Not NATO's Kind of Town
Monday morning's headlines did nothing to burnish the city's reputation, and the $128 million that summit boosters said would be injected into the city's economy turned out to be a figment of their imagination.
Monday morning's headlines did nothing to burnish the city's reputation, and the $128 million that summit boosters said would be injected into the city's economy turned out to be a figment of their imagination.
The Center for Public Integrity | Posted 05.18.2012
By R. Jeffrey SmithiWatch NewsThe chairman of a House subcommittee that helps shape the nation's nuclear arsenal, Rep. Mike Turner (R-Ohio), has bee...
Ted Kaufman | Posted 05.07.2012
Since Japan lowered its rate last April, our corporate tax rate has been the highest in the world. There is no disagreement in Washington, believe it or not, that a 35% rate is too high. What complicates things is that very few if any corporations actually pay that rate.
AP | JIM ABRAMS | Posted 05.05.2012
WASHINGTON -- Since the Export-Import Bank was founded in 1934, Congress has methodically renewed its charter two dozen times with little or no contro...
Reuters | Kyle Peterson and Tim Hepher | Posted 05.04.2012
By Kyle Peterson and Tim Hepher CHICAGO/PARIS (Reuters) - There are, so the industry saying goes, only three secrets in the commercial ...
Posted 05.02.2012
Boeing executives delivered their 747-8 Intercontinental to Lufthansa on Tuesday during a ceremony in Everett, Washington. The roughly 974,443-poun...
Peter Greenberg | Posted 04.30.2012
Did it live up to the hype? You bet.
Robert Greenwald and Derrick Crowe | Posted 05.07.2012
This week, the three military contractors that do the most business with the Pentagon announced their quarterly profits for 2012. Their profits continue to grow while they push Washington, D.C. to protect their budgets at the expense of the rest of us.
Posted 04.24.2012
By: Mike Wall Published: 04/24/2012 07:53 AM EDT on SPACE.com With NASA's oldest and most-flown space shuttle now delivered to its museum retire...
Posted 04.17.2012
It's a small effort that's taken off. The Honor Flight Network started as a fundraising effort in 2005 to send veterans to Washington D.C. to visit...
The Huffington Post | Harry Bradford | Posted 04.09.2012
Instead of giving money to the government, it turns out more than a few U.S. companies are actually making money off their income taxes. In a recen...
HuffingtonPost.com | Ryan Grim | Posted 04.06.2012
WASHINGTON -- A bizarre lobbying battle that pits Delta Air Lines and the Tea Party against the Export-Import Bank became even more interesting on Thu...
Robert E. Scott | Posted 04.04.2012
Promoting exports while ignoring the negative impacts of imports has become an executive mantra in Washington. It's time to end that single-minded focus.
Eric Ehrmann | Posted 04.04.2012
Brazil's reluctance to help Washington topple Syria and their support for Iran's nuclear program have drawn the ire of a White House eager to turn foreign policy into political currency during a presidential election year.
HuffingtonPost.com | Dave Jamieson | Posted 03.23.2012
WASHINGTON -- An inspector general's investigation has found that a recent appointee to the National Labor Relations Board violated the agency's ethic...
AP | DAVID KOENIG | Posted 03.21.2012
DALLAS -- Southwest Airlines Co. is rolling out some new, larger planes that will start hauling passengers next month. The airline introduced its fir...
John W. Whitehead | Posted 05.21.2012
On Wednesday, Nov. 7, the day after the next president is elected, the government as we have come to know it -- corrupt, bloated and controlled by big-money corporations, lobbyists and special interest groups -- will be largely unchanged.
Posted 03.01.2012
Global sales of arms and military services by the 100 largest defense contractors increased in 2010 to $411.1 billion, according to the Stockholm Inte...
HuffingtonPost.com | Alexander Eichler | Posted 02.28.2012
General Electric again finds itself the focus of a politically-charged battle over corporate taxes. A new analysis of the mega-corporation's tax f...
Leo W. Gerard | Posted 04.28.2012
It's illogical, even unpatriotic to use tax dollars to subsidize companies that send jobs overseas, transferring America's manufacturing power to foreign countries like China.
The Huffington Post | Alexander Eichler | Posted 02.22.2012
President Obama hopes to bring change to a loophole-ridden corporate tax code that allows potential tax dollars to slip through the cracks. In exchang...
AP | KEN THOMAS | Posted 04.18.2012
EVERETT, Wash. — President Barack Obama on Friday called for more steps to help U.S. companies compete overseas, standing in front of an enormou...
Reuters | Posted 04.08.2012
By Irene Klotz CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida (Reuters) - NASA is looking for at least two U.S. firms to design and build space taxis to ferry...
AP | Posted 03.27.2012
Artist Plans To Bury 727 Jetliner In Calif. Desert
Alexander Eichler | Posted 01.10.2012
At a time when the federal government is starved for cash -- and facing layoffs and cuts in services across the board -- more and more corporations ar...
Curtis Black | Posted 05.23.2012