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...Asian residents--was awarded the first pick in the draft, and Chinese officials decided it was time to negotiate Yao's release. (The NBA may schedule Rockets preseason games in Beijing and Shanghai next year; the Rockets paid Yao's Chinese professional team a $350,000 transfer fee, and Yao will give at least 50% of his salary to various Chinese sporting bodies while continuing to play for the Chinese national team in international competitions like the Olympics.) When Rockets general manager Carroll Dawson finally met the future of his franchise in Shanghai, he was stunned: "Yao walked...
...worried that once the war begins we're going to be on our own," said an influential House Republican. Sources familiar with the package say it will find savings by enticing seniors into managed care with the promise of prescription drugs. But those who remain in the existing fee-for-service program could find themselves shut out of the new drug benefit. The idea of forcing seniors into managed care as the price of obtaining drug coverage looks like political suicide to lawmakers of both parties, who for years have been promising seniors a comprehensive solution to the rising costs...
Based in Hingham, Mass., Protegent charges a setup fee and then an ongoing $15 to $20 a month per broker (it can also bill by account). About 25,000 brokers handling more than 12 million accounts are currently tracked, the company says. Nationwide, there are more than 5,000 broker-dealers employing some 675,000 brokers. "Firms are under increasing pressure to be more and more watchful," says Jaime Punishill, an analyst who covers financial-services technologies at Forrester Research. "That's hard with a mostly manual system. If firms can automate cost-effectively, then...
...sales, is adding broker-compliance screening to its products. Tilken says Broker Audit's toughest competition will be in-house software developed by brokerages. That's probably truest of the largest houses, which might find it less expensive to write their own code than to pay a per-broker fee month after month...
...total, in which he is free to mount his own stance on the swirling controversies in British higher education, such as student dissent over the recent “top-up,” the proposed university tuition hike which raises the nation-wide £1,000 fee to £3,000 (less than $5,000). “I don’t begrudge Oxford students their luxury,” Fenster wrote on January 23. “On the contrary, in your position, I would have hiked up my breeches, held my head high...