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The Obama White House has announced plans to negotiate and sign a climate accord, but there's no chance that an agreement will be ratified in the Senate. (AP Photo/Evan Vucci)
Energy and Environment

President Obama’s own inversion

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Signs for a Tim Hortons restaurant, foreground, and a Burger King restaurant are displayed along Peach Street Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2014, in Erie, Penn. Burger King struck an $11 billion deal to buy Tim Hortons that would create the world's third largest fast-food company and could make the Canadian coffee-and-doughnut chain more of a household name around the world. (AP Photo/Erie Times-News, Christopher Millette)
Business

Tim Hortons a big part of Canadian identity

Rob Gillies -
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President Obama speaks in Charlotte, N.C., on Tuesday. (AP Photo/Charles Dharapak)
Columnists

Obama’s segue from constructive tax proposals to low-grade demagoguery

Michael Barone -
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Customers dine at a Burger King restaurant in San Francisco. (Justin Sullivan/Getty images)
Opinion

Congress should crack down on itself, not on Burger King

Washington Examiner -
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A Tim Hortons restaurant is seen on W. 26th Street in Millcreek Township, Pa., on Tuesday, Aug. 26, 2014. Burger King struck an $11 billion deal to buy Tim Hortons that would create the world's third largest fast-food company and could make the Canadian coffee-and-doughnut chain more of a household name around the world. (AP Photo/Erie Times-News, Christopher Millette)
Business

10 things to know about corporate inversions

Stephen Ohlemacher -
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Burger King and the Canadian donut and coffee chain Tim Hortons announced Tuesday morning that the boards of directors of both companies had reached a definitive agreement by to create a new company with 18,000 restaurants worldwide and $23 billion in annual sales. The new company will be located in Canada.(Justin Sullivan/Getty images)
Business

Burger King makes move to Canada official

Joseph Lawler -
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Will losing Burger King make Americans care about corporate taxes?
Economy

Will losing Burger King make Americans care about corporate taxes?

Joseph Lawler -
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Burger King is in talks to buy Tim Hortons in hopes of creating a new, publicly traded company with its headquarters in Canada. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Sean Kilpatrick)
Politics

The White House hates tax inversions but won’t criticize Burger King

Brian Hughes -
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Burger King seeking to acquire Tim Hortons and move headquarters to Canada
Economy

Burger King seeking to acquire Tim Hortons and move headquarters to Canada

Joseph Lawler -
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Thanks to inversion, tax dollars have been heading overseas and aren't likely to start coming back any time soon. (iStock)
Economy

Top tax expert: Companies moving abroad to please shareholders

Joseph Lawler -
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