stock markets as alternative sources of finance, and cut corporate and household taxes to support growth.
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The firm will also reduce store hours based on performance, furlough an unspecified amount of retail sales associates, operations staff, and corporate staff, and freeze hiring and corporate travel.
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Deutsche Bank named Stefan Bender as the head of its corporate bank in Germany on Friday, as Deutsche pulls back from investment banking and focuses on its corporate division.
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Consumers and workers have been paying the price of corporate abuses, and citizens have been footing the fiscal bills of bank bailouts, unaffordable corporate tax cuts and tax evasion.
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Deutsche Bank named Stefan Bender as the head of its corporate bank in Germany on Friday, as Deutsche pulls back from investment banking and focuses on its corporate division.
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Mr. Khuzami chose a partnership at a major corporate law firm, Kirkland & Ellis, disregarding critics who say the government's revolving door with private entities gives corporate interests undue influence.
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"Coupled with our previous actions to address corporate inversions, these changes balance the operational needs of companies while preventing the erosion of our U.S. corporate tax base," Lew said.
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The administration still aims at repatriating at least some of the $2 trillion in stranded overseas corporate cash and ending the taxation of newly minted corporate profits earned abroad.
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The groom's father is a marine actuary responsible for determining premiums for various marine risks at Allianz Global Corporate & Specialty, an industrial, corporate and specialty insurance company in Manhattan.
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MOYNIHAN: I THINK THE KEY FOR TAX REFORM IN THE U.S. FROM A CORPORATE PERSPECTIVE AND A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE WAS A LOWER CORPORATE TAX RATE AND A TERRITORIAL SYSTEM.
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LONDON, April 4 (IFR) - Citigroup has named Tom Isaac and Ashu Khullar as co-heads of corporate banking within its corporate and investment banking business in the EMEA region.
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"Collectively, these incentives amounted to nearly 40% of state corporate tax revenues for the typical state, but some states' incentive spending exceeded their corporate tax revenues," the paper found.
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Corporate issuers expected to be the main beneficiaries of the ECB's Corporate Sector Purchase Programme (CSPP), which starts in June, led the charge, printing 21.5bn of euro-denominated transactions.
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Jaitley had promised in 13 to lower corporate taxes in four years to bring them more in line with Asia's average corporate tax of 21.91 percent at the time.
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Aviva said Patrick Tiernan, chief financial officer of global corporate and specialty, will move to the new role of managing director of global corporate and specialty, UK and Europe.
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MICHAEL SANTOLI: HOW DIFFICULT IS IT GARY TO SELL THE NOTION THAT PUTTING A CORPORATE TAX CUT, CORPORATE TAX SIMPLIFICATION, AT THE CENTERPIECE IS GOING TO TRANSLATE INTO JOBS?
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Oregon's corporate tax rate is among the lowest in the nation; the Secretary of State's office estimates Measure 85033 would raise $3 billion in new revenue from corporate entities.
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Following nearly every past corporate tax cut, significant corporate investments in plant expansions and other employment generators – where it has taken place at all – has largely been an afterthought.
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One camp suggests raising corporate taxes while lowering income taxes for workers, but another proposes cutting or eliminating the corporate income tax and raising personal income tax rates instead.
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Basically the thinking was corporate bond defaults were rare, but in the off-hand chance of one, a CDS would allow a corporate bond buyer to hedge that exposure.
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The Council of Economic Advisers report argues that high corporate taxes hurt workers in the form of smaller paychecks and that worker incomes rise sharply when corporate rates fall.
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The Republican tax bill, passed in December, slashed the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent and is a big boost to corporate America and the wealthy.
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Otherwise, any attempt to see the artist as a moral social critic of the corporate gods vanishes into pure, spacey, pretty, ice cream colors (in service to those corporate powers).
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Hackley, who will focus on corporate banking activities, will work closely with global industrials co-head Wes Walraven and report to the bank's global head of corporate banking, Michael Roberts.
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Most importantly, the large decline in interest rates since the '80s has allowed firms to simultaneously boost corporate debt but lower interest payments as a share of corporate cash flows.
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Enwezor admitted that his team did not manage to secure any corporate donors, and had even lost a large corporate benefactor who had supported the institution with €400,000 (~$460,000) annually.
