Waste Management CEO talks about derogatory comments of Pelosi calling tens and hundreds of millions his and other US Companies are giving to their employees as a direct result of the Trump Tax Reform. This is great for the employees, and their retention, as well as for the companaies’ shareholders./ Forbes Business
Donald Trump and Economic Boom… FOX News contributor Steve Cortes, Belpointe Asset Management chief strategist David Nelson and TheFiscalTimes.com’s Liz Peek discuss how President Trump’s tax reform plan has impacted U.S. businesses and the economy. FOX Business video NEW YORK MANHATTAN BUSINESS CLUB
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Amazon receives $1.46 in subsidies for every package they ship, according to analysts. That appears to be a sweetheart deal indeed. That includes Sunday deliveries, and that does not seem to be
New Year’s resolutions usually don’t work. Only 8% of the people usually reach the goals they set. One of the main reasons- people allow themselves too much time. Instead try to set up a shorter time frame- 90 days or 13 weeks./ Forbes
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The corporate rate cut from 35 to 21 % will allow companies to hire more people and will incentivize them bringing trillions of dollars from overseas. The US markets will become more competitive. Instead of spending money on taxes, the companies will be able to invest that money in innovations, research and development. / Forbes