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Public Policy - April, 2008
165 articles
- Investors Must Declare Sudan Divestitures: SEC
- Pepco Asks FERC To Change PJM's Peak Hour Tariffs
- CPSC Reform Legislation Needs Funding, Says Agency
- Monster Backdating Scandal Broadens
- FTC Deepens Elsevier-ChoicePoint Investigation
- Regulator Lets Duke Keep Nuclear Costs Under Wraps
- House Committee Passes IP Enforcement Bill
- SEC Hits Mayor of Birmingham For County Bond Fraud
- FERC OKs Its Part Of JP Morgan-Bear Deal
- Laserscope Shareholders Settle Insider Trading Claims
- Senate Eyes Repeal Of Oil And Gas Incentives
- EPA Risk Assessment Is Too Political: Democrats
- SEC Targets Ex-Pixar CFO For Alleged Backdating
- Europe, U.S. To Ride 'Patent Prosecution Highway'
- Medtronic Unit Reaches Deal With FDA
- FDA Passes New Rule On Foreign Drug Trials
- FTC Issues Final Order After Chicago Hospital Merger
- Sparrows Point LNG, Pipeline Plan Gets Initial OK
- Bill Would Allow Private Suits Over Pollution
- Ethanol May Not Justify High Food Prices: Lawmakers
- FDA Proposes Funding Plans For Animal-Drug Reviews
- Genetic Bias Bill Sails Through Senate
- AAI, Others Support FTC Action Against N-Data
- Comments Question Parts Of SEC Proposal
- Murdoch's Newsday Bid Likely To Be OK'd: Attorneys
- Democrats Renew Push To Halt Oil-Reserve Deliveries
- Merged Delta Will Benefit Everyone, CEOs Say
- FDA Passes Rule On Cattle Use In Animal Feed
- Genetic Anti-Bias Bill Rouses Litigation Fears
- SEC Settles With Trader Over ADS Merger Rumors
- Committee OKs Bill To Kill FCC Ownership Rules
- Regulators Questioned On Sovereign Investments
- Gabelli Funds Fined $16M For Market Timing
- Bill Would Allow Graduate Students To Unionize
- EU, Rival Airlines Balk At Italy's Alitalia Bailout
- Republicans Defeat Bid To Trigger Ledbetter Vote
- Yahoo-Google Experiment Attracts Antitrust Scrutiny
- SEC Denies Request For Info On Bear Stearns Probe
- White House Pledges To Fight Ledbetter Bill
- Lawmakers Seek 'Enron-Style' Probe Into Oil Prices
- Maltose Falsely Elevated Diabetics' Readings: FDA
- White House Urges Haste On Student Loan Bill
- SEC Charges USA Capital's Ex-President With Fraud
- IBM Said To Face EU Scrutiny On Mainframe Business
- Manufacturers Team With EPA To Reduce Energy Use
- Report Faults BAA Dominance Of U.K. Airport Market
- U.K. Regulators To Publish Joint Merger Rules
- FTC Puts Heat On Executives Amid AndroGel Probe
- FDA Says Its Foreign Inspections Need A Face-Lift
- Appellate Court Overturns FTC's Rambus Ruling
- SEC Chair Vows To Update Credit Agency Rules
- DOT Proposes 25% Boost In Fuel Efficiency
- Bank Of England Plan Addresses Credit Crunch
- Tougher Mine Safety Rules Take Effect
- USDA May Post Names Of Stores In Meat Recalls
- California Weighs Its Own Cap-And-Trade Program
- China Eyes Life Sentence For Producing Unsafe Food
- Mandatory Paid Sick Leave Picking Up Steam
- Don't Limit Real Estate Work To Lawyers: DOJ/FTC
- Digital TV Dispute Could Tempt FTC, Experts Say
- FERC Changes Rate-Setting Process To Include MLPs
- FERC Grants Approval To $7.4B Puget Energy Merger
- FERC Asks For Comment On Annual Charges
- Feds Eye Horizon Lines Over Pricing Practices
- Chevron Enterprise Faces $300M Fine
- FERC Affirms Market-Based Rate Rules With 1 Change
- Air Force Contract Under Antitrust Scrutiny: Report
- House Democrats Propose Drug Import Reforms
- FDA Issues New Rules On Cattle Use In Food, Makeup
- Cox Seeks Congressional OK For $1B SEC Budget
- Military Bid-Rigging Probe Elicits 7th Guilty Plea
- SEC Files Suit Against Medical Device Company
- Ex-Manuli Exec Admits Role In Marine Hose Cartel
- Florida Gun Law Hits Bull's-Eye With Governor
- U.K. Music Industry Seeks To Impose 'IPod Levy'
- Mass. Gov. Allows Triple Damages Bill To Become Law
- Balfour Beatty Among 112 That Fixed Prices: U.K. OFT
- Lawmakers Ask GAO To Investigate Hanford Site
- FDA Drug Tracking Unlikely To Improve: Attorneys
- EPA Changes Of Toxic Risk Assessment Draw Fire
- DOJ Grants Sale Of ArcelorMittal Steel Mill
- Lawmakers Promise High Scrutiny Of Delta-Northwest
