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City Council plan would ease the prescription bite for residentsLos Angeles Times Hardly a day goes by that we don't hear from…
Apr 28, 2004
Profits Increased 2003 Based On Price Gouging
Apr 27, 2004Oil Companies' Profits Spike With Gas Prices
Apr 27, 2004San Diego Union-Tribune However, technological advances such as electronic prescribing can be "a double-edged sword" because of privacy issues, said Jerry Flanagan,…
Apr 27, 2004City Council plan would ease the prescription bite for residents.Los Angeles Times Los Angeles can take the lead by approving the proposed…
Apr 27, 2004
Ruling Upholds Proposition 103's Strong Disclosure Requirements of Insurance Industry Redlining Data
Apr 26, 2004Public Right to Know Trumps Insurers' Alleged Trade Secret
Apr 26, 2004San Jose Mercury News The state's budget crisis has gone well past the point where it can continue to pick the pockets…
Apr 26, 2004CBS Radio News - The Osgood File Some consumer advocates, like HMO expert Jamie Court, think that the health insurance companies are…
Apr 26, 2004SUPPLIERS REAP GASOLINE PROFITSThe Arizona Republic FTCR recently published a report that correlated oil company profits with retail gas prices. Court found…
Apr 25, 2004Tulsa World Stringent regulation of insurance companies has kept medical malpractice insurance rates stable for 13 years in California, a national consumer…
Apr 25, 2004The Pantagraph (Bloomington, Illinois) It's time for lawmakers to ignore the squeaky wheels, usually called special interests, and get to the bottom…
Apr 25, 2004Los Angeles Times Jamie Court of the Santa Monica-based Foundation for Taxpayer and Consumers Rights has threatened to sue Shell under the…
Apr 24, 2004