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By Andrew Ward in La Crosse, Wisconsin There was no shortage of passion among the Republicans who filled the Center Court sports complex in Waukesha, Wisconsin, this week for a town hall-style meeting with John McCain and Sarah Palin. But rather than channelling their energy into... [read full story]                    

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World Bank sees $50 bln cap outflow from Russia

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Some $50 billion in net capital is expected to flee Russia this year, the World Bank said in a report on Tuesday. Government officials have insisted that Russia would post some capital inflow by the end of the year although...

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Eyeing Generics, Cephalon Hikes Price on Provigil

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Cephalon has already taken heat for off-label promotion of its narcolepsy drug Provigil. Now, facing the prospect of generic competition to Provigil in 2012, the company is dramatically hiking Provigil’s price. The drug is 28%...

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CBS's Kroft Pushes Obama to See U.S. in 1930s-Like Depression

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60 Minutes viewers got better economic rationality Sunday night from President-elect Barack Obama than from the journalist who interviewed him. CBS's Steve Kroft proposed: "People are comparing this to 1932. Is that a valid...

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