- Korean FTC Wants To Go Easier On Chaebol: Report
- ICN Offers New Merger Analysis Recommendations
- Treasury Dept. Pushes Hedge Fund Self-Policing Plan
- Two Charged In Switzerland Over Parmalat Collapse
- WellPoint Hoping To Catch Drug Side Effects Sooner
- Va. High Court Pulls Plug On Allegheny Rate Hike
- Fare Hikes Inevitable With Delta-Northwest: Experts
- U.S. Food Cos. Call For Whopping Tariffs On Imports
- EU Says It Left JFTC Out Of Switchgear Cartel Loop
- China To Join Antitrust Network: U.K. Official
- USPTO Launches First Action Interview Pilot Program
- Bill Seeks To Fine Unions For Reporting Breaches
- Senators Tweak Climate Bill To Make It Deficit-Neutral
- Compass, 21st Century Execs Sued In Stock Fraud
- Another Bill Aims To Provide More Worker Visas
- FDA Probes Roche, Novartis Drugs' Link To Disorder
- GAO Finds Holes In MSHA's Mine Safety Oversight
- FDA Watch Over Natural Supplements Growing Keener
- Environmentalists Claim Victory Over LNG Facility
- Specter's Qualms Stall Patent Reform Act In Senate
- DOL Sues Firm For $25M For ERISA Violations
- More WARN Suits May Be On Horizon: Experts
- Companies Fined For Selling Non-DTV Ready TVs
- Lawmaker Wants DOJ, SEC Probe Of Bear Stearns
- FutureGen Alliance Scrambles To Keep Project Alive
- EPA Holds Off On Regulating Drugs In Water Supply
- DOJ OKs Media Auditor's New Code Of Conduct
- EPA Settles Lawsuit Over Power Plant Emissions
- Third Exec Charged Over United Rentals Fraud
- Cuts Spare Antitrust Division, U.S. Attorneys
- Ameriprise To Pay $3.8M To Settle Forgery Case
- Senate Votes To Extend Clean Energy Tax Incentives
- N.Y. Governor Objects To Long Island LNG Project
- EU Court Backs Deutsche Telekom's $19.8M Fine
- DOT Signs Off On Delta, Northwest Immunity Bid
- Foreclosure Prevention Bill Gets Senate Nod
- EU Pushes Non-U.S. Antitrust Class Action Model
- FTC Should Have Taken N-Data Claims Further: Dell
- Lawmaker Puts Mortgage Servicers On Notice
- Rule Change Gives Teeth To U.K. Energy Watchdog
- House Committee OKs Bill To Shield Student Loans
- Senate CAFE Standards Bill On The Road To Debate
- Corporate Crime Deals Do Have Benefits: Attorneys
- Fla. Senate Gives 'Take Gun To Work' Law A Shot
- SEC Sues Five Former San Diego Officials
- Japanese Cos. Sanctioned Over 'Recycled' Paper
- EU Reclaims €83M In Farm Subsidies
- U.K.'s Energy Watchdog Probes Scottish Power Cos.
- Comcast Pushes For Set-Top Box Rule Reversal
- Personal Data On Ex-FERC Employees Goes Missing
- Bill Would Give LNG Siting Power Back To States
- New Jersey Senate Passes Family Leave Act
- Eni, Repsol, Total Caught In EU Wax Cartel Probe
- Objections Force FDA To Withdraw New Rules
- Belgium Fines Solutia, Others In Chemical Cartel
- Lawmakers Push For More Seasonal Worker Visas
- Exclusivity Parking Still Possible Under Teva Ruling
- DOE's Morgan Lewis Hire Not All Kosher: Inspector
- Free Choice Act Is Not The Answer, NLRB Tells Senate
- EU Proposes Civil Antitrust Enforcement Policies
- Lawmakers Prod EPA To Act On Greenhouse Gases
- White House Pushes Provision of Patent Reform Act
- Rumors Caused Bear Stearns Collapse, CEO Says
- New Fines Signal Crackdown On Illegal Workers
- Novartis Makes Drug Available Only In Dire Situations
- Bernanke Warns Of Slow Year For Economic Growth
- DOJ Acknowledges Chocolate Industry Probe
- House Committee Approves Tobacco Regulation Bill
- FERC Approves $85.7M Settlement Over Energy Crisis
- Senate Leaders Forge Deal On Housing Bill
- House Committee Votes To Subpoena EPA Documents
- EU Probes U.K.'s £24B In Aid To Northern Rock
- DOE's Depleted Uranium Could Be Worth Billions: GAO
- Montana Brokers Change Rebate Rule After DOJ Probe
- Ruling Finds EEOC Misclassified Workers As Exempt
- U.S. Law Firm IPOs Inevitable, Legal Scholars Say
- Costco Loses Rehearing Bid In Liquor Antitrust Case
- Md. Energy Users To Get Heads-Up On 'Green' Charges
- Probes Could Turn Darker For Chocolate-Makers
- Carnival Settles Cruise Line Surcharge Probe For $40M
- EPA Beefs Up Lead-Paint Rules
- Judge Invalidates New USPTO Rules
- In EU, U.S.-Style Bias Laws Grow Clearly European