FOR NEARLY TWO DECADES, a large part of the
financial press has trashed annuities.
Articles portraying leasing rules as inadequate continue to appear in the
financial press.
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By 2002, the
financial press wasn't so sure of Greenspan's wisdom on the productivity issue.
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Reports in the world's
financial press, prior to Bush's sabre-rattling against Iraq, suggested Saddam Hussein was toying with the idea of selling oil in Euros or some currency other than the US dollar.
Since the landmark Lowe decision, nearly two decades ago, the SEC has been barred from regulating the
financial press.
The
financial press is playing a critical and growing role in communicating central bank policy.
One of these gimmicks, manipulating reported income through "earnings management" techniques, draws its share of attention in the
financial press.
Two years ago, market experts, including the
financial press, considered the semiconductor giant "overvalued, and [forewarned] that investors should proceed with caution," Schaeffer says.
Despite the market's extraordinary growth and its importance to many types of firms, it has received little attention in the
financial press or the academic literature.
Shortly thereafter, it was reported in the
financial press that many tax-exempt organizations were pinning their hopes on expected appeals of the IRS rulings in the bowl cases and lobbying Congress to exempt taxation of sponsorship revenue.
