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...prescription drugs, Neurontin and Paxil, are rekindling debate about whether drugmakers are generating profits at the expense and health of consumers. Since 2001, pharmaceutical companies have paid the U.S. government more than $2 billion to resolve charges of fraudulent sales and marketing tactics (including a record $875 million that TAP Pharmaceutical Products paid as a settlement in 2001 over kickback schemes to get doctors to prescribe its prostate-cancer drug Lupron). Almost every major firm is now being investigated. Says T. Reed Stephens, a former federal prosecutor who brought several cases against Big Pharma: "We've got a Titanic situation...
...with three more non-conference games on tap, Ogbechie returned to the bench to rest her injured knee. Harvard dropped all three matches—its final contests against non-Ivy opponents—and headed into Ivy play with a 2-9 record...
...program’s potential extends beyond sporting events, and Spectacle will likely look to tap into Harvard’s arts programs as well...
...France golf pros have taken to Dartfish. In one British school district, gym teachers dissect their students' badminton swings with the program. "With television and the Olympic sports, we are starting at the top of the pyramid," says Bergonzoli. "Step by step, we'll work our way down and tap into the millions of coaches and athletes who will want this software." A Little League coach who needs the basics can get Dartfish for $500. The pros dish out $5,000 for a more advanced version...
...know he’s still on tap to give the commencement speech,” Annan’s spokesperson Farhan A. Haq said. “Given these threats, we are taking the appropriate measures and consulting with the U.S. government as the host country...