President Donald Trump repeated Monday that he plans to offer a new tax cut plan before the midterms, even though no one seems to know what it will look like or how it might get through a Congress that only barely managed to pass his signature plan last year.
The Treasury Department on Friday outlined details of a sweeping set of tax breaks under last year's tax cut that are intended to promote investment in underdeveloped neighborhoods across the nation.
President Donald Trump's former economic adviser Gary Cohn warned that a trade war with US allies could wipe out the benefits of the tax cuts Trump worked to pass.
You're not imaging things. Stuff is a little bit cheaper at Costco, Target, Walmart and Kroger this year.
American banks are hauling in record-setting profits just as Congress prepares to cut regulations.
The Minnesota Senate is preparing to vote on its plan to cut income tax rates while matching the federal tax overhaul.
Bank of America is minting money thanks to tax cuts, turbulent markets and the stronger economy.
FedEx has canceled plans to build a new distribution center in Greenwood, Indiana, that would have employed hundreds of people — because of machines.
Georgia's governor says he would sign a bill depriving Delta of a hefty tax break — a change made by Republicans after the airline cut ties with the NRA.
It would be music to Americans' ears: We get paid more, but prices don't go up as much. (Hello Yankees season tickets!)
