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Analysis-Serious tax charges test loyalty of longtime Trump ally Reuters 7 hrs ago © Reuters/BRENDAN MCDERMID Trump Organization arrest in New York By Joseph Tanfani and Jan Wolfe (Reuters) - The sweeping tax-fraud indictment unsealed on Thursday against Donald Trump's longtime accountant Allen Weisselberg threatens the 73-year-old executive with years in prison and puts heavy pressure on him to implicate the former U.S. president. Prosecutors allege that Weisselberg, the Trump Organization's chief financial officer, evaded more than $900,000 in taxes by taking part of his annual pay i...

Analysis: G7 global tax plan may hit corporate titans unevenly

An agreement by wealthy nations aimed at squeezing more tax out of large multinational companies could hit some firms hard while leaving others - ...

A developer's plan has set off a debate over whether L.A. should try to protect the building that has long been home to Taix, a popular Echo Park restaurant.

You should take economic truisms with a pinch of salt, says Free Lunch Think author Tom Bergin. by Stephen Jones Steven Mnuchin’s decision to give teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg career advice was not well received. If she really wanted to lecture global governments, the then US treasury secretary remarked during a press conference at Davos last year, Thunberg should come back after she had studied economics. It highlighted two things. One is the reluctance of many elected governments to accept the urgency of the global climate crisis; the second, Tom Bergin says, is that policymak...