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What's in Biden's $3.5 trillion plan to tax the rich Stephen Gandel © Credit: CBSNews cbsn-fusion-cbs-news-poll-majority-of-viewers-approve-of-pres-bidens-speech-thumbnail-704012-640x360.jpg President Biden's ambitious spending plans would significantly increase what the federal government lays out for childcare and education and spend trillions more on infrastructure. It also comes with the biggest tax increases in decades. How big? A study by the liberal Institute of Taxation and Public Policy predicts Mr. Biden's plan would increase by more than $100,000 a year what so...

Here's what's in Biden's $3.5 trillion plan to tax the rich By Stephen Gandel Rising CEO pay amplifies calls to tax the rich President Biden's ambitious spending plans would significantly increase what the federal government lays out for childcare and education and spend trillions more on infrastructure. It also comes with the biggest tax increases in decades. How big? A study by the liberal Institute of Taxation and Public Policy predicts Mr. Biden's plan would increase by more than $100,000 a year what someone in the top 1% of earners pays Uncle Sam. President Obam...

Lumber and Tax Hikes Posted April 26, 2021 Apparently, there are only two places to invest these days. You can go with tech stocks and hope they return to their 2020 COVID trade status. Or you can go with commodities for the 2021 reopening trade.  Today, even Popular Mechanics is asking the million-dollar question: "What’s the deal with our wood problem?" As much as I’d like to hear what Beavis and Butt-Head have to say on the subject, my Alpha Profit Machine tends to give the more profitable answers. Earlier this month, on April 5, the Machine zeroed in on a lumber company, Resolute F...

Now, as vaccination rates are up and much of the country is experiencing something that feels like normalcy and hope, many (myself included) are in the mood for viewing that's a little more uplifting. Think less gruesome murders and more onion ring scandals and Blockbuster nostalgia. As such, I've gathered some of the must-watch documentaries from the last couple of years—some of which you may have missed amid the pandemic—that are the perfect antidote for too many true crime binges. 1. The Mole Agent (Hulu) In a Chilean town outside of Santiago, Sergio Chamy answers an unusual newspaper...

Brady Dougan, CEO of Credit Suisse from 2007 until 2015 Friday, 9 April 2021 08:25 | Written by Katharina Bart Brady Dougan Still Finds Credit Suisse Pretty Great Brady Dougan, who  left the Zurich-based bank in 2015, is still a Wall Streeter: he is seeking to launch a digital investment bank – Exos. The U.S. native secured money from Qatar and Saudi Arabia for the new venture – which aimed to rival big houses for principal investments, investment banking and trading, including proprietary buying and selling. He remains a huge booster of Credit Suisse (and probably a big ...