The Senate Is Where Policy Goes to Die

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The Senate Is Where Policy Goes to Die

The Senate died a little more on Tuesday. This time it was Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who said of the Robert Mueller protection legislation, “I'm the one who decides what we take to the floor, that's my responsibility as the majority leader, we will not be having this on the floor of the Senate.”.
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Cuba After the Castros

When Cuba's President Raul Castro hands over power today, the change will be more symbolic than substantive. The 86-year-old Castro will remain party leader until 2021 — and his handpicked successor, Miguel Diaz-Canel, wasn't chosen for his determination to dismantle Cuba's police state or
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Tesla could benefit from looser restrictions in China, says auto analyst

China may make it easier for foreign electric car companies to operate in the country, and new competition could affect homegrown vehicle manufacturers.
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Izea: Our accounting error didn't impact bottom line

Izea's outside accounting firm, BDO USA, reportedly found that the error only meant reporting certain expenses in a different line item. Izea is an advertising company that sells social media endorsements by Youtube or Twitter stars, and also sells services of writers, artists and videographers to
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Accounting class-action suits hit record levels

Securities class-action filings containing accounting-related allegations reached unprecedented heights last year, although the total settlement value declined significantly, according to a new report. The annual report, from Cornerstone Research, a record 165 accounting filings during 2017, nearly twice
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