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...There’s tax reasons, there’s other implications about it,” Cross says. “The answer’s no, it’s not being considered at this time...
...scientific talent. "California will be the center of stem-cell research for the world," predicts Palo Alto real estate developer Robert Klein, co-chairman of the initiative campaign. Klein, who has contributed $1.4 million of his money toward the effort, touts the economic benefits, forecasting $70 million in tax revenues from new jobs even before any cures are discovered. And if cures are found, the profits would accrue to California companies, along with substantial savings on the state's $114 billion annual health-care bill...
...wants. One area where the two countries do see eye to eye is corporate taxes: both are worried about competition from the new, low-tax Eastern European E.U. members. But their plans to push for E.U.-wide tax harmonization are fiercely opposed in Brussels by Britain , Ireland and others. It may be a while before anyone's singing We Are the Champions. U.K. Becomes A Statin Island I n the fight against heart disease, drugmakers last week hailed a British government decision to green-light over-the-counter-sales of the cholesterol-lowering drugs known as statins, the first such...
...Miramax. Even more disturbing than Disney’s disavowal of any and all products deemed too political, Moore’s agent has told The New York Times that Disney’s chief executive Michael D. Eisner made clear to him the decision was largely motivated by tax incentives concerning its theme park in the state of Florida...
Accompanying the Budget are dozens of departmental information kits; the material is produced by public servants. News of tax changes, family payments or recent modifications to Medicare will be disseminated via government advertising campaigns. The federal government spent $A78 million on advertising in 2003, making it the fifth biggest spender in the country (wedged between Nestl? and Harvey Holdings). Labor says the government has spent $A650 million since 1996 on taxpayer-funded advertising. Running the country, of course, means placing employment ads, recruiting military personnel and explaining administrative changes. But it also provides tremendous strategic opportunities for getting...