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Textio recently mined the search terms of over 250 million job listings to find the most common corporate jargon clichés by state, and the consequences of using unnecessary corporate jargon.
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One character you meet is trapped in a corporate mascot's uniform and sends out desperate requests for aid, but resolutely parrots corporate pablum at you when you attempt to help.
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The statement comes amid calls for greater corporate responsibility from Democratic candidates for president and employee activists who want companies to take stances on issues outside of the corporate sphere.
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One of the problems from the corporate debt perspective is that most of the $1.9 trillion or so of corporate cash floating around is held by only the biggest companies.
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His initial campaign pledge was to not accept corporate PAC money or contributions from the fossil fuel industry, but he did not say anything about getting help from corporate executives.
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Corporate credit markets have been under duress as well, and measures of the investment grade corporate bond market are poised for their worst yearly performance since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Even after Trump has largely finished his corporate-friendly tax cut and deregulation agenda, Corporate America may see less potential return on investment in a second Trump term in office.
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Based on Fitch's "Treatment and Notching of Hybrids in Nonfinancial Corporate and REIT Credit Analysis," these securities are senior to SLG's perpetual preferred stock but subordinate to SLG's corporate debt.
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The only concern I have is that there's been some talk about how the new Prime Minister sees corporate governance and wants to have much more influence on corporate governance.
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"Their (Elliott's) demands would help raise the corporate value of Samsung Electronics," Park Yoo-kyung, a Hong Kong-based director specialising in corporate governance at APG Asset Management, told Reuters.
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The Coliseum Halifax Corporate Video is more than just a corporate video aimed at business owners looking for the perfect venue for a product launch and a slap up lunch.
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Co-Head of Global Industrials Group, Corporate and Investment Bank, Citi Hackley manages an origination team focused on developing relationships with industrial clients with a focus on corporate finance transactions.
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Deutsche has combined its divisions for markets, corporate finance and global transaction banking into a single corporate and investment bank, as part of a broader restructuring of Germany's biggest lender.
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"The problem with the corporate world is WADA doesn't provide the corporate world with any marketable benefits," Reedie said, conceding that he may have been too ambitious in his plans.
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The proposal comes amid a push by the corporate lobby to rein in proxy advisors, which recommend how investors should vote in corporate elections on issues like pay and diversity.
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So, as compared to the president's plan, the IRS will be collecting an extra point on corporate income, but there will be less corporate income than there would have been.
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In Britain Charles Wilkinson, co-head of UK corporate broking, becomes chairman of the division, while Matt Hall succeeds Wilkinson as co-head of UK corporate broking alongside Andrew Tusa.
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Many of the people in the room would know that most VCs do not like corporate VCs; they really want corporate VC to be dumb money at the late stage.
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Since Republicans want to chop the corporate rate to 20 percent from 35 percent, the corporate AMT could affect numerous companies under the proposal, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The crown jewel of the tax package —steep cuts in the corporate rate from 6900 percent to 2628 percent — will immediately add billions to corporate profitability, even without economic growth.
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Title: Corporate Vice President of Global EcosystemReports to: Tariq Shaukat, president of global alliances and industry platformsKevin Ichhpurani serves as the corporate vice president of global ecosystem and business development.
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As CNBC's Steve Liesmann noted after Flannery's announcements, why not go all the way and split GE into three separate companies, thereby eliminating the corporate staff and associated corporate costs?
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The immersion has since been rolled out to Hilton's six global corporate offices and has become part of the onboarding requirements for corporate employees to complete within their first year.
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Gregory Scott, the new corporate finance head who was previously a senior director in the local corporate finance team, had been in position for a few months, the spokesman said.
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"My view is that, incrementally, a lot of long-term financing of corporate India can also be met by the corporate bond market, which has developed reasonably well," he said.
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Christopher Lee, managing director of S&P's corporate rating department in Hong Kong, said corporate defaults in China were set to grow and spread from private businesses to state firms.
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Solutionomics' calculations using Bureau of Economic Analysis data The only argument that could be made for lowering corporate tax rates is to lower the corporate tax rate for small businesses.
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The corporate AMT is currently set at 20 percent, and some corporations pay the higher rate after calculating their tax obligations under both the standard corporate structure and the AMT.
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"It needs a serious regulation of corporate abuse in both the financial and the corporate sector and it requires serious redistributionary measures – both fiscal and more innovative measures," he said.
