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Indeed, P. Roy Vagelos, a former CEO and chairman of Merck, traveled last fall to China, where he met a number of U.S.-educated Chinese scientists who had returned to work in their homeland. "The new labs are spectacular," he says. "Unbelievable. The equipment leaves nothing to be desired." The...
There were two qualities that Jack Abramoff looked for in a prospective lobbying client: naiveté and a willingness to part with a lot of money. In early 2001 he found both in an obscure Indian tribe called the Louisiana Coushattas. Thanks to the humming casino the tribe had erected on...
For three years, big-city mayors and the 9/11 commission assailed DHS for doling out money with little regard to risk-resulting in Wyoming getting far more antiterrorism funding per person than New York. (See TIME?s investigation " How We Got Homeland Security Wrong," March 29, 2004). Since he took...
Where's Ross Perot when you need him? As the year winds down, Congress is rushing to finish doling out money to federal programs. But amid all the haggling over deficit-reduction bills, some pet projects haven't exactly been put on the chopping