Romney a multimillionaire Gets Less tax break for employees

Under pressure from his Republican opponent, former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney yesterday abandoned months of resistance, and said he would make his tax returns public in April 2011. Put the hesitation is open, understandable since Romney to seek one of the richest men of the presidency, received tax breaks as the controversy it causes a decrease in overall rate that millions of American workers whose the votes he can pay need to capture the white house....

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It will be a tax holiday Repatration straight investment

The análisiscontrola endogeneity and omitted variable bias by using instruments that identify companies probablementepara receive larger tax benefits from the party. Repatriation was not translated into an increase in nacionalinversión currency, employment and R & D, even for companies who pushed for the tax holiday estosintenciones indicating and business appeared to be financial constraints. Instead, a $ 1 increase in repatriacionesse associated with an increase of almost $ 1 in payments to shareholders. These results suggest chelae internal operations of U.S. multinationals were not financially constrained and that these empresasfueron...

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Greek banks will do a rollover of government bonds

Greek Finance Minister Evangelos Venizelos expressed the country's banking system will do the rollover of government bonds as part of a plan of assistance from the European Union. "Greek banks are ready to participate. We respect this procedure. And this is very sensitive, and I give a very clear answer on this topic, "he said at a meeting in Paris to discuss the role of the European Union to help Greece.European Union leaders have asked private investors to contribute to the new aid package granted to Greece, after the aid disbursed in the last year worth U.S. $ 159 billion failed to stop the spread of the debt crisis in Europe.Participation. Greek banks and pension funds became the key to a successful plan investors to roll over maturing bonds worth 30 billion euros into the form of debt...

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The rescue measures for the Advancement of Greece as a French offer debt relief

European leaders moved closer Monday to a deal that could avoid a potentially catastrophic default by Greece in billions of dollars in debt, as France proposed a plan that could serve as a model for other European lenders in the nation reeling, where a general strike and widespread demonstrations were scheduled Tuesday before a crucial vote of austerity. With pressure mounting from investors before the vote by the Greek Parliament this week, President Nicolas Sarkozy made a proposal under which banks would give Athens French more time to pay the loan when due in the next three years...

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The automaker Saab admits she can not pay wages

Swedish carmaker Saab Problems owned cars based in the Netherlands Sweden, said Thursday he could not afford to pay wages to their employees because they had not yet obtained short-term financing needs. Swedish Saab cars, and are still in talks with several parties to obtain cash, including the potential output of a sale and leaseback of real estate of Saab, which was announced recently. "However, there can be no assurance that these talks to succeed, or that the funds will be obtained," said Sa...

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Nuclear power plant site launched by the government plans

 The government has gone ahead with plans for new nuclear power plants in the UK, confirmed a list of eight sites that may be the next generation of reactors built. The eight sites are: Bradwell, Essex, Hartlepool, Heysham, Lancashire, Hinkley Point, Somerset, Oldbury, South Gloucestershire, Sellafield in Cumbria, Sizewell, Suffolk and Wylfa, Anglesey. All are adjacent to the nuclear sites. It is the first major announcement on the future of nuclear energy in the UK since the disaster of Fukushima in Jap...

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