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Warren Buffett says economy remains flat
Billionaire Warren Buffett said Wednesday the economy has not yet had any bounce and will take some time to recover, but he complimented the government's efforts over the past year to solve the problems.Berkshire Hathaway's chairman and chief executive conducted a couple of live television interviews Wednesday in New York.What's Happening at the NJSBA in June
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Curt Schilling says collapse of company cost him his Red Sox fortune
Former Boston Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling said the collapse of his 38 Studios video game company has probably cost him his entire baseball fortune.
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THE INFLUENCE GAME: NFL players lobby Capitol Hill
WASHINGTON AP - NFL players are blitzing Capitol Hill, meeting with about a dozen members of Congress, including House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, to build political support in a possible labor showdown with team owners.About 20 current and former players were sitting down with lawmakers Wednesday, fanning out in three teams, following a negotiating session a day earlier between players and owners on a new collective bargaining agreement.Internet Merger Blues for Orrick Partner
An arbitrator has rejected a claim by an Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe partner that he was unfairly prevented from selling stock he acquired after his Internet business was purchased by another company.New York jury convicts foreclosure swindling pair
NEW YORK AP - The owners of a foreclosure rescue company that promised to save struggling homeowners but swindled them out of their houses were convicted Thursday of bank fraud conspiracy charges.Andrea Moore and Michael Irving, who ran a Brooklyn-based company called Homes R Us USA, were part of a group of unscrupulous entrepreneurs who came up with a scheme to profit from the subprime mortgage crisis as it unfolded, prosecutors said.
How Did Whole Foods Ever Manage to Pull It Off?
The Federal Trade Commission's recent unsuccessful challenge to Whole Foods Market Inc.'s acquisition of Wild Oats Markets Inc. provides merging parties with useful insights into how to navigate the regulatory review process. This case highlights how, in light of the agency's practice of narrowly defining relevant markets when analyzing transactions, merging parties can help themselves resolve deals raising antitrust issues through early development of helpful facts and evidence.Trending Stories
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