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Bloomberg Opinion Executive Editor and markets columnist. Former Executive Editor for Global Markets. Opinions are my own; retweets not endorsements. @opinion
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Cuando IBM se comporta como una acción especulativa, algo anda mal

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By Robert Burgess Verified
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Hoy en día, sería comprensible confundir las acciones de la prestigiosa International Business Machines Corp. (IBM) con acciones de bajo valor.
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America can afford higher taxes. The tariffs prove it

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By Robert Burgess Verified
| Mankato Free Press Verified
If the Trump administration’s misguided tariff policy has proved anything, it’s that corporate America can afford to pay higher tax rates without the disruptions that Republican devotees of supply-side economics always say are inevitable. This is an important lesson as the warnings over the country’s elevated debt and federal budget deficits become more dire.
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America can afford higher taxes. The tariffs prove it

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By Robert Burgess Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
If the Trump administration's misguided tariff policy has proved anything, it's that corporate America can afford to pay higher tax rates without the disruptions that Republican devotees of supply-side economics always say are inevitable. This is an important lesson as the warnings over the country's elevated debt and federal budget deficits become more dire.
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