Bowman, Sanders Propose 95% Tax on Corporations Exploiting Inflation to Jack Up Prices | Common Dreams

Bowman, Sanders Propose 95% Tax on Corporations Exploiting Inflation to Jack Up Prices | Common Dreams

Rep. Jamaal Bowman and Sen. Bernie Sanders on Friday led a group of progressive lawmakers in announcing legislation that would penalize large corporations with a 95% windfall profits tax for using elevated inflation as a pretext to hike prices and pad their bottom lines. The Ending Corporate Greed Act would “establish a 95% windfall profits … Read more

GOP ‘Salivating’ to Ram Through Another Corporate Tax Giveaway If Trump Wins | Common Dreams

GOP 'Salivating' to Ram Through Another Corporate Tax Giveaway If Trump Wins | Common Dreams

The crowning legislative achievement of Donald Trump’s first term in the White House was the passage of an unpopular tax bill that gave big corporations a massive windfall, disproportionately rewarded wealthy individuals despite being pitched as a boon for workers, and contributed trillions to the national debt. With Trump running for another four years in … Read more

After soft U.S. CPI, is Fed rate cut wishful thinking?

After soft U.S. CPI, is Fed rate cut wishful thinking?

Fact: Federal Reserve chair Jay Powell indicated that officials are in no rush to cut borrowing costs.

LG Chem Avoids First Global Minimum Tax ‘Bombshell’

LG Chem Avoids First Global Minimum Tax ‘Bombshell’

LG Chem recorded a Pillar Two current corporate income tax expense of 863 million won for the first quarter of this year.

K-Battery Companies Worried about OECD’s New Global Minimum Tax Policy

K-Battery Companies Worried about OECD's New Global Minimum Tax Policy

The global minimum tax policy imposes a minimum corporate tax of 15 percent on multinational companies with annual global revenue exceeding 1 trillion won.

Euro under pressure as ECB eyes rate cut

Euro under pressure as ECB eyes rate cut

The Euro is trading close to a five-month low against the dollar, with market expectations for the ECB to begin reducing interest rates increasing.

Europe turns to ECB after U.S. inflation selloff

Europe turns to ECB after U.S. inflation selloff

Stocks and the euro were steady ahead of an European Central Bank meeting on Thursday, after stubborn U.S. inflation numbers triggered the biggest global market selloff in months and left Japan’s yen at a new 34-year low.