Corning, whose actual tax bill was -0.02 percent on $3B in earnings (that is, they got a refund), sent a rep to Congress to complain that its taxes were too high.
Corning: our negative taxes are too high
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Site tracks significant U.S. layoffs
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Imagine never seeing a website hosting renewal email again after paying $149.99 once
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