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Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on December 4th
By Ron Scherer If President Obama gets his way in his desire to raise taxes on the wealthiest, the East and West Coasts will be hit the hardest. That's where the richest Americans are clustered. They are in places such as the New York metro area, Silicon Valley, and Boston. Sorry Dayton, Ohio

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on December 4th
By Ron Scherer If President Obama gets his way in his desire to raise taxes on the wealthiest, the East and West Coasts will be hit the hardest. That's where the richest Americans are clustered. They are in places such as the New York metro area, Silicon Valley, and Boston. Sorry Dayton, Ohio

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on December 4th
By Ron Scherer If President Obama gets his way in his desire to raise taxes on the wealthiest, the East and West Coasts will be hit the hardest. That's where the richest Americans are clustered. They are in places such as the New York metro area, Silicon Valley, and Boston. Sorry Dayton, Ohio

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on December 4th
By Ron Scherer If President Obama gets his way in his desire to raise taxes on the wealthiest, the East and West Coasts will be hit the hardest. That's where the richest Americans are clustered. They are in places such as the New York metro area, Silicon Valley, and Boston. Sorry Dayton, Ohio

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on December 4th
By Ron Scherer If President Obama gets his way in his desire to raise taxes on the wealthiest, the East and West Coasts will be hit the hardest. That's where the richest Americans are clustered. They are in places such as the New York metro area, Silicon Valley, and Boston. Sorry Dayton, Ohio

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on December 4th
By Ron Scherer If President Obama gets his way in his desire to raise taxes on the wealthiest, the East and West Coasts will be hit the hardest. That's where the richest Americans are clustered. They are in places such as the New York metro area, Silicon Valley, and Boston. Sorry Dayton, Ohio

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?

Obama tax plan: Which cities would it hit hardest?
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on December 4th
By Ron Scherer If President Obama gets his way in his desire to raise taxes on the wealthiest, the East and West Coasts will be hit the hardest. That's where the richest Americans are clustered. They are in places such as the New York metro area, Silicon Valley, and Boston. Sorry Dayton, Ohio

NY man suing Facebook wants his lawyer to stay

NY man suing Facebook wants his lawyer to stay
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on November 27th
By CAROLYN THOMPSONAssociated Press BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - A New York man claiming part ownership of Facebook indicated Tuesday that his lawyer wants off the case because he's received threats, but he opposed the lawyer's motion to withdraw. "I appreciate the fear for his own safety that

NY man suing Facebook wants his lawyer to stay

NY man suing Facebook wants his lawyer to stay
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on November 27th
By CAROLYN THOMPSONAssociated Press BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - A New York man claiming part ownership of Facebook indicated Tuesday that his lawyer wants off the case because he's received threats, but he opposed the lawyer's motion to withdraw. "I appreciate the fear for his own safety that

Karmanos to step down from Compuware board in 2013

Karmanos to step down from Compuware board in 2013
Submitted by Fox First at Ten on November 7th
DETROIT (AP) - Peter Karmanos Jr. plans to step down next year as executive chairman of Compuware Corp., the Detroit-based software development business he co-founded nearly four decades ago. The company detailed the plans in a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The 69-year-