Share of U.S. Income Doubles for Richest

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A new report from the Internal Revenue Services reveals that the 400 richest persons in the United States reported a total of almost $70 billion of adjusted gross income for 2000. The top 400 rich people were taxed at an average rate of 22.29% for 2000.

Author: Herman, Tom
Taxes, Taxation, Reports, Rich, Rich people, Company financing, United States. Internal Revenue Service

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Into the sauna: venture capitalism gets hot in Sweden

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Booming technology industry prompts Swedish investors to turn their attention to online enterprises. Even Socialist unions invest in dot-coms, so as not to be outrun by bigger investors in the race for the ownership of electronic commerce.

Author: Latour, Almar.
Sweden, Investors, not elsewhere classified, Investors NEC, Statistical Data Included, High technology, Investment companies, Investors, Labor unions, Union dues

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Caught in a Web: Online Trading Bug is Hard to Shake

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David Gleitman, a podiatrist, is an online trader who lost 80% of portfolio value in margin calls, yet he still day trades.

Security & commodity services, not elsewhere classified, Stock Quotation Services, Management, Securities industry, Electronic trading (Securities), Online securities trading, Gleitman, David

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Subjects list: United States, Finance, Brief Article, Investments
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