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How many companies are starting up? Why does the left always go for the negative?
Mhow many start ups here in 3 yrs
My SIL went to work for one in FL 6-7 months ago
3 wks ago company laid off him and 6 more
Half that side of business
Not enough new business
Now me I would have laid off sales people for not meeting quota but one of investors/owners heads that
He didnt want criticism of his capability
At least chain store companies are adding on after Trump's tax cuts. 5 Below is getting ready to open a store in my town. Everything $1 to $5. Dozens of new jobs.
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Sen. Marco Rubio says big businesses aren't investing much of their windfall from President Donald Trump's tax cuts into their workers.
The Florida Republican told The Economist last week that "there's no evidence whatsoever that the money's been massively poured back into the American worker."
Go figure they re more honest then our public servants.
For many , Obamacare mandates and the fake tax cuts have created a real life hunger games. Pay for food shelter and clothing for your family and be financially ruined by the IRS, or pay the health insurance company for nothing. There isn't enough left over to even actually use the health services you already paid for. And when you do, there isn't enough money for the next months premium.
Maybe it s population control.
Remember who the real enemy is and vote them out 2018, and 2020.
I agree. That means we need to vote out BOTH parties.
"Since 2008, the growth has been self-funded — and steady. In the spring of 2012, just before Five Below made its initial public offering, the company had 192 stores in 16 states. Since that time, it’s nearly tripled in size. Today the company has 523 stores in 31 states, with 1,500 full-time employees (including 200 at its corporate headquarters in Philly) and 6,100 part-time employees."
So, you post a photograph of one store opening, and credit Mr. Trump's tax cut?
Sen. Marco Rubio says big businesses aren't investing much of their windfall from President Donald Trump's tax cuts into their workers.
The Florida Republican told The Economist last week that "there's no evidence whatsoever that the money's been massively poured back into the American worker."
Tax cuts come no strings attached, they can invest in Mexico or China if they want, or automate their facilities to reduce the payroll, but mostly they are doing stuff like hostile takeovers and buying back stock to artificially boost their value. All this churning - churning - churning but next to no substantive investment in the American economy.
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