The pugnacious billionaire mayor reportedly threatened to 'destroy' this NYC industry once he was out of office. Here are some tips, in case he follows through.
Both lawmakers voted against aid for Superstorm Sandy victims before accepting funds to help their own tornado-ravaged state.
Ottawa is exploiting the messed-up H-1B program to lure employees with offers of speedy visas and lower taxes.
There is no real movement in the White House or Congress to spur growth or job creation -- and lawmakers seem just fine with that.
More than 8,000 households got hit with the one-time levy as Socialist President Francois Hollande continues to target the nation's wealthiest.
The rules covering who gets tax-exempt status are so squishy and vague that just about anyone can work the system.
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While battle lines harden, at least 234,000 fewer people are collecting the benefit from December's peak. That might not appease critics.
The industrially useful marijuana relative has been banned for decades, but Colorado has opened the door to legal farming again.
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