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Square-Off: Is Amazon Good for Business?
A shining example of innovation for companies to emulate, or an anticompetitive scourge?
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David McCann
| December 21, 2017
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The Economy
Amazon: Good for Business, Won’t Dominate World
Companies are successfully adapting to Amazon's success and even benefiting from its presence in many ways.
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Square-Off: How Will Climate Change Affect Companies?
The effects will be many and varied, experts say.
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David McCann
| November 21, 2017
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Financial Task Force Targets Climate Risk
Recommendations of a Financial Stability Board task force on climate-related financial disclosures are aimed at companies' risk management functions.
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Regulations Both Help and Hurt IPO Pace
Companies have good reasons for factoring in the regulatory environment when deciding whether to go public.
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Square-Off: Should IPO Regs Be Relaxed?
Is excessive disclosure regulation a primary cause of the long slump in IPO activity? There's hardly a consensus on that among experts.
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| October 30, 2017
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Many Factors Influence the Market for IPOs
Aside from disclosure regulations, the factors include politics, markets, investor demand, the business climate, and competition.
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Kurt Schacht
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Square-Off: Should Dodd-Frank Stay or Go?
Despite efforts afoot to repeal the law, it should remain in place but be modified, many observers say.
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| September 20, 2017
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‘Repeal Dodd-Frank’ Is a Mere Sound Bite
All-or-nothing policy proposals, like President Trump's wish to dump Dodd-Frank in total, are not realistic: Princeton professor.
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Many Parts of Dodd-Frank Should Be Repealed
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Falling Global Tax Rates Make U.S. Less Competitive
A lower U.S. tax rate plus simplification of the tax system would stimulate corporate expansion and spark economic growth, consultant says.
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The Ideal Federal Tax Rate? 21%
Added to state taxes, that rate would be just below the worldwide average and make U.S. companies more competitive globally, accounting firm leader says.
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