Tax Reform

Employers are boosting pay and perks despite the gyrations of the U.S. stock market.

These companies are taking tax reform savings, and using them to increase parental leave and benefits.

CVS Health will be passing on some of the savings that it expects from tax reform to its employees by boosting pay and increasing benefits.

The tech giant considers offering rebates for consumers who paid the full $79 price for new batteries.

Qualified hourly employees will get a one-time payout of up to $1,000, and some staffers will receive a stock grant

White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary Raj Shah weighs in on the markets and the U.S. economy.

The Dow, which tumbled about 1,841 points in two days, maintains a 22.4% increase since President Trump took office.

National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn on the January jobs, the outlook for the U.S. economy and calls to make the individual tax permanent.

In addition to a one-time payout of $1,250, Hostess Brand employees will also get a year’s worth of free treats.

The retailer joins its competitor Home Depot as well as AT&T, Boeing and Wells Fargo in improving employee compensation.

The president plans to emphasize his economic accomplishments while promising to build “a safe, strong and proud America,” according to a senior administration official.

David Stockman, the former budget director for President Reagan, discussed the problems with President Trump’s tax reform plan and why he anticipates that the Fed will slow the economy.

AT&T expects to keep an extra $20.42 billion in cash for 2018 thanks to new federal tax cuts, a windfall the company said it plans to spend on network enhancements.

The Senate minority leader said before Trump’s address that former President Obama deserves a lot of credit for job growth and a soaring stock market.

An Ohio metal fabricator’s brother-and-sister team credit president’s policies for an increase in sales and employment.

Tax season officially began on Monday, and a significant change to the U.S. tax code is causing more stress than usual among taxpayers this year.

President Trump touted tax reform, jobs and stock market growth as signs America is becoming great again...

One year into President Donald Trump’s tenure and millions of American workers have secured a tangible economic benefit, he is expected to say during his first State of the Union address on Tuesday.

As President Donald Trump prepares to address the State of the Union for the first time since assuming office, his pro-business agenda and victories are expected to take center stage.

As the markets embark on a second straight day of selloffs, former Reagan Budget Director David Stockman warns President Trump of the dangers of touting a robust economy.