Trump and Congress Both Want Tax Cuts. The Question Is Which Ones.
Tax reform is one thing President-elect Donald J. Trump and Speaker Paul Ryan can agree on, broadly, though the specifics can get thorny.
What the Markets Are Really Telling Us About a Trump Presidency
The stock market has risen, with investors seemingly betting that Donald Trump will stick to proposals that would benefit corporate profits, and abandon others that wouldn’t.
What’s ahead for the energy railway industry after crude by rail went bust?
“Maybe we’ll talk about shipping water by rail at the next Railway Age gathering in 2017,” is what several delegates said at the Energy by Rail conference in Arlington, Virginia in October.
Trump’s Victory Bodes Well for Investors — for Now
Defying expectations, the stock market rebounded as investors cheered the changes a Donald Trump administration was likely to bring.
In 2015, U.S. coal production, consumption, and employment fell by more than 10%
(Thu, 10 Nov 2016) U.S. coal production dropped by more than 10% in 2015 to 897 million short tons (MMst), the lowest production level since 1986. Production in all three major coal-producing regions (the Appalachian, the Interior, and the Western) declined, as consumption of coal for electric power generation, industrial, and other uses fell by 13% to 798 MMst in 2015.
Seeking Common Ground With Trump, Cuomo and de Blasio Focus on New York Ties
Coming to grips with a Trump presidency, the mayor and governor cited infrastructure as a possible area of collaboration with Mr. Trump.
What Trump, Clinton and Voters Agreed On: Better Infrastructure
Both presidential candidates supported improvements, and at least 33 local or state ballot measures on public transportation appear to have passed.
California county votes on fracking, Washington state on carbon tax proposal
Voters in Monterey County passed a ballot initiative Tuesday to ban fracking in the county, and the state of Washington rejected a carbon tax proposal.
The Trump Administration Could Test Whether Deficits Help the Economy
Donald Trump appears likely to enact a fun-house mirror version of something many liberal economists have advocated for years.
Trump victory threatens dollar safe-haven status
Before November 8, 2016, markets were concerned that a victory for Republican Donald Trump would result in major changes in US trade and economic policy. Today, with Trump now heading for the White House, those markets have reacted.