Apple-Samsung Wars Are Hurting Innovation
By directing its energies toward tying up its competitors' time and resources in endless court battles, Apple mires the industry in litigious quicksand, diverts resources from innovation, and deprives consumers of new products and services.
Energy Could Be Pivotal Issue In Tipping Balance In Senate
While the economy will likely be the top voter concern in the November elections, energy may be a stealth issue that comes in second or third on many voters' lists.
Run, Jeb, run!
A Jeb Hensarling leadership role could reignite principled conservatism in Congress.
Time for Congress to consider H1-B visa reform
Skilled immigrants are good for the economy and for your pocketbook.
U.S. Manufacturing Making a Comeback
Manufacturing has been growing stronger thanks to the U.S. energy boom and a steady supply of inexpensive natural gas.
How does Congress punish the VA for incompetence, mismanagement and fraud? Double its budget
Apparently it’s good to delay veterans’ health care, fabricate medical records, cover up the fraud and harass whistleblowers—because Congress is rewarding such behavior.
With Cantor Gone, GOP Would Be Wise To Let Ex-Im Expire
The most significant issue affected by Cantor’s loss is one that has become a symbol for the dispute between pro-business and pro-market conservatives, writes Tom Giovanetti in the Dallas Morning News.
Top Tax Friendly States for your Middle Market Business - Does your State Make the Cut?
The NCMM survey says the top destinations for middle market businesses are Texas and Florida.
Lift H1-B Cap
A new study from academic economists at Colgate University and UC-Davis shows wages rise fastest in U.S. cities with the greatest influx of highly skilled immigrants.
Congress Won't Drastically Change The VA Because Too Many Benefit From The Status Quo
At best, all Congress and the administration will likely do—if they do anything—is tweak around the edges.
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