DealBook Briefing: Blue Apron’s Co-Founder Steps Down as C.E.O.

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DealBook Briefing: Blue Apron’s Co-Founder Steps Down as C.E.O.
A 20 percent corporate tax rate would help, but it would not be as big a boon to large companies as it
would be to small companies,” Jack Ablin, chief investment officer at BMO Private Bank, told CNBC.
• A proposed fail-safe that would prevent the tax change from expanding the national deficit too much — it would
automatically roll back some tax cuts — risks angering Charles Grassley of Iowa and John Kennedy of Louisiana.
The first two hours of “Today” — Mr. Lauer’s showcase — generated $508 million in revenue last year,
more than the amount brought in by the other network morning shows, according to Kantar Media.
But there are plenty of unresolved matters:
• The Senate may need to cut the corporate tax rate a little less deeply, to 22
percent as opposed to 20 percent, to help raise much-needed federal revenue.