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It now might be considered corporate legal malpractice not to take a swing at challenging, on constitutional grounds, any law that gets in the way of the largest corporate profits.
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With Republicans promising a 15 percentage-point decrease in the headline corporate tax rate, investors are betting Washington will soon increase corporate earnings without managers having to lift a finger.
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She will report to Georg Orssich, global head of banking & corporate finance, with the aim of growing Santander's FIG business and reinforcing its institutional franchise to better serve corporate clients.
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They offer the first assessment of the real-time impact that the 2016 election had on corporate enforcement by the two most powerful agencies policing the corporate and financial sectors.
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Even half of that would amount to one of the largest corporate location deals on record, according to Greg LeRoy, executive director of Good Jobs First, which tracks corporate subsidies.
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Toys "R" Us shoppers donated more than 250,000 toys last year, and the company gave $5 million in corporate contributions — 40 percent of all corporate giving to Toys for Tots.
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Right now the tax code features both C corporations, which are basically broadly owned businesses that pay corporate income tax, and S corporations which do not pay corporate income tax.
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Corporate efforts Corporate America is trying very hard to at least seem responsive to the issue of pollution and to appear to be cutting down on its use of plastic.
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It was accompanied by one of the most destabilizing propositions in the modern history of corporate governance: This alignment was best achieved by paying corporate managers almost exclusively with stock.
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Goldman Sachs is warning its corporate clients that the coronavirus crisis has corporate raiders and private equity sharks circling, according to an internal email and client presentation viewed by Vox.
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"Operation Car Wash" and related investigations have generated hundreds of indictments and convictions, many in the highest levels of Brazil's government and corporate elite, along with multibillion-dollar corporate fines.
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Vanguard has one of the more tightly knit cultures in corporate America, with just about all the firm's senior leaders having worked at corporate headquarters in Malvern, Pa., for decades.
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To ensure that real change occurs, shareholders must hold corporate leaders accountable for breaching public trust when they do not align corporate governance with their publicly stated goals and intentions.
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A June paper from the conservative-leaning Tax Foundation found that eliminating non-structural corporate tax breaks would only raise enough revenue to cut the corporate rate to 28.5 percent.
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" Gilbert said in a statement that "under the Trump administration, regulators are focused only on boosting corporate profits, not saving lives or protecting the public by holding corporate wrongdoers accountable.
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"Their (Elliott's) demands would help raise the corporate value of Samsung Electronics," Park Yoo-kyung, a Hong Kong-based director specializing in corporate governance at APG Asset Management, told Reuters.
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"Because of the corrosive effect of corporate money in politics, I have decided from this point on I am no longer accepting corporate PAC checks into my campaign," Gillibrand said.
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We believe the proposal would hurt small businesses because it would drastically increase the deficit by lowering the corporate rate to 220006 percent without getting rid of corporate tax loopholes.
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Meanwhile the bank's current head of EMEA corporate banking Fernando Vicario will take an additional role as head of EU corporate and investment banking and will be based in Paris.
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Nor is it a requirement of corporate organization or economic health: Businesses like Patagonia and Kickstarter have rewritten their corporate charters to serve larger social priorities without falling into bankruptcy.
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The top energy firms supplying clean energy to corporate giants in 2019This morning, I took a look at the winners in a record year for corporate buying of clean energy.
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Corporate sector leverage remained broadly stable, with the corporate debt-to-gross domestic product (GDP) ratio having stabilized at around 150 percent of GDP since 2015, the central bank said.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia plans cutting recurrent funding to its corporate regulator in coming years, even as a wide-ranging inquiry into the financial sector exposes corporate malfeasance and regulatory shortcomings.
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Washington (CNN Business)A standoff is brewing between investors, corporate boards and federal regulators as shareholders prepare to vote on resolutions that concern human rights, corporate governance, and climate change.
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"New loans exceeded expectations due to strong corporate financing demand, with medium- and long-term corporate and household loans expanding sharply," Zheng Lianghai, an analyst at Caitong Fund Management said.
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The Democrats also released a chart showing the corporate ownership arrangement behind the Trump Post Office LLC, the corporate entity set up by the Trump family to run the hotel.
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TripActions and other smaller corporate travel companies face tough competition from growing corporate travel giants that dominate company business travel such as Carlson Wagonlit and American Express Global Business Travel.
