86% of CEOs surveyed by Yale University say their companies don't plan to use expected tax savings to invest in their businesses, which can lead to hiring.
President Trump campaigned on a promise to invest $1 trillion in America's crumbling infrastructure. States say they are still waiting and are worried that tax reform will just make it more elusive.
Republicans said their plan would make taxes easy to prepare, and indeed the final bill gets points for some simplification. But the whole story, like the tax code, is more complex.
Some of Wall Street's biggest banks stand to win big from the tax bill now hurtling its way towards the president's desk ? but among them, Wells Fargo will make out the best.
Employers of some of the country's lowest paid workers are stealing billions from their paychecks -- and federal and state law enforcement agencies have only been able to recover a fraction of those lost wages.
America has seen rapid improvements in broadband Internet availability. But momentum has stalled as public funding has dried up, leaving stark disparities between rural places that have been connected and those where the job is only half finished.
Parents will get twice as large of a tax credit for each child next year, under a compromise hammered out by the House and Senate Friday ? although other changes to the bill mitigate the impact of that tax break.
The Trump administration will propose revoking a rule that makes spouses of thousands of immigrant workers eligible to work while in the U.S., potentially complicating a major driver of technology jobs.
One year after Donald Trump flipped Michigan from a blue state to a red one, many voters say they would make the same decision today. They credit him for the strong economy -- and believe he can accomplish more if Congress would be more cooperative.