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Just as perplexing is why the Bank of England and other authorities took so long to intervene. Britain's main financial regulator waited more than a year after seeing a Price Waterhouse audit that raised serious questions about B.C.C.I.'s viability before seizing its 25 branches in Britain. One explanation...
Throughout the past decade, federal food watchdogs napped to the sounds of this cacophony of false claims. The Food and Drug Administration virtually invited abuse by lifting its own long-standing ban against health promotions on food labels. But the deregulatory winds have shifted, and the sleeping sentry has awakened...
Slovenia was no more reasonable than the federal government in its demands. Intent on seizing all the arms from the troops sent into the republic and on publicly humbling the army, the republic's government scuttled the first cease-fire by demanding that departing forces turn over all weapons except...
As word went around Buffalo that government representatives were booking local hotel rooms while Goldome honchos were emptying their offices, Washington made it official: the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation was seizing Goldome in the biggest bailout of a savings bank in U.S. history. The spoils will go to Buffalo's...
"Students were fundamentally misinformed, assumed the worst and responded in characteristic fashion by seizing a building and marching," says Gomes, who sat on an Afro-Am executive committee appointed by former Dean of the Faculty A. Michael Spence.