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Public Policy - August, 2006
58 articles
- BAA Dismisses Calls For Break-Up
- Antitrust Experts Condemn Proposed Wright Deal
- FDA May Outlaw Over-The-Counter Skin Bleach Products
- U.K. Lawmaker To Probe Gas Market
- Consumer Activists Press For Stronger Cipro Warning
- State Law Allows "Ghost" Worker To Collect Pension
- Bankruptcy Concerns Hover Over New Orleans
- E.C. Dubs Spain's E.On Restrictions Illegal
- UPSTO Unveils Five-Year Roadmap
- California Lawmakers Forge Discount Drug Deal
- FDA OKs Over-The-Counter "Morning After" Pill
- Experts Eye "Section 5" Resurgence In Rambus Case
- Judge Upholds Louisiana Insurance Laws
- British Airways, Others Demand BAA Breakup
- Scandinavia Mulls iTunes Antitrust Crackdown
- FDA Looks To Modernize Drug Registration System
- California Discount Drug Deal Draws Ire
- DOJ Eyes Tenet Healthcare Hospital Contract
- E.C. Orders Deutsche Telekom To Open Network
- FTC Chairman Skeptical Of Net Neutrality Bill
- Luxembourg Backs Stolt In Landmark Cartel Case
- Now-Defunct Hedge Fund Rule Still Had Impact: Study
- Bush Lauds Tougher Access To "Morning After" Pill
- Speed Up Drug Seizure Probe, Senator Demands
- Employees Bid For Second Look In IBM Pension Case
- Immigration Bill Would Cost Billions, CBO Says
- Supreme Court Snubs Stolt's Amnesty Bid
- Barr Back In The Ring Over Plan B
- In Gleevec Feud, Novartis Targets Indian Patent Rules
- Delta's Bid To Toss Pensions Comes Under Fire
- State Legislators Rally Around Medical Data Technology
- President Bush Signs Pension Reform Bill
- Russia Probes Telecom Cos. Over Price-Fixing
- California High Court Narrows Unfair Competition Standing
- In HIV/AIDS Fight, Tough Choices Loom For Thailand
- Abbott Slashes HIV Drug Price For Developing Nations
- FDA Drug Directory Dangerously Incomplete: Report
- Watchdog Urges Reform Of Health Care Litigation
- Attorney General Tapped To Intervene In Wright Debate
- SEC Offers Guidance For Hedge Fund Advisors
- French Tax Raises Money For Drugs—And IP Concerns
- China To Review Foreign-Domestic Mergers
- Controversial Bill Divides AIDS Organizations
- FDA Warns Companies Over Unapproved Drugs
- SEC May Soften Audit Rules For Small Companies
- Italy Bids For Authority To Probe Insurance Merger
- Medicare Agency Cracks Down On Specialty Hospitals
- Brazil Seeks WTO Probe Into U.S. Cotton Subsidies
- Barr Moves To Get Plan B To The Market
- SEC Will Not Appeal Hedge Fund Decision
- Kroes Blasts Spanish Protectionism In Letter
- Airlines Association Urges Jet Fuel Inquiry
- Reactions Mixed To Latest Senate Patent Reform Bill
- Contentious Pension Bill Clears Another Hurdle
- Anti-Kickback Rules Changed To Allow Computer Donations
- Senate Panel OKs Credit-Rating Agency Bill
- Apple Responds to Scandinavian Antitrust Inquiry
- U.S., E.U. Regulators In Joint Accounting Venture