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Source: chicagobreakingbusiness.com --- 2 minutes ago
President Barack Obama will call on Congress to pass new tax breaks that would allow businesses to write off 100 percent of their new capital investments through 2011, the latest in a series of proposals the White House is rolling out in hopes of jump-starting economic growth ahead of the November elections. ...
Source: www.wishtv.com --- 3 minutes ago
GOP leaders are blasting President Barack Obama's long-term jobs proposal, saying the $50 billion plan would only raise federal spending that's already in excess. ...
Source: www.baltimoresun.com --- 6 minutes ago
Companies could save $200 billion by writing off capital investment. The president also announces a $50-billion spending plan for roads, runways and railroads. President Obama this week will call for tax incentives that would allow businesses to write off 100% of new capital investment through 2011 — moves that the White House says could save businesses $200 billion over two years. ...
Source: www.npr.org --- 6 minutes ago
The president will call on Congress to pass new tax breaks that would allow businesses to write off 100 percent of their new capital investments through 2011 » E-Mail This      » Add to Del.icio.us ...
Source: www2.tbo.com --- 9 minutes ago
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Derrick Brooks will meet first lady Michelle Obama during a youth clinic to launch a partnership between her Let's Move! initiative and the NFL's Play 60 campaign on Wednesday in New Orleans. ...
Source: www.fox6now.com --- 11 minutes ago
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama will call on Congress to pass new tax breaks that would allow businesses to write off 100 percent of their new capital investments through 2011, the latest in a series of proposals the White House is rolling out in hopes of jump-starting economic growth ahead of the November elections. ...
Source: www.news-to-use.com --- 14 minutes ago
President Barack Obama, in one of his most dramatic gestures to business, will propose that companies be allowed to more quickly write off 100% of their new investment in plants and equipment through 2011. The proposal, to be laid out … Continue reading → Related posts: Obama CONSIDERS BUSINESS TAX BREAKS The Obama Tax Hikes–What to Do – Forbes.com MARTIN WOLF: Obama IS TOO CAUTIOUS ...
Source: romanticpoet.wordpress.com --- 14 minutes ago
A MUST READ! Pakistani Government Minister: Obama For Caliph! – HUMAN EVENTS . ...
Source: www.businessweek.com --- 18 minutes ago
The $8.2 trillion market for U.S. government bonds is saying the risk to the economy from deflation is about as low as it is from inflation. ...
Source: www.kusi.com --- 19 minutes ago
If the Democrats have any chance of keeping the power in the House of Representatives this fall, most analysts (on both sides), say it's all about creating jobs . . . fast. So on this Labor Day, President Obama went to America's heartland with another new plan to create jobs. KUSI's Ross Becker has more. ...
Source: sayanythingblog.com --- 19 minutes ago
Obama is proposing tax relief in the form of tax write offs for businesses that invest in new equipment and other business infrastructure. The problem is, that’s not really what the economy needs right now. President Obama, in one of his most dramatic gestures to business, will propose that companies be allowed to write off 100 percent of their new investment in plant and equipment through 2011, a plan that White House economists say would cut business taxes by nearly $200 billion over two years. The proposal, to be laid out Wednesday in a speech in Cleveland, tops a raft of announcements, from a proposed expansion of the research and experimentation tax credit to $50 billion in additional spending on roads, railways and runways. But unlike those two ideas, both familiar from Obama’s 2008 campaign, the investment incentive would embrace a long-held wish by conservative economists that had never won support from either Republican or Democratic administrations. There’s nothing inherently harmful in this proposal. The economy isn’t going to be hurt by these expanded write-offs (as opposed to Obama’s proposed payroll tax holiday which is going to put a serious budgeting hole in the already beleaguered Social Security and Medicare programs), but they aren’t likely to stimulate economic growth. A reader emails: When the fundamental problem is excess capacity because of Obama caused incertinty, buying more of it doesn’t solve the problem. ...


Source: www.britainnews.net --- 23 minutes ago
US president Barack Obama has announced his government will spend billions of dollars to build huge infrastructure projects in the country, to create jobs and boost confidence in the American economy. ...
Source: www.cnycentral.com --- 24 minutes ago
GOP leaders are blasting President Barack Obama's long-term jobs proposal, saying the $50 billion plan would only raise federal spending that's already in excess. ...
Source: www.dailypress.com --- 27 minutes ago
The president says the plan would put construction workers back on the job without adding to the deficit. Republicans say it's more unnecessary spending. WASHINGTON — President Obama on Monday called for a $50-billion surge in spending on the nation's roads, runways and railroads, his latest effort to respond to the stubbornly sluggish economy in a political climate turning against his party. ...
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