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...grumpy store manager taking back damaged merchandise is your idea of a good return, you need to come out from under the mattress and take a little risk with your money. Investors are understandably cautious in an economy that is only muddling through, with war as the backdrop. Yet some of the smartest money--professional, private-equity money--is awakening from its bear-market slumber. There are intriguing early signs that private assets, crushed the past few years, will start rising soon even if publicly traded stocks...
...concerned but I’m planning on being cautious,” said Alaly...
Despite all these concerns, attitudes toward medical errors are starting to change. Gallagher says there has been "a gradual loosening" among hospital administrators in charge of managing risk about the disclosure of medical errors. Rather than instructing physicians to be "spin doctors" and keep a cautious tongue, more and more hospitals are letting them be what they are: medical doctors who are human and sometimes make mistakes...
...says one Lula friend, "he's more cautious about not flaming out and screwing up" like so many Latin lefties before him. In a closed-door meeting last month, Lula warned regional PT leaders, "We can't fail in this economic situation." Lula realizes that an erstwhile socialist has to work that much harder to prove he's a market-friendly President. Revenue gaps recently forced Palocci to slash $4 billion from the $75 billion budget (Brazil's most austere in a decade), while Meirelles raised interest rates 4.5 points to 26.5% in hopes of keeping 2003 inflation to single...
Hart said that he is aware that the administration is being more cautious in approving new appointments, but because the department’s hiring season is just beginning, he is unsure what the effects of the new policy will...