Paula Dwyer
Bloomberg
New York, NY, United States
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Businessweek at 90: Covering Business Through the Decades
From 1929 to 2019, we’ve reported on everything from World War II to WeWork. → Read More
Trump’s War Against Blue States
He is waging war on an economic model that devotes greater resources to public education and a stronger social safety net. → Read More
Buzzwords to Know as the Markets Keep on Bouncing: QuickTake
Maybe the only thing more puzzling than the recent market swings are the terms being used to describe the more technical side of what’s going on. Here’s a guide to some of the most pertinent. → Read More
SALT, Expensing and Other Tax Terms to Know: QuickTake Glossary
Few topics in Washington lend themselves to jargon as readily as taxes. President Donald Trump’s drive for tax cuts, now gaining steam in the Republican-controlled Congress, might send some readers diving for their dictionaries. Here are some of the terms worth understanding. → Read More
How Trump’s Wall Could Shut Down the Government
At a raucous political rally in Phoenix on Aug. 22, U.S. President Donald Trump threatened to shut down the federal government if Congress refuses to send him a spending bill that funds the U.S.-Mexico border wall on which he staked his presidential campaign. Trump, a Republican, laid the blame on Democrats for the lack of construction money. Democrats responded, in essence, "make our day." With… → Read More
Pass-Throughs? AMT? Here Are the Tax-Reform Terms You Need to Know
Few topics in Washington lend themselves to jargon as readily as taxes. President Donald Trump’s drive for tax cuts, though only beginning, is already sending people diving for their dictionaries. Here are some of the terms worth understanding. → Read More
‘Dynamic Scoring’ and More Tax Terms to Know: QuickTake Glossary
Few topics in Washington lend themselves to jargon as readily as taxes. President Donald Trump’s drive for tax cuts, though only beginning, is already sending people diving for their dictionaries. Here are some of the terms worth understanding. → Read More
Why Did Trump Flip on China Currency Promise?: QuickTake Q&A
As a candidate, President Donald Trump pledged to label China a currency manipulator "on day one" of his administration. That didn’t happen — and it’s unclear if it ever will. → Read More
Shattering All Those "Norms" in 2016
What we lose when the unwritten rules of the road are repeatedly broken. → Read More
The Hidden Meaning of Dow 20000
Stock-market euphoria masks the downside of some of Trump’s policies. → Read More
How Trump Can Help Cure the Blue-Collar Blues
If he wants to pressure U.S. companies, he can push them for plans to retrain their work forces. → Read More
Trump's Boeing Provocation Could Backfire
In going after the Air Force One contract, Trump may be pressuring the company to close a China plant. → Read More
Why the U.S. Education Department Never Dies
Conservatives want to kill the agency -- until they are in charge of it. → Read More
Turns Out, Everything Is Negotiable
The list of Trump's broken campaign vows is long and growing. → Read More
The Man Who Would Kill Dodd-Frank
Representative Jeb Hensarling is right that the law needs fixing. But he would decimate it. → Read More
Why Obama Should Pardon Hillary Clinton
She may not even want him to, but it's the only way to prevent four years of GOP show trials. → Read More
Repealing Obamacare May Be Easy. Replacing It Won't Be.
Trump's plan for selling insurance across state lines could cause a race to the bottom. → Read More
Clinton to the Rescue of Obamacare
If she gets a second chance, she should avoid overreaching, which doomed her effort in the 1990s. → Read More
Politicians Overreact to AT&T-Time Warner Deal
Absent clear evidence of market power, regulators should stand back on the proposed merger. → Read More
The Clinton-Ryan Compromise
A new Democratic president and the Republican House could make a deal to cut corporate taxes. → Read More