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12/23/11 - New York Times: A Family’s Billions, Artfully Sheltered
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11/27/11 - Think Progress: Average Bush Tax Cut For 1% This Year Will Be Greater Than Average Income Of Other 99%
11/23/11 - Huffington Post: Superfail!
11/21/11 - Nationally syndicated Op-Ed: Holly Sklar, Repatriation Con Games
11/12/11 - Boston Business Journal: Small-business sympathies for the occupiers
11/11/11 - East Valley Tribune (AZ): Small business needs changes from Congress
11/10/11 - CNBC: Small Biz Owners Ask Big Business To Pay Fair Share
11/7/11 - Business News Daily: Many Large Corporations Avoid Paying US Income Tax
11/7/11 - Huffington Post: Small Business Owners Ask Super Committee To Tax Big Corporations
11/4/11 - Columbia Business Report: Small businesses want corporations to pay fair share of taxes
11/4/11 - Reuters: Thirty companies paid no U.S. income tax
11/3/11 - The Hill: Call for Corporate ‘Buffett Rule’
11/3/11 - McClatchy Tribune News: Holly Sklar, Repatriation Con Games
11/3/11 - The Hill: Lew Prince, Trickle down tax cuts: A broken record
10/27/11 - Dow Jones: Small business coalition opposes plan they say rewards U.S. multinationals
10/26/11 - CBS Sunday Morning: A taxing debate: Who should pay more? - Features BSP member Lew Prince
10/24/11 - Minimum wage news at our BUSINESS FOR A FAIR MINIMUM WAGE website
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10/24/11
The Green Sheet: Senate called on to approve agency
The Green Sheet, February 22, 2010
Business for Shared Prosperity, a U.S. network of business owners, executives and investors, prepared a statement containing hundreds of signatures of business people across the nation, requesting U.S. Senate approval of the proposed Consumer Financial Protection agency. In a Feb. 4, 2010, press release, the network said the agency would safeguard businesses, consumers and the American Dream.
The statement said, "The financial crisis has demonstrated the need for a new independent federal agency to promote financial product safety and establish clear, enforceable rules of the road. Business owners and consumers need full and fair disclosure of the costs and risks of financial products and services."
Signers of the statement include: U.S. Women's Chamber of Commerce Chief Executive Officer Margot Dorfman, American Business Leaders for Financial Reform Chairman Tim Duncan, American Made Alliance founder Wendy Rosen, Atlanta Women in Business founder Lya Sorano, American Income Life Insurance CEO Roger Smith, Seventh Generation Chairman Jeffrey Hollender and Main Street Alliance National Network Director Sam Blair. The statement, along with the full list of signatories, can be found at www.businessforsharedprosperity.org/financial%20reform.
The Green Sheet focuses on the payment-processing industry.