Trump may deviate from GOP economic policies
President-elect Donald Trump may not follow traditional Republican economics, adviser Anthony Scaramucci writes in the Financial Times. He argues Trump is not dogmatic and will start from bold targets for negotiation. SUVs dominate LA Auto Show preview with global brands spotlighted amid tame gas prices and rising SUV sales.
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Reagan era tax cuts loom in Trump debate
The piece weighs supply side economics and the Reagan model as Trump proposes cutting top individual rates to 33 percent and the corporate rate to 15 percent. It contrasts Reagan era growth with Clinton and Bush periods, noting debt, job gains, and opinions from Bernstein Zandi Porter on the policy's pros and limits.
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Zuckerberg vows steps to curb fake Facebook news
Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg says the company will let users flag fake news and hoaxes as part of steps to curb misinformation after criticism that such content may have influenced the 2016 election. He stresses a cautious approach while asserting most content is authentic and warns against becoming arbiters of the truth.
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