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This merit-based approach to corporate tax cuts could reduce the ballooning tax-bill-related deficits we are likely to see as April and May corporate tax revenues are reported.
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China had made slower progress in strengthening corporate governance, preventing weak state-owned firms from further borrowing, tackling excessive corporate debt and opening up state-dominated service sectors, Daniel said.
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Corporate filings for five other Irish subsidiaries of Cerberus, provided by DueDil, a corporate intelligence firm, show the same pattern: taxable profit and tax charges reduced to nearly identical numbers.
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While viewing SFG's corporate bond quality as strong, Fitch also considers the company's asset allocation to be significantly underweight corporate bonds and significantly overweight asset-backed securities and municipal bonds.
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CBO noted that a 14 percent spike in corporate tax income was not representative of most corporate taxation, as most companies don't have to pay their taxes until December 16th.
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CBO, JCT, Treasury, and ourselves have a more justified treatment where the corporate tax falls primarily on capital owners, and the top 19603% pays 40%-45% of the corporate tax.
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Right now the tax code features both C corporations, which are basically broadly owned businesses that pay corporate income tax, and S corporations, which do not pay corporate income tax.
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The proposal drops the corporate tax rate to 21% from 35%, allows businesses to more completely deduct the cost of their investments from their taxable income for five years, and overhauls the system to only tax corporate income domestically while imposing a special one-time tax on corporate cash that's currently overseas.
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By picking winners (corporations who get the benefit of a lower corporate tax rate) at the expense of losers (every other business owner who is not subject to the corporate tax rate and is, in effect, subsidizing a corporate tax cut by losing important tax incentives) Republicans risk further fracturing their majority.
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And while encouraging capital investment instead of profit-taking would reduce corporate taxes, the fact is that a large portion of corporate taxes are ultimately paid for by consumers and workers, so the lower corporate taxes would be shared widely across the income spectrum through a combination of lower prices and higher wages.
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Hong Kong lost out to Singapore in brokerage CLSA's Corporate Governance Watch rankings, a survey of regional corporate governance standards, in 2016 because it did not have an independent audit regulator.
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Labour said in a statement that the current corporate governance structure which gives priority to shareholder interests over others was feeding a short-term corporate culture and holding back economic growth.
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Its operational headquarters are still in the Minneapolis area but a few years ago, it moved its corporate headquarters to Dublin, where it would benefit from Ireland's lower corporate tax rate.
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ROBUST COVERAGE, LEVERAGE, AND LTV METRICS Dividend and investment income, net of corporate-level expenses, provide robust coverage of interest costs and fixed charges of Loews' outstanding parent-level corporate obligations.
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In an appearance in New York on Monday, Yellen said that "high levels of corporate leverage could prolong" any downturn and lead to a string of bankruptcies across the corporate sector.
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It has empowered and interacted with corporate consolidation, including the devouring power of a Disney empire that is now literally disappearing classic movies from the theater circuit into its corporate vault.
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"Because men continue to be over-represented in corporate leadership positions and on corporate boards, as the data show, they hold the bulk of the decision-making authority today," said Hindlian.
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Returns from the bank's corporate and institutional banking, which includes corporate finance and transaction banking, were hurt by loan impairments and high expenses, Standard Chartered said in last year's annual report.
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" The statement from the Republican majority at the agency describes it as "a privacy regime" with "a new corporate governance structure, with corporate and individual accountability and more rigorous compliance monitoring.
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Trump's proposed corporate tax cut, which would reduce the rate to 15 percent, "would just be a tremendous boom for corporate earnings in the United States," he told CNBC on Tuesday.
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For conservative investors, she suggests that a fund such as the iShares AAA-A Rated Corporate Bond ETF, which invests only in the highest-rated corporate bonds, is a good option.
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The repatriation of corporate profits this year is likely to be $700 billion, individual and corporate tax cuts $200 billion and the government has boosted spending by $100 billion, Arone said.
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She joined Google in 2003 to build out the AdSense team, then spent six years hiring for business operations, corporate communications, corporate development and various engineering teams, including new graduate PhDs.
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Another ETF to keep an eye on is the iShares iBoxx Investment Grade Corporate Bond ETF (LQD), a basket of corporate bonds, which is at its lowest level since early 2016.
