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...Insurance markets would be thrown into disarray, with premiums estimated to increase as much 47 per cent in the affected states, according to the Rand Corporation think-tank....
...A report by the US Chamber of Commerce says: “The agreement has been a dramatic success for American workers, farmers, ranchers and companies – and for our Canadian and Mexican neighbours,” labelling it...
...Mr Bonderman, the co-founder of Texas Pacific Group, a buyout firm with $50bn under management, told his audience that you could always rely on Japanese investors to pay more for an asset than it was worth...
...So when an exploration and production company takes a geologist’s advice to buy mineral leases on a particular tract in, say, Texas, they send out lawyers and fast talking “land men” to knock on farmers’...
...Globalization brought fierce competition to the companies and cities that made anything that could be easily shipped across the Pacific....
...But if anyone from either party has a better approach that will bring down premiums, bring down the deficit, cover the uninsured, strengthen Medicare for seniors, and stop insurance company abuses, let me...
...Here, I must state clearly that public sector enterprises such as banks and insurance companies will remain in the public sector and will be given all support, including capital infusion, to grow and remain...
...Meanwhile, a Republican White House headed by a Texas conservative not known for his levelling rhetoric or instinctive multilateralism inveighs against subsidies going to “big corporations and wealthy landowners...
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