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I had the unexpected surprise yesterday of lunching with Karl Rove, known as the architect of President George W. Bush’s election campaigns.

President Obama told a crowd of students and supporters that Congress should vote to approve his plan to ensure that millionaires don’t pay lower tax rates than the middle class.

House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, R-Wis., talked about how tax policies need to emphasize economic growth during a speech Tuesday, in which he also took aim at President Obama’s budget.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie talked about his budget battles with New Jersey lawmakers during an entertaining speech in New York on Tuesday.

Former President George W. Bush said Tuesday that he wished the Bush tax cuts were not named for him.

Elizabeth A. Higgins has joined the Shelton office of Top 100 Firm BlumShapiro as director of business development.

A new survey conducted for the American Institute of CPAs found that 41 percent of respondents selected cutting back on eating out as their most likely response to a financial pinch.

As part of April’s National Financial Literacy Month, the Texas Society of CPAs is highlighting its free, noncommercial resources.

As a new manager, I’ve been looking into a number of books on the subject of management, and I’ve noticed that they all have one thing in common: They’re kind of depressing.