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The Senate tax bill that’s due to be released Thursday won’t include an excise tax on certain payments U.S. multinationals make to overseas affiliates, according to a person familiar with the

Two weeks ago, Saudi Arabia’s powerful crown prince hosted some of the world’s leading investors at the palatial Ritz-Carlton hotel in Riyadh. Days later, he upended the country’s historical power

Matthew Dunlap, one of four remaining Democratic members of President Donald Trump’s election integrity commission, sued the panel’s top officials including Vice President Mike Pence and Kansas

European Union officials have started questioning whether the U.K. could remain a member of the EU beyond March 2019 as a smoother alternative to a transition deal.

Partnerships, limited liability companies and other businesses could keep using state and local tax deductions that would be repealed for individuals, the chairman of the House tax writing panel said

House Judiciary Chairman Bob Goodlatte, a Virginia Republican, said Thursday he won’t seek re-election next year.

Senator Rob Portman, a member of the Senate Finance Committee and a Republican from Ohio, discusses the Senate tax plan as the proposal gets released on Thursday. He speaks with Bloomberg's David

Americans signed up for Obamacare plans at a brisk pace early in this year’s open-enrollment period, despite repeated White House efforts to undermine the health law.

Pacific nations are scrambling to agree on how to salvage a blockbuster trade pact after days of talks in Vietnam, with Australia confident of an outcome but Canada warning it wants a good deal over a

The right-leaning Tax Foundation lowered its estimate for the boost to economic growth that it says would result from the House Republican tax bill.

House Republicans' proposal to make it harder for investment managers to benefit from the carried-interest tax break has gained the support for former White House political strategist Steve Bannon.

Republican lawmakers pushing to close dozens of tax loopholes have left open one that’s been good to President Donald Trump: the golf break.

Former White House political strategist Steve Bannon backs a House Republican proposal to preserve the carried-interest tax break for investment managers but add limits on its use, he said in a

Tweeting isn’t presidential, says France’s Emmanuel Macron.

Navigator Holdings Ltd., the shipping firm part-owned by U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, doubled the number of contracts it had with Sibur Holding PJSC just months after the U.S. imposed

Saudi Arabia advised its nationals to leave Lebanon, further fueling fears of a heated confrontation with Iran in a country long known for being a battleground for proxy wars in the Middle East.

House Speaker Paul Ryan backed off his promise that everyone would get a tax cut in the GOP’s overhaul plan, as nonpartisan analyses showed that some people would pay more.

Trump apparently never noticed as he walked away, his back to the Japanese prime minister.