Market slides as weak data push Dow below 15,000
New York stock prices tumbled led by miners banks and chemical makers as weak hiring mortgage and factory orders weighed on growth prospects. The Dow fell 217 points to 14,960 closing below 15,000 for the first time since May 6, with the S&P and Nasdaq also down.
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Eurozone economy stalls with sovereigns still shrinking
Eurostat reports the eurozone contracted 0.2 percent in Q1 as nine of its 17 members faced two consecutive quarterly declines. Retail sales slid 0.5 percent in April and May purchasing managers index remained below 50, signaling ongoing weakness across major economies in the bloc.
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Toyota recalls 242000 Prius and Lexus hybrids for braking issue
Toyota recalls about 242000 hybrids including 233000 Prius and 9000 Lexus HS250h models due to weak brake pressure parts that could crack from vibration. No accidents or injuries reported. defects cited from wire reports with wide regional sales in North America Europe and Asia.
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Conflicting statutes fuel IRS confusion over social welfare groups
Washington faces a century of statutes and regulations on political activity by tax-exempt groups. The 501(c)(4) rules use conflicting terms like exclusively and primarily, leaving IRS and lawmakers unsure how to judge compliance. The debate intersects with IRS scrutiny of tea party groups and Citizens United era spending.
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Tax exempt status rules go back to 1913 conflict
The piece traces how nonprofits faced conflicting standards from 1913 to 1959, with the term exclusively clashing with later tax on unrelated business income. It notes lawmakers left harmonization unfinished, leaving the IRS to enforce rules case by case amid ongoing uncertainty.
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