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Tax Havens Lobby To Keep Loopholes That Enrich Insurers, Hedge Fund Managers

Documents reviewed by IBT show Bermuda and the Cayman Islands trying to prevent a crackdown on offshore tax maneuvers.

Tax Bill Adds New Deduction For Blackstone CEO And GOP Donor Schwarzman

The Senate tax bill would keep the carried interest loophole and also allow some hedge fund and private equity managers to claim a new deduction. Backing the bill? GOP senators who benefited from campaign donations from Stephen Schwarzman, who heads the world’s largest private equity fund.

Net Neutrality: AT&T Court Case Could Let Telecoms Slow Internet Speeds At Will

Trump's move to kill “net neutrality” rules has drawn outrage — but an obscure lawsuit could remove all the internet’s remaining free speech and consumer protections.

Trump Administration May Regulate Bitcoin, Cryptocurrency Monitoring Already Underway

Value of the cryptocurrency has grown in leaps and bounds over the last two years, briefly crossing the $11,000-mark Nov. 29.

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Immigrants In Food Industry: McDonald’s Bun-Maker Fires 800 Illegal Workers, Now Struggling

Cloverhill Bakery used an unnamed staff recruitment agency to hire its work staff and did not bother double-checking if all of them had proper documentation needed to work in the U.S.

Elon Musk Says Boring Company Will Bid To Build O’Hare Express Service

The Boring Company will bid to "fund, build & operate a high-speed Loop connecting Chicago O’Hare Airport to downtown," Musk said Wednesday.

Coinbase Claims ‘Partial Victory Over IRS’ After Court Order To Report Customers

A federal court in California ordered the cryptocurrency brokerage to hand over information about customers who traded upward of $20,000 in bitcoin.

How Trump Uses ‘Acting’ Directors To Give Himself More Power, Less Scrutiny

Agencies like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau were set up to be independent and insulated from White House political pressure. But by naming only interim, acting chiefs, Trump keeps them on a short leash.

American Airlines Accidentally Gives All Pilots Holiday Vacation, Nobody Left To Fly Planes

American Airlines might not have anybody left to fly its planes over the holidays.

Who’s Behind The ‘Project Veritas’ Sting Operation Against The Washington Post?

Provocateur James O’Keefe’s group, which tried to fool the Washington Post, has a history of failure — but its funding from far-right billionaires has kept growing.

Donald Trump Selling Branded Items Made In China And Bangladesh

The president's company is selling a line of Trump-branded items made overseas.

Would Trump’s CFPB Pick Mulvaney Back Consumers Or Payday Lenders?

In a 2014 hearing, Mick Mulvaney hoped for the "continued viability and availability" of controversial payday and installment loans. Now Mulvaney might be in charge of policing those same products.

Who Funds Conservative Campus Group Turning Point USA? Donors Revealed

Wealthy GOP families and Republican politicians enable the group to spread its free-market principles and funnel thousands of dollars into student government elections to elect conservatives.

Colorado Governor Hickenlooper’s Chief Of Staff Returning To Lobbying Firm Working For Gov's Office

Current Chief of Staff Doug Friednash came to the Colorado governor's office from lobbying firm Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck. The governor's office hired BHFS to work on the state's behalf. On Monday, it was announced Friednash was heading back to his old firm.

Mumbai Airport Sets Busiest Runway Record: 969 Daily Take-Offs, Landings

Indian airport had a very busy Friday.

What Is Small Business Saturday? Best Cities In Country For Local Shopping

Several small businesses are participating in Small Business Saturday.

Are Yeezys Sold Out? How To Get High-Demand Shoes

If you're having a hard time getting the latest Yeezy shoes, there are still ways to grab a pair.

Wendy’s Skewers McDonalds In Savage ‘Ice Cream Machine’ Tweet

Wendy's showed its social media prowess yet again when it went after fast food rival McDonald's on Twitter.

Mars, Cadbury, More Pull YouTube Ads After Obscene Comments Found On Children's Videos

Major companies like Adidas, Mars, Cadbury and more are responding to a report that many children’s videos on YouTube have comments that are predatory.

Ahead Of Apple's iPhone X Launch, Company's South Korean Offices Raided

The raids came just days ahead of the launch of company's 2017 flagship — the iPhone X.

What Happens When Politics Puts Companies At Risk?

In a new study, researchers quantify the way firms respond to political risks. The results may scare proponents of a government free of private sector influence.

Is Tesla Running Out Of Money?

Elon Musk's brainchild is counting on a pickup in auto and residential solar panel sales to pick up the tab for his company's exorbitant expenditures.

How Much Does The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade Cost?

The total costs of the event amount to roughly 2 percent of the department store's annual net income, but plenty of the materials are recycled year after year.

Passengers Turn Delayed Flight Into Party At Toronto Airport

The passengers could be seen singing and dancing as they awaited their delayed flight.

LaVar Ball's Big Baller Brand Gains $13.2M Amid Trump Feud, Net Worth 2017

Big Baller Brand entrepreneur LaVar Ball's company has seen a rise in profit thanks to his feud with President Trump.

Stores Open On Thanksgiving 2017: Target, Walmart, Best Buy, Other Store Hours

Work off those Thanksgiving calories with a shopping spree.

Harvey Weinstein Reveals The ‘Jabba The Hutt Mentality’ Of Powerful Men, Says Jason Segel

Actor Jason Segel told IBT that the Weinstein sexual harassment scandal tells powerful men, “You can't just take what you want.”

Beyoncé Vs. Taylor Swift: Which Musician Made More Money In 2017?

Forbes announced its list for The World's Highest-Paid Women In Music which has both Beyonce and Taylor Swift at the top.

John Lasseter Net Worth: How Rich Is The Disney Pixar Executive?

Disney executive John Lasseter is taking a six-month break from his position after sexual misconduct accusations.

Facebook's Housing Rental Ads Can Be Hidden From Black And Latino Users

Facebook ads failed their own promises.

Net Neutrality Arguments: Internet Mocks What Deregulated Future May Look Like

The internet could look vastly different in a month.

Flight Etiquette: Airline Passengers Surveyed On Small Talk, Armrests, Taking Off Shoes

A recent survey from British Airways found widely varying etiquette opinions from 1,500 flight travelers on armrests, sleeping neighbors and using the bathroom.