$10 million over a massive data breach. this is part of a proposed settlement between consumers and the big box chain. we have cnn money tech correspondent correspondent lorrie segal joining us. it sounds like folks could get a lot but ultimately won t. i don t think people will get $10,000. as you said a $10 million settlement. depending how much you want you ve got to show a lot of damage. maybe had to get paid to a new i.t. that s where all of this comes from.
let s go out front. i m erin burnett. breaking news, federal failure. gridlock reigns in washington once again. the payroll tax cut proposal passes the republican house. so why do we say failure? well, the republican bill included a controversial oil pipeline that the president has said he would veto. so pass, smash. we re at square one with congress playing chicken with the clock. there are just 18 days left until the tax cut expires. if it does, the average american will pay about a thousand dollars more in taxes next year. now, this may not be economic armageddon. but because the tax cut is popular for everyone, both parties want to pass it. so why are they failing? the bottom line, in one afternoon we found a way to compromise and get this done with the help of robert and williams at the nonpartisan tax policy center. here goes, what we call a decent proposal. if you extended the payroll tax cut for only people making under $75,000 a year, the price tag would be about $
i m erin burnett. outfront, breaking news, federal failure. gridlock reigns in washington once again. now the payroll tax cut proposal passes the republican house. so why do we say failure? well, the republican bill, included a controversial oil pipeline that the president has said he would veto. so, pass, smash. we re at square one. congress again playing chicken with the clock. there are just 18 days left until the tax cut expires. if it does, the average american will pay about a thousand dollars more in taxes next year. now, this may not be economic armageddon. but because the tax cut is popular for everyone, both parties want to pass it. so why are they failing? the bottom line, in one afternoon we found a way to compromise and get this done with the help of robert and williams at the nonpartisan tax policy center. here goes, what we call a decent proposal. if you extended the payroll tax cut for only people making under $75,000 a year, the price tag would be about $48
i m erin burnett. outfront, breaking news, federal failure. gridlock reigns in washington once again. now the payroll tax cut proposal passes the republican house. so why do we say failure? well, the republican bill, included a controversial oil pipeline that the president has said he would veto. so, pass, smash. we re at square one. congress again playing chicken with the clock. there are just 18 days left until the tax cut expires. if it does, the average american will pay about a thousand dollars more in taxes next year. now, this may not be economic armageddon. but because the tax cut is popular for everyone, both parties want to pass it. so why are they failing? the bottom line, in one afternoon we found a way to compromise and get this done with the help of robert and williams at the nonpartisan tax policy center. here goes, what we call a decent proposal. if you extended the payroll tax cut for only people making under $75,000 a year, the price tag would be about $48
specific set. i cannot imagine the $200, 32-inch, even larger, those aren t going to hang around much longer. no. people waited all night for those at best buy. yeah. what is small business saturday about? it s today and when you finish watching weekends with alex witt, you can go outside. right. this was a program started by american express. the idea is to support your local community and small businesses. they are going to offer shoppers all sorts of incentives to bring in traffic. it s a good day to honor small businesses. they get lost in the holiday shuffle between black friday and cyber monday. very difficult for them to compete with a big box chain, the walmarts and targets. it s the growth engine of the economy responsible for creating two out of three jobs here in the u.s. so i d say, think big and shop small. sounds like good advice. vera gibbons, thank you.