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[C]ompanies will hire employees up until the point when marginal revenue equals marginal cost. So if the A's project that Rafael Furcal will bring them $15 million in additional revenue next season, they should be willing to pay him up to $15 million. Full Article at Baseball Prospectus
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SINGAPORE: Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust (A-REIT) is distributing 3.48 cents per unit, down 13.2 per cent on-year, for the second quarter ended September. Full Article at Channel News Asia
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South Africa's electricity tariffs should not rise too rapidly and industrial consumers should bear the burden of future tariff increases, the minister of energy said on Tuesday. Full Article at Independent Online
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It's a Regressive Tax:The House and Senate draft proposals for health care reform include employer mandates that require employers to pay higher taxes (as much as an 8% payroll tax) if they do not offer health insurance or if they offer it but some... Full Article at The Heritage Foundation
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Hobbled by soaring debt and ballooning public spending amid the global financial crisis, the British government is joining others around the globe in tapping the wealthy to cover massive shortfalls. Full Article at The Washington Post
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If you look at the stock market, everyone's getting frothy about that -- but [that 10,000 hallmark] was reached 10 years ago. What you're not seeing is consumer spending come back like that.
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The mindset of the consumer has been changed for quite some time, and I believe that impact will be felt long after the economy regains its full strength. As a result, we are being extremely cautious and prudent with our ad budget
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We are thrilled to have sold more Macs and iPhones than in any previous quarter ... We've got a very strong lineup for the holiday season and some really great new products in the pipeline for 2010.
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We're in a time when we don't think there's much further depression coming, but we don't feel any big turnaround has happened
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