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The $500trn of corporate debt which they own is thought to include around 10% of outstanding corporate bonds; the IMF estimates that they own about a fifth of all leveraged loans.
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Indeed, the vogue for buybacks has happened at the same time as an otherwise puzzling lack of corporate investment, especially given that corporate profit margins are still high by historic standards.
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It's a big provider of corporate charging spots, too — the kind you see in parking lots for large tech companies in the Valley, for instance — with 6,500 corporate customers in total.
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Financing conditions are profoundly favorable, too, with still-low government-debt rates but, more importantly, very low risk spreads on corporate debt and a pliant market for newly issued corporate paper.
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As the proposed chief of the Antitrust Division, Delrahim would review corporate mergers at a time when many investors and corporate executives are anticipating a more relaxed view of deal-making.
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Integration has been the subject of numerous studies, hearings and proposals stretching back to at least 1936 when Congress enacted a split rate corporate income tax — a form of corporate integration.
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On the other hand, the difference between high-grade corporate bond yields and utilities dividends has risen, suggesting that owning utilities has become less attractive compared to simply owning corporate bonds.
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Sub-Standard Corporate Governance: Fitch does not apply any company-specific notching to Miratorg's ratings for corporate governance, but they are constrained at 'B+' by a complex group and governance structure.
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Corporate filings reveal that Lampert, who disclosed in a corporate filng that he owns all of ESL and makes all of its investment decisions, has made moves to protect his position.
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Furthermore, SEBI said that Indian corporate issuers would also be prevented from selling rupee-denominated debt abroad until the foreign ownership in corporate debt falls below 92 percent of the quota.
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But most people - excluding the ranks of corporate lawyers or some corporate executives - would view this as unjust, especially as Vestager says the effective rate dropped to 0.005 percent in 2014.
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Oh, and at least partially funding that plan with the expected new tax revenues coming from repatriated corporate cash Uncle Sam would lure back home with much lower corporate tax rates.
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An estimate of the expected real return on equities moved down, reflecting an increase in stock prices and downward revisions to forecasts of corporate earnings, and corporate bond spreads declined somewhat.
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Narcissism might seem like a subjective attribute with which to measure corporate heads, but there's a growing body of literature that studies behavioral tendencies and their effects on corporate decision-making.
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When visiting corporate hosting service Io's (now known as Iron Mountain) intimidating corporate data centre the whole group had to agree to having their individual photos taken for the company's records.
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Part of the overall budget package could include a modest cut in the US corporate tax rate with the lost corporate revenues more than made up for by tax increases elsewhere.
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Green added that Democrats were adopting an increasingly "anti-corporate stance," saying that reflected a shift as he noted the party had previously been critiqued for taking too much corporate money.
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An article last Thursday about a secret meeting of corporate leaders to discuss the sorry state of publicly traded companies described incorrectly mandatory retirement ages that apply to some corporate boards.
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He has proposed cutting the corporate income tax to 15 percent, down from the current top corporate rate of 35 percent, though because of loopholes few multinational companies pay that rate.
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Shareholders have filed formal proposals to make it easier to call special meetings at a record 61 US-listed companies this year, according to the corporate governance consultancy ISS Corporate Solutions.
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At the same time, Mr. Trump has proposed a one-time 10 percent tax on American corporate money held abroad, while reducing the tax on future corporate earnings to 15 percent.
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Leaving corporate America for craft aleKristie Nystedt entered the brewing industry after 20 years in corporate settings, the past 10 of which she was a finance director in the healthcare industry.
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Uber settled a legal dispute with the Google spin-off Waymo, restructured its corporate governance, fired a slew of people for sexual harassment, and vowed to be a better corporate citizen.
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Corporate earnings and cash flow, which had flagged, are stabilizing and perhaps rising, according to a stream of corporate reports released during the quarterly earnings season, which is nearing its end.
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The House blueprint would slash the U.S. corporate tax rate from 35 percent to 20 percent, end taxation of U.S. corporate profits overseas and allow businesses to expense capital investments immediately.
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That law is much more limited than the new British rules because it only covers two top members of corporate management, and applies to just corporate financial statements and internal controls.
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Finally, make the new corporate tax rate permanent by creating substantial tax credits to U.S. companies, if the U.S. government increases the corporate tax rate materially within the first five years.
