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As efforts to curb climate change continue, it is important that the investing public know the financial risks of companies that produce large quantities of global warming pollution ... My office’s initiative to make sure companies are up-front with investors continues, and I applaud AES for joining oth...
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It’s good news for Andrew Cuomo and Rick Lazio but potentially a huge problem for Kirsten Gillibrand ... If Giuliani were to capture the U.S. Senate seat from heavily Democratic New York State, it would return him to the national spotlight big time.
SOURCE: Albany Watch -
Every employer has the obligation to maintain a fair and effective system for addressing and preventing incidents of discrimination and harassment ... Government employers are not exempt. Without effective measures for curbing and preventing discrimination, real and perceived incidents of bias can creat...
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The suit brought by New York's top state prosecutor, Andrew Cuomo, alleges that for several years Intel sought to maintain its dominance by paying billions of dollars in kickbacks to computer makers under the guise of 'rebates,'
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
New Yorkers should not have to worry that their neighborhood pharmacy is selling expired over-the-counter drugs that may be harmful to themselves or their families ... Today's settlement with CVS and our past settlement with Rite Aid - which total approximately $2 million --send the message that compani...
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the White House got Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, one of the most powerful figures in the state, and New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo to place calls to the assemblywoman on Saturday evening to coax her into
SOURCE: Investor's Business Daily -
Rather than compete fairly, Intel used bribery and coercion to maintain a stranglehold on the market ... Intel's actions not only unfairly restricted potential competitors, but also hurt average consumers who were robbed of better products and lower prices.
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And she made an emotional decision under a lot of pressure from the White House and the person she considered who would be the next governor of New York, in her mind, Andrew Cuomo, and Speaker Silver, who guaranteed her a job in the Assembly.
SOURCE: Politics on the Hudson -
Intel's actions not only unfairly restricted potential competitors, but also hurt average consumers who were robbed of better products and lower prices
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It is an honor to have the support of NY State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo
– Bill Thompson SOURCE: Lost in the Ozone -
But Intel has instead used illegal threats and coercion by bullying to preserve its strangle hold on the market.
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Andrew Cuomo has secretly notified Rudy Giuliani that he will run for governor next year, The Post has learned… Insiders said Cuomo, while convinced he would win, wants to avoid a costly and exhausting campaign against Giuliani, who polls show is popular in the suburbs and upstate but not in New York Ci...
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Intel and Dell collaborated to market microprocessors and servers at prices below cost in order to deprive AMD of strategically important competitive successes
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Andrew Cuomo has secretly notified Rudy Giuliani that he will run for governor next year ... The confidential message, conveyed through intermediaries, was delivered to Giuliani recently and is expected to play a central role in the former mayor’s impending decision on whether to run as the Republican c...
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were actually just payoffs with no legitimate business purpose that Intel invented to disguise their anticompetitive nature.
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Andrew Cuomo has done a great job as attorney general.I’ve not heard that he’s announced he’s running for governor.
– Thomas DiNapoli SOURCE: Albany Watch -
All these national pundits who want to say this is a national referendum on what President Obama has done, I think that's a lot of baloney
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In March, insurer AIG paid $165 million in bonuses to 400 employees of the unit responsible for the massive losses that required a $180 billion bailout. Merrill Lynch lost $15 billion in the fourth quarter, its worst ever, but paid $3.6 billion in bonuses; 696 Merrill Lynch executives pocketed bonuses o...
SOURCE: The Columbian -
Drugs should be prescribed to patients on the basis of need, effectiveness, and safety, not on a corporate giant’s promise of an all-expense paid vacation ... In an egregious violation of the law, Amgen allegedly bribed medical providers and left taxpayers footing the bill for free drug samples.
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If there’s a racial issue in a matchup between Gov. David Paterson and Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, these numbers don’t show it. Black Democrats back Cuomo hands down, and black voters in general give Cuomo better grades than the Governor on every measure – even in a race against Mayor Rudolph Giulian...
SOURCE: Capitol Confidential
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New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announces the shutting down of a Bronx-based criminal enterprise that stole and exported millions of dollars worth of construction equipment and luxury vehicles along with the arrest of twelve individual, Wednesday, Feb 11, 2009, in New York.
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FILE - In this Dec. 11, 2008 file photo, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo speaks during a presentation in Albany, N.Y. Cuomo on Monday, Aug. 17, 2009 filed a lawsuit against the brokerage unit of Charles Schwab Corp. , claiming the firm misled customers about the safety of auction...
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FILE - In this Feb. 11, 2009 file photo, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo announces the the arrest of twelve individuals and the shutting down of a Bronx-based criminal enterprise in a vehicle theft ring.
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In this Dec. 11, 2008 file photo, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo speaks in Albany, N.Y. If there is anyone who could emerge from the AIG bonus debacle looking good, it may be Cuomo, who has successfully strong-armed the company for details on the millions paid to dozens of execu...
