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By Scott Glover, Rong-Gong Lin II and Cara Mia DiMassa, Los Angeles Times LOS ANGELES -- Investigators are focusing on at least five doctors who prescribed drugs to Michael Jackson as they try to unravel the circumstances surrounding pop star's death, according to law enforcement sources. Authorities removed drugs and other medical evidence from the Los Angeles mansion where Mr. Jackson was stricken and are trying to determine whether the medications were prescribed properly and whether they played any role in his death. Some of the prescriptions were made out in the name of Jackson pseudonyms, and in some cases, the drugs had no prescription labels on them at all, the sources told the Los Angeles Times. One of the most tantalizing clues so far is the discovery of what one source described as "numerous bottles" of the... [read full story]
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by: Larry Dignan November 24, 2009 | about: ) said Tuesday that it will invest heavily on boosting production of its nook e-reader and that move will hurt future earnings. Barnes & Noble cut its outlook for the fiscal year...
