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Bloomberg News The patents will be reassessed because there's "a substantial likelihood" that previous research by other scientists could supersede the Wisconsin…
Oct 3, 2006Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel The foundations aren't motivated by jealousy over Wisconsin's patents, said John M. Simpson, of the California-based FTCR. "If California had…
Oct 3, 2006Patent Office Finds "Substantial Question" Regarding Validity of WARF's Claim
Oct 3, 2006Inside Bay Area (California) Agents who submit an application for a high-risk policy to the assigned risk program can earn a hefty…
Oct 1, 2006State offers uninsured motorists inexpensive options - but few sign upInside Bay Area (California) "I think the biggest problem is that people…
Oct 1, 2006Inside Bay Area (California) "Now people are going to be getting reminded by the DMV that they've got a problem with their…
Oct 1, 2006Associated Press Jamie Court, president of the Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumer Rights, said there are not nearly enough protections in a…
Sep 30, 2006Cable competition opens as governor signs legislationTHE SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE However, critics continued to voice objections. They said the new state franchise…
Sep 30, 2006One law will let phone companies compete to sell pay television services. The other aims to cut medication costs for the uninsured.The…
Sep 30, 2006The special interest cash keeps rolling in to Arnold's campaign committees... He has now taken ...
Sep 30, 2006Allstate Wants To Raise Rates In Order To Obtain 24% Profit
Sep 29, 2006Nation's Second Largest Teachers Union Local Says Prop. 89 Will Benefit Democracy and Working PeoplePR Newswire US
Sep 28, 2006The Post (Ohio) - University Wire The reality is that the American drug industry, a massive business that rakes in billions every…
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