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As we explained earlier this year, the education industry has been a money pit.
FORBES: Only Cure For Economic Depression Is Depression
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As explained in earlier posts, health entitlements have been a significant factor in the explosion in the size of government over the past few decades.
FORBES: Study Finds US Slips in Freedom, Health
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As we explained earlier today, the Credit Card Accountability Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD) Act of 2009, which took effect this morning, is designed to prevent consumers (particularly those under the age of 21) from plunging themselves into an insurmountable level of debt.
FORBES: Is The New Credit Card Law Too Weak?
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As explained in an earlier column, when companies use L-1 visas they are transferring into the United States individuals who already are employed by the companies in another country.
FORBES: New State Department Data Show L-1 Visas in India Declined Significantly in 2011
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As I explained in an earlier post, we are entering a new digital paradigm, where vastly more powerful computers will revolutionize industries ranging from medicine to energy to manufacturing.
FORBES: Should Apple Buy Dell?
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As we explained in an earlier article, Mercedes-Benz posted very strong results in the first half of the year, driven by euro depreciation, rising luxury car demand, quality improvements and a successful model mix.
FORBES: Lincoln The Laggard Brings Up The Rear Of Luxury Autos
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The bill has restrictions on new drilling as my earlier post today explained.
FORBES: Digging Into The Senate Climate Bill
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These results will leverage past money spent and reward new money in a medium that, as I explained in a post earlier today, can be readily bought.
FORBES: Facebook Graph Search Runs On Likes That Advertisers Have Already Paid For
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The government's attempts to protect the French language have failed miserably, as have the vast sums it has spent on the arts, which Fumaroli explained in an earlier book, L'Etat culturel.
FORBES: Current Events
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In this video, recorded last December, I predicted that semiconductor revenues would decline by as much as 5% in 2012, a figure Objective Analysis derived using a methodology that I have explained in earlier posts of the Chip Talk Forbes blog.
FORBES: WSTS Reduces 2012 Semiconductor Forecast