American workers will see only a tiny portion of the corporate tax windfall

American workers will see only a small portion of the massive windfall of money going to companies following corporate tax reform, according to a new analysis from JUST Capital. With the corporate tax rate dropping from 35% to 21%, many companies have announced plans to hike wages and give out bonuses.  Yahoo Finance has compiled a list of names. This year, JUST Capital estimates that the Russell 1000 companies it follows will see $150 billion in tax-related income. Of the 90 of the largest publicly-traded companies that have announced plans an average of 6% of that tax-related income will go to workers, according to JUST Capital’s analysis.

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Steve Wozniak, the co-founder of Apple AAPL, +0.96% who is widely considered to be a tech genius, made a rudimentary and expensive mistake recently. “I had seven bitcoins stolen from me through fraud,” Wozniak said at the Times’ Global Business Summit on Monday. “Somebody bought them from me online through a credit card and they cancelled the credit card payment. It was that easy. And it was from a stolen credit card number so you can never get it back.” With bitcoin BTC, -0.63%  currently valued at $10,000, the move lost him the equivalent of $70,000 (or $140,000 at bitcoin’s peak value of $20,000). His mistake is far too easy to do, said Joe Blackburn, a cryptocurrency entrepreneur and head