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Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Purging Ancient Decrees From the Books Isn't Easy
It's been almost a half-century since U.S. Justice Department antitrust regulators and True Temper, one of the world's largest makers of golf club shafts, settled a case in which the company agreed not to fix prices and carve up sales territories.
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CLICK & CLACK : Savings vs. Safety
Dear Tom and Ray:


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Corn Prices Rise, Pitting Chickens Against Ethanol
Taking corn from the mouths of chickens to put into the gas tanks of U.S. cars and trucks is causing feathers to fly in Washington.

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Four Wall Street Titans Flunk Investing 101
The one thing Wall Street knows how to do is raise money. The proof: Even with financial markets threatening to melt down worldwide, four of the Street's biggest firms have attracted a total of $50 billion of investor cash to help cover losses on subprime- mortgage-related carnage past and on carnage yet to come.
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Outrageous Fortune
To understand what Washington is actually up to, you have to watch what it does, not what it says. That's especially true when it comes to Washington's role in the ongoing bailout of Wall Street, part of its "let's hope this works" plan to revive the U.S. economy.
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