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Published 1/5/2009 by bernhard.warner at The Big Money
The Wall Street Journal and New York Times lead off their business coverage today with word that President-elect Barack Obama's economic recovery plan will include a larger-than-expected tax cut of roughly $300 million for companies and individual taxpayers. The tax breaks don't end there.
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