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Augusta National does not have corporate signs on the course, although it does have a lavish corporate hospitality playground, called Berckmans Place, hidden deep in the trees near the fifth fairway.
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This isn't so dissimilar from the past 10 years in corporate design, which went through many famous corporate identities dropping their serifs to be cleaner and simpler — more Brandless and Everlane.
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The Supreme Court, starting in the 1970s and continuing under Chief Justice John Roberts, has also championed the corporate lobby, giving the President a wide berth in promoting the corporate agenda.
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Some of the bank's corporate customers were Maltese companies that never filed financial accounts, existing only for a few months before being dissolved by their directors, the Maltese corporate register shows.
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We don't know which tax credits and exemptions his corporate entities are taking advantage of, and how they'd be affected by the corporate tax changes embraced by Trump and House Republicans.
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On Tuesday, the widely-used iBoxx euro corporate bond index RIC hit a record high and enjoyed its best day since the ECB first announced corporate bond purchases in March 2016.
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Proponents of the bill argue that cutting the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent will lead corporate America to invest more in their businesses and hire more workers.
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The wave of corporate conference cancelations, travel restrictions, directives to work from home, and the almost complete cessation of global corporate activity will exact a real cost on businesses' bottom line.
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" There's been a disingenuous conflation I've seen from some pundits that criticizing Biden's corporate support from donors is the same as calling the Black voters who voted for him "corporate Democrats.
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The corporate hack that could represent a historic resumption of aggressive corporate espionage between the economic superpowers was completely put on hold – as China rolled out coronavirus shelter-in-place rules.
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Most notably, the European Central Bank is likely to announce corporate bond purchases this week, an expectation that has already pushed nearly half of European corporate debt into negative-yielding territory.
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The campaign has continued to release policy plans, including one on Monday aimed at "corporate greed and corruption" that proposes giving workers 45 percent of the seats on their corporate boards.
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In many respects, that would be consistent with the broader focus on corporate governance prompted last summer by the Commonsense Principles of Corporate Governance, and related guidance from the Business Roundtable.
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The immersion has since been rolled out to Hilton&aposs six global corporate offices and has become part of the onboarding requirements for corporate employees to complete within their first year.
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Warren has, so far, declined to do that, but has provided reporters with details on her corporate clients and released the amount of money she made from her corporate legal work.
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After all, the corporate world is well represented in the administration: At least five cabinet nominees or appointees and several more cabinet-level appointees have been chief executives or corporate leaders.
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The politically difficult corporate rate reduction as well as obscure changes in plant and equipment write-offs and in the taxation of foreign corporate income — these law changes were made permanent.
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Elliott complains of high corporate spending, like a corporate marketing campaign that plays off the 1960s cartoon "The Jetsons" and an expensive headquarters in Lever House on Park Avenue in Manhattan.
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But the opponents of corporate tax reform are mistaken to ignore the fact that the corporate tax has corporations paying a lot more than the checks they write to government treasuries.
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That reverses a trend from this year, when investors were so enthusiastic for Chinese bonds that they bought corporate bonds as well, narrowing the natural spread between government and corporate bonds.
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"Start early and save consistently," says Janachowski, adding that he believes corporate earnings and stocks will benefit from the cut in the corporate tax rate to 21 percent from 35 percent.
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In a call with reporters, CEA Chairman Kevin Hassett said he hoped that corporate tax reform would receive bipartisan support, noting that former President Obama also supported cutting the corporate rate.
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AND I THINK WE HAVE TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN WHAT'S GOOD FOR CORPORATE AMERICA, BECAUSE CORPORATE AMERICA IS THE MAIN AUDIENCE FOR THE JOURNAL, AND WHAT'S GOOD FOR MR. AND MRS. AMERICA.
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Spreading global reflation is driving a long-awaited rebound in global corporate earnings, with the sharpest recoveries seen outside the U.S. This synchronized global recovery in corporate earnings is supporting equities.
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A sign of its corporate power was the 22004-story building called the Sears Tower, once its corporate headquarters in Chicago and the world's tallest building for a period of time.
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Jon Friedman, corporate vice president of Microsoft Design & Research
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Guarav Sareen, corporate vice president of Communication & Time Management
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Bob Davis, corporate vice president of Microsoft 365 & Security
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Square has acquired elements of corporate catering startup Zesty .
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The big points of contention: • The corporate tax rate.
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