The 1% Shouldn't Pay Taxes According to Harry Binswanger

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Tuesday on Yahoo! Finance, The Daily Ticker's Morgan Korn posted an article and video about the recent controversial statements of one Harry Binswanger. This former college professor sat down with two individuals from The Daily Ticker, including Aaron Task and Henry Blodget.

According to the article and video, it seems that Binswanger firmly believes that the 99% are indebted to 1%. The 99% should give back to the 1% for "their enormous contributions to our standard of living." Also, Binswanger believes that the 1% should therefore not be punished by having to pay taxes. They should be exempt.

Task and Blodget further question Harry Binswanger's belief in their Yahoo! Finance video. Be sure to click on the link below to read Morgan Korn's article and to watch The Daily Ticker's video.

The 99% Owe "A Debt of Gratitude" to the 1%: Harry Binswanger | The Daily Ticker - Yahoo Finance

Happy 10th Birthday to the Apple Store!

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Today on Yahoo! Finance, The Daily Ticker, article by Peter Gorenstein, discusses the Apple Store's success after opening 10 years ago. In 2001, Apple opened their first two stores, one in Tysons Corner, Virginia and the other in Glendale, California. Today, while other electronics retailers are seeing declines in their sales, Apple continues to prosper. According to Gorenstein, based on sales per square foot, the Apple Store's 300 stores and over $9 billion in retail sales last year can put them as the most successful retailer in the world.

Other retail stores aren't fairing as well in recent years. Circuit City closed down their stores two years ago, and Best Buy has not seen any advantage as a result. Gorenstein claims that Best Buy has reported three straight quarters of declining sales. Dell and Microsoft have tried mimicking Apple's approach by opening their own stores, so it'll be interesting to see how well they end up doing, although it's doubted that they will see the kind of success that Apple does.

Click the link below to read the full article by Peter Gorenstein and to watch the video with Aaron Task and Daniel Gross.

Apple Takes a Bite Out of Retail as Stores Turn 10 - Yahoo! Finance