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As efforts to curb climate change continue, it is important that the investing public know the financial risks of companies that produce large quantities of global warming pollution ... My office’s initiative to make sure companies are up-front with investors continues, and I applaud AES for joining oth...
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It’s good news for Andrew Cuomo and Rick Lazio but potentially a huge problem for Kirsten Gillibrand ... If Giuliani were to capture the U.S. Senate seat from heavily Democratic New York State, it would return him to the national spotlight big time.
SOURCE: Albany Watch -
Every employer has the obligation to maintain a fair and effective system for addressing and preventing incidents of discrimination and harassment ... Government employers are not exempt. Without effective measures for curbing and preventing discrimination, real and perceived incidents of bias can creat...
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The suit brought by New York's top state prosecutor, Andrew Cuomo, alleges that for several years Intel sought to maintain its dominance by paying billions of dollars in kickbacks to computer makers under the guise of 'rebates,'
SOURCE: MacDailyNews -
New Yorkers should not have to worry that their neighborhood pharmacy is selling expired over-the-counter drugs that may be harmful to themselves or their families ... Today's settlement with CVS and our past settlement with Rite Aid - which total approximately $2 million --send the message that compani...
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the White House got Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, one of the most powerful figures in the state, and New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo to place calls to the assemblywoman on Saturday evening to coax her into
SOURCE: Investor's Business Daily -
Rather than compete fairly, Intel used bribery and coercion to maintain a stranglehold on the market ... Intel's actions not only unfairly restricted potential competitors, but also hurt average consumers who were robbed of better products and lower prices.
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And she made an emotional decision under a lot of pressure from the White House and the person she considered who would be the next governor of New York, in her mind, Andrew Cuomo, and Speaker Silver, who guaranteed her a job in the Assembly.
SOURCE: Politics on the Hudson -
Intel's actions not only unfairly restricted potential competitors, but also hurt average consumers who were robbed of better products and lower prices
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It is an honor to have the support of NY State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo
– Bill Thompson SOURCE: Lost in the Ozone -
But Intel has instead used illegal threats and coercion by bullying to preserve its strangle hold on the market.
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Andrew Cuomo has secretly notified Rudy Giuliani that he will run for governor next year, The Post has learned… Insiders said Cuomo, while convinced he would win, wants to avoid a costly and exhausting campaign against Giuliani, who polls show is popular in the suburbs and upstate but not in New York Ci...
SOURCE: MSNBC -
Intel and Dell collaborated to market microprocessors and servers at prices below cost in order to deprive AMD of strategically important competitive successes
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Andrew Cuomo has secretly notified Rudy Giuliani that he will run for governor next year ... The confidential message, conveyed through intermediaries, was delivered to Giuliani recently and is expected to play a central role in the former mayor’s impending decision on whether to run as the Republican c...
SOURCE: Beltway Blips -
were actually just payoffs with no legitimate business purpose that Intel invented to disguise their anticompetitive nature.
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Andrew Cuomo has done a great job as attorney general.I’ve not heard that he’s announced he’s running for governor.
– Thomas DiNapoli SOURCE: Albany Watch -
All these national pundits who want to say this is a national referendum on what President Obama has done, I think that's a lot of baloney
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In March, insurer AIG paid $165 million in bonuses to 400 employees of the unit responsible for the massive losses that required a $180 billion bailout. Merrill Lynch lost $15 billion in the fourth quarter, its worst ever, but paid $3.6 billion in bonuses; 696 Merrill Lynch executives pocketed bonuses o...
SOURCE: The Columbian -
Drugs should be prescribed to patients on the basis of need, effectiveness, and safety, not on a corporate giant’s promise of an all-expense paid vacation ... In an egregious violation of the law, Amgen allegedly bribed medical providers and left taxpayers footing the bill for free drug samples.
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If there’s a racial issue in a matchup between Gov. David Paterson and Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, these numbers don’t show it. Black Democrats back Cuomo hands down, and black voters in general give Cuomo better grades than the Governor on every measure – even in a race against Mayor Rudolph Giulian...
SOURCE: Capitol Confidential -
FAIR Health and the upstate research network headquartered at Syracuse University will bring much-needed transparency, accountability and fairness to a broken consumer reimbursement system we have called Code Blue ... By transforming this system for consumers nationwide, New York proves its reputation a...
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It's been a tough week for me but it didn't come from Andrew Cuomo ... We had a very nice conversation.
SOURCE: WGRZ | Buffalo, NY -
By blatantly misclassifying its drivers, FedEx Ground has denied these individuals the employment rights they are guaranteed by law
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Attorney General Andrew Cuomo never asked to become United States senator from New York.
SOURCE: New York Post -
Ken Lewis' decision to step down will have no impact on our continuing investigation
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