Epstein Secrets

, in many companies, raises have been hard to come by, especially for the last few years. Claiming uncertainty and more than often blaming President Obama and his economic policies, even many of the companies that enjoyed record profits last year have been stingy in awarding pay raises for employees.

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Is that because of the tax inversion? CE: That's what it was—it was the tax inversion. It was because AbbVie was scared of getting yelled at by Obama. So they blew it up. They traded from $250 to $150. Settled around $180 for the next two or three months, then went back to $260. Now it's back

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