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Regulatory Round Up 9.19.11.

By Greg Jacobs on September 16, 2011
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  • Did you hear that the U.S. sanctioned a company that doesn’t exist? Of course you did, it was kind of a big deal. But in case you didn’t and wanted to sound current in your legal circles.
  • Some people like to claim that higher education is a racket. Turns out some if it is.
  • A Short List of job growth ideas by someone who might actually know something: a small business owner.
  • Dilemma: You just ordered a pizza and the Noid guaranteed it would be there in 30 minutes, when suddenly you realize you have no reports on the cost effectiveness of government contractors. Been there … been there. This ought to get you through.
  • Since the Solyndra investment was such a big hit, here’s a summary of 9 stimulus studies.  Armchair politicians prepare for battle.
  • Blogs are allowed to self promote, right?
  • Speaking of taxes, whenever I have to cut the government a check, I always dream of pulling a Lebowski: rather than paying the tax man, I think of spending my money on a rug that really ties the room together. It seems as though a bunch of government contractors have a little Dude in them, with outstanding payments of 209 Million.
  • In Fake Legal news: Its OK to Laugh

 

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    Reed Smith LLP

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