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If you've been wondering about how the Fed has been spending our money and frustrated by the lack of transparency on the terms of the bailout then Lex has some good news for you.
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"Small business owners struggle to provide health insurance for their employees and don’t feel confident about deciding what health insurance best fits employees’ needs, according to a survey by the National Association of Insurance Commissioners."
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Candidate Shell thinks land owners should have been involved in the development of Greensboro's proposed DDCM a lot earlier in the process.
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According to this Biz Journal article a survey of CPA executives by the AICPA found that the vast majority don't want a government-owned health insurance provider.
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"More than 30,000 businesses filed for bankruptcy protection in the first half of 2009, a 64 percent increase from the same period a year earlier."
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"The FDA has received 32 reports of serious liver injury among patients taking orlistat. Six cases resulted in liver failure and 27 required hospitalization.
A GlaxoSmithKline spokeswoman said that there is no evidence that Alli causes liver damage."
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This post from Fec links to a story that truly has me saying, "WTF?" Banks that have been suckling at the taxpayer teat for the last year have been buying up oil at low prices, putting it on supertankers and keeping it at sea until prices rise. Seriously, WTF? Anyone think they can manage the oil biz any better than the banking, insurance or broker biz?
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Thanks. That one came from Raymond J. Learsy, a Wharton-schooled former commodities trader with impeccable credentials.