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Commentary & OpinionNovember 2, 2008 The FDA needs some guts, not PRBy: Citizen-Times, NC The Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA’s) management has it wrong again: The agency’s troubles aren’t due to bad public relations. At least they weren’t until recently.
November 1, 2008 Editorial - A Flawed Assessment of BPABy: New York Times After reports of a possible conflict of interest, we worried that a scientific advisory panel might pull its punches in evaluating the Food and Drug Administration’s judgments on the safety of bisphenol-A, known as BPA. It... October 29, 2008 Analysis: How low can Fed go on interest rates?By: Business Week Just how far will the Federal Reserve go in lowering interest rates to save the country from a long and painful recession?Ratcheting its key rate from the current 1 percent all the way down to zero can't be ruled out. But there... October 28, 2008 Corporate governance: Playing politicsBy: Financial Director
Any regulatory changes now will be too politically loaded to be of much use at preventing future crises. It is virtually impossible amid the current market turmoil to turn out a monthly column without finding that, several... October 21, 2008 Paulson Outlines Capital Purchase Program - Sale of preferred Stock to Government – Restrictions on Executive Compensation  By: Statement by U S Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson, Jr. Washington, DC -- Good morning. As you know, over the last few weeks we have worked aggressively to implement the authorities provided by Congress in the financial rescue package enacted earlier this month. This morning, I will... October 17, 2008 An Interview with Hank PaulsonBy: National Review OnLine -Larry Kudlow I sat down Wednesday night with Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson in an exclusive interview for CNBC’s Kudlow & Company. The full transcript follows: Larry Kudlow: A very special evening here. The man in the eye of the financial... October 15, 2008 Stabilizing the Financial Markets and the Economy - Bernanke Remarks on StabilizationBy: Wall Street Journal ...The problems now evident in the markets and in the economy are large and complex, but, in my judgment, our government now has the tools it needs to confront and solve them. Our strategy will continue to evolve and be refined... October 15, 2008 What Do You Think? Workout vs. Bailout: Should Government Take Advantage of the Buffett Effect?By: Working Knowledge – Harvard Business School Given the unfolding financial crisis, Jim Heskett asks: To what degree should the U.S. government take advantage of free markets to free them up when they become frozen? Can it employ the "Buffett Effect" to do so? Or is the... October 15, 2008 Sends a Strong Message to Consumers, Businesses, and the Entire Financial SystemBy: U.S. Comptroller of the Currency John C. Dugan WASHINGTON —The combination of actions announced today by the U.S. government – a guarantee of bank credit, extension of federal deposit insurance to all bank transaction accounts, and the willingness to invest in the stock of...
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