Also deductible are investment interest, but only to the extent of investment income and trade or business interest (subject to the passive activity loss rules).

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Another provision would disallow a portion of net interest expense to the extent a domestic company is considered as having excess domestic indebtedness.

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Its powerful chairman, Alan Greenspan, first demonstrated the extent of his concern by persuading his colleagues to cut interest rates on January 3rd, in between regular meetings of the Fed's main policymaking body, the Federal Open Market Committee.

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Later he moved on to advising countries about how they too could gain competitive advantage, and this led him to another field of interest, clustering the extent to which industries old and new (from diamond dealers to nanotechnologists) stay geographically close to each other, and the reasons for this.

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Would Spanish and, to lesser extent, Italian interest rates have fallen so sharply without the promise of bond-buying from the ECB?

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And to the extent that this case, which we still don't know all the details of -- to the extent that this case has prompted renewed interest about how do we strike that balance properly, then I think now is the time for us to go ahead and revisit that legislation.

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Since mid-September, as the extent of the housing crisis started to become clear, the Fed started slashing interest rates.

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To the extent that outstanding Treasury debt is purchased by the Fed, the burden of interest payments on the public debt is reduced almost proportionally.

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Business entities and their leaders have always been inseparable to some extent, yet not even in the age of the robber barons has public interest, spurred by mass and now digital communications, been so riveted by the personalities of corporate kingpins.

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