Warren probes CEOs over their tax break lobbying
Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts sent a letter to the CEOs of Amazon, Apple, Alphabet, Meta, and Tesla asking for ...
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China’s military developing anti-stealth radar
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Watchdog group says stablecoin bill may facilitate 'crypto abuse'
"Price manipulations, coin failures, and use of cryptocurrencies in illicit finance will increase," warns D.C.-based watchdog ...
Dr. Oz to Face Pointed Questions on Medicare and Medicaid Before Senate Panel
The Senate Finance Committee holds a confirmation hearing on Friday for Dr. Mehmet Oz, the TV celebrity who is nominated to ...
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U.S Congress: Trump DESTROYS Elizabeth Warren in shameless ongoing support of Ukraine | Oneindia
Trump: Ukraine is ready to come to the negotiation table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace. Watch Live: Trump's ...
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"Magic Math Won’t Pay for Billionaire Tax Cuts" – Warren Challenges Trump Treasury Nominee
Senator Elizabeth Warren questioned Treasury nominee Michael Faulkender on the Republican tax plan, challenging its “magic math” approach to justify billionaire tax cuts without addressing the real ...
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Sen. Warren: Warren Slams Big Tech CEOs for Cozying Up to Trump Admin, Attempting to Score Billions in Tax Handouts at Working Families’ Expense
U.S. Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.), a member of the Senate Finance Committee, wrote to Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla; Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon; Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta; Tim Cook, CEO of Apple; ...
C.E.O.s Look Beyond a Rosy Inflation Report
Better-than-expected price data can’t quite blunt worries about consumers pulling back, as companies keep scrambling to ...