Trump wants to end a popular Wall Street tax break. What to know about the 'carried interest loophole'
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Wall Street Prepares to Defend Carried Interest, a Favored Tax Break, Again
President Trump called for ending the so-called carried interest loophole, which saves financiers billions. It’s a tax break that has survived time after time.The New York Times - 11h
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Trump Says He Will Announce Reciprocal Tariffs Next Week
The president said he planned to impose tariffs on countries that tax U.S. products. He also paused an action against China, allowing its low-cost products to again enter the U.S. tariff free.The New York Times - 50m -
Stock market suffers weekly loss after Trump tariff jitters strike again
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Right-Wing Crusade Against USAID Has Been Fueled by Falsehoods
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Palantir’s ‘revolving door’ with government spurs huge growth
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From Dad Energy to Pickleball Hustlers and AI, Super Bowl Advertising Promises Entertainment
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