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is looking at this, at same time, and same way yo but ge finds way to maket work to their advantage, small businesses cannot do that. john: national business association, polled businesses found they spend more than 80 hours a year on federal taxes, two workweeks, payroll taxes, two workweeks, sales taxs one workweek. john: a month of work, devoteed not even to paying taxes but trying to comply with the tax road, big problem is that if you are spending time working on taxes, you are not spending time improving products, investing in your employees, creating jobs, that is what economy needs. john: you can't have a tax code that says we'll give small guys a break and ge. >> no give them the same thing, right? create a level playing field, points to not put small businesses at a disan srapblg -- disadvantage, create a tax code they could both comply with and work with. john: what are the odds of that politicians get such reward for failors certain people, last fiscal cliff bill, we're out of money but somehow tv and film producers, they have a special credit, owners of na nascar racetracks, wind turbine makers. makers. >> the odds ar

ge is finding lots of ways to make it work to their advantage. small businesses cannot do that. >> the nationalll business association polled businesses and found they spend more than 80 hours a year on federal taxes in two workweeks and payroll taxes two workweeks and sales taxes in one workweek. >> not even paying taxes, but just trying to comply with the tax code. you're not spending time improving products and creating jobs. >> you can't have a tax code that says, we'll give small guys a break and not big guys. >> no. the point is here not to put small businesses at a disadvantage. you want to create the opportunity to compete. >> what are the odds of creating a tax code for both guys when politicians get a reward for favoring certain people? tv and film producers got a special credit. owners of nascar racetrack and wind turbin makers. >> of course. the odds aren't easy. the odds aren't good. people have been asked this a long time. one thing we haven't done is frame this debate in the language that's popular now. when i look at this, i see institutionalized opportunity a and inequality. wh

ge. ♪ >>> nato suffering the single deadly yesterday in afghanistan after a british helicopter crashes in the southern part of the country. five nato troops killed but their nationalitiesnown at this time. the taliban claims it shot down the helicopter. but nato says it's investigating. violence has been increasing in afghanistan as coalition forces prepare to with draw at the end of the year. president obama getting a royal welcome on his arrival in malaysia. it's the third stop of his asian tour and the first by an american president in almost 50 years. topping the agenda, trade, defense, and maritime security in the pacific. president obama will hold a town hall style forum which young people and is expected to offer condolences for the tragedy of malaysia might 370. i'm kelly wright. i'll see you back here at 1:00 p.m. for america's news headquaters. now back to "forbes on fox." >> one of the things this country has to keep power in check are the inspectors general. these are independent watchdogs meant to keep government agencies honest. but a bipartisan senate panel says the former ig for the department of homeland security altered and delayed investigations at t

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ge first, siemens second, and a very different -- a very distressed -- a very distant third. arnold talkingd in the national assembly, the energy minister. he has been talking about the proposal he has been making and also proposal being made by siemens. letters being sent by siemens to the alstom boarrd. he said the offer is ambitious for energy and transport. he also said that siemens has proposed setting up a global nuclear and steam unit based in france. i assume that would be a nuclear and steam turbine manufacturing equipment in france. very interesting because it does inw that he is not entirely charge of this process. he is talking about how the french government favors alliances, not takeovers. he said they would like to see ge in some sort of 50-50 alliance with alstom, a little bit like the venture that general electric has already got in another french company. i want to leave you with this. he said that germany and france share similar social and political economies and it would be much easier for france to intervene with a german company then it would be with a u.s. company. that says a lot ab

ge earnings in five minutes. >> we need 3.5% gdp. is that what we need to jumpstart the nation? >> we do.have had five years of slow recovery where we cannot get past 2.5%, but we do not see it yet. quite fascinating conversation. >> we will hear more from mr. paul krugman, noble laureate, we will talk about how we deal with the long-term unemployment. ♪ >> a good thursday morning. i saw a map of the world last with cold directly centered over the empire state building. shockingly cold yesterday. it is a gorgeous morning in a cold april air. we say good morning to all of you will worldwide watching "bloomberg surveillance," antiwhite for your many messages out on twitter and to us here at our world headquarters. i am tom keene. with me adam johnson and olivia sterns will sub scarlet fu is off. >> she has that two weeks. a lot of of time -- >> she is doing a grand tour. let me do a grand tour of a data check. futures -5, euro elevated $1.38 59. russian ruble changes, nymex crude back above $104.15. here is olivia sterns with our gainers and our loser. >> let's start with yahoo! shares up 6

ge. ♪ >> schieffer: some of our stations are leaving us now but for most of the you, we'll be right back with more "face the nation republican presidential candidate rick santorum and our panel. so stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,, >> schieffer: welcome back to "face the nation." we are returning to the crisis in ukraine because there have been some new developments this morning. cbs news correspondent holly williams is in a city that is being held by separatists. holly, what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning, bob, here in sloviansk on friday, pro separatetivities took observers prisoner and they are now claiming they are spice. it's been under the control of russian-speaking militant it's for nearly two weeks now and today the town's self-proclaimed separatist mayor told us that they are at war, that those observers are now prisoners of war and that he wants to swap them for militants who have been arrested by ukraine's government. we've just now come from a press conference where the eight european observers were let out and able to take questions from journalists. they tooked tense and unhappy. the head of the tea

national champions. jeffrey immelt has his work cut out for him. for a long time gefrench government in engines and already has a card to play on. >> it will be the sales job of a lifetime. thanks. >>> rico is record iing radiumo has been fired directly related to his conviction for domestic vitamin vils. kara, you call the story strange and dramatic. walk us through it. >> he is a very high profile person and sold the company to yahoo! many years ago for $300 million and cuts a swath of colorful people in terms of being out there, blogged a lot, read books, gives inspirational quotes on the web. there was an incident at his apartment with a girlfriend, and the san francisco police charged him with five felony counts of domestic battery and domestic violence and battery. there was a videotape apparen y apparently. it got thrown out because of the way it was taken and it got thrown out and pleaded guilty to two counts of misdemeanor violence and battery. it escalated from there and the board finally removed him from his job. he did not agree to step down. >> what stri

nations has been going to congo for a very long time. the country has had a very difficult path recovering from first its colonial experience t some kindying to ge of law and order across that huge country that is roughly the size of western europe altogether. yes, some of them are very old, as old as the united nations itself. host: this is an issue for congressman mario diaz bullard of florida at the hearing we showed you earlier with you on ambassador -- with eu on ambassador. thehe success rate for united states continues to rise above what is authorized by u.s. law. meanwhile, the u.n. approves peacekeeping missions that are very costly. then we do not see a lot of reductions or proposals for the elimination and reductions of missions that have been allowed for -- around for decades like in the western sahara. what is being done to eliminate outdated missions. why should this committee support a contingency fund when there is little discipline being shown in budgeting for those current missions? what is being done to help bring resolution to some of those, specifically the western sahara. host: louis charbonneau, any effort in the u.n. to w

ge. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nationrivate sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com who would have thought masterthree cheese lasagna would go with chocolate cake and ceviche? the same guy who thought that small caps and bond funds would go with a merging markets. it's a masterpiece. thanks. clearly you are type e. you made it phil. welcome home. now what's our strategy with the fondue? diversifying your portfolio? e*trade gives you the tools and resources to get it right. are you type e*? >>> welcome back to "the ed show." love the questions, love hearing from all you viewers. appreciate you e-mailing and tweeting them in. "ask ed live." my first question from nick. this is a great question, are 61% of americans wrong for supporting the keystone xl pipeline? yes. they are wrong, in my judgment. the reason wh

national security. there is a panic european feel to all this. siemens try to make a similar bid where they .ent after alstom when it looks like ge comes in theacquireost of it, french state goes to germany and says we would like siemens bid. you see this counteroffer from siemens. it is been a remarkable weekend. as it stands, it looks like the u.s. bid is equal. if the french government is is inclined alstom to go with the ge bid. considersgovernment alstom a crown jewel. >> what did they not bailout? >> what did we not bailout? >>, on. >> what can you tell us about him. to buy a french internet site and yahoo! dropped the plan. not bailout?france they have a lot of healthy industries. they do have some trouble. is, alstom is ahead of germany. we think of siemens as this great manufacturing company. they have a lot of egg on their face because they have not delivered trains on time. who makes better trains? it may be the french. much fromou so berlin. this ferment is great. it is fun for us. we have 18 stories to cover, which we don't normally have. it screams of a bull market where there is a panic. this has got to be all good for a guy like you.

ge. why relocating manufacturingpany to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the climate. the conditions in new york state are great for business. new york is ranked #2 in the nationivate sector job creation. and now it's even better because they've introduced startup new york - dozens of tax-free zones where businesses pay no taxes for ten years. you'll get a warm welcome in the new new york. see if your business qualifies at startupny.com . . gerri: if you work in an office, chances are you sit in a cubicle. now whether you love or hate it, it's a staple of office life, and guess what? it's 50 years old. how has this often main stay changed and what can you do to make your life in a cubicle better. dr. woody woodard has tips. great to have you here. i want to show "the willis report" staff and their cubicles. they don't like it, they're not happy. they tell me all the time. right there it is, do those people look happy, no, they do not. >> you need to lead them to freedom, emancipate them from the cube land. gerri: it is frustrating, and everybody has on head sets, there's no collaboration, you would think people sitting in the open might talk once in a while bu

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