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Wary of China, US Steps Into Sprint's Board - While the U.S. government has a long history of imposing restrictions on the operations of telecom companies when foreign investors get involved, it is unusual for officials to exert such broad influence over how a company is run, people who follow .Untangling the DISH-Sprint-SoftBank AffairBusinessweekall 49 news articles .

The Atlantic - Apple, the tech giant that has made a corporate bonanza by selling iPhones, iPads and iPods to consumers worldwide, has avoided tens of billions of dollars in U.S. taxes on its income and profits, according to a Senate report summary issued Monday and .Apple, Called A US Tax Dodger, Says It's Paid 'Every Single Dollar' of Taxes OwedForbesHave US states figured out a way to avoid a global race to the bottom on taxes?Washington Post (blog)Apple enjoyed Irish tax holiday from the startReutersKitsap Peninsula Business Journal -Techzone360 -Hindu Business Lineall 892 news articles .

America's ticking debt bomb has been reset. Washington has suspended the debt ceiling, setting a date, and not a concrete dollar sum as a deadline, an unprecedented first in US history. Citing 'extraordinary measures', the US Treasury has further .

EurActivThe move to create the European Business Alliance for TTIP follows a similar action taken in April by American corporations, which launched the US Business Coalition for Transatlantic Trade. Talks are expected to start as early as June and stakeholders . .

Forget 'Buy American'? US Retailers Push an 'Imports Work' Campaign - Wanna support American workers? Buy imports. So says a new report, which claims that a cheap, robust imports marketplace not only helps American workers and families, but local farmers, manufacturers, and small businesses as well. You may not have .

US tax dollars promote Monsanto's GMO crops overseas: report - The cables show U.S. diplomats supporting Monsanto, the world's largest seed company, in foreign countries even after it paid $1.5 million in fines after being charged with bribing an Indonesian official and violating the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act . .

WASHINGTON – A new report on Monday credited imports with supporting 16 million U.S. jobs in a bid by business groups to improve the image of the ugly brother of trade. While politicians from President Barack Obama on down love to tout the job-creating . .

“We just have not been able to hit escape velocity, to get us growing fast enough to make up for the ground we lost during the recession,� said Steve Blitz, director and chief economist at ITG Investment Research. He forecasts growth around 2 to 2.5 .GDP RISES ONLY 2.5%, MISSES WALL STREET'S EXPECTATIONSBusiness InsiderUS Economy Accelerates at 2.5% Rate in 1st QuarterTIMEall 169 news articles .

Speaking to western reporters for the first time since starting the company in Shenzhen in 1987, Ren said a damning US Congressional intelligence committee report published last October – which said Huawei posed a threat to US national security – would . .

Reverie is one of a growing number of small businesses that are chipping away at the decades-old trend of manufacturing overseas. They're doing what's known as reshoring, moving production back to U.S. factories as labor costs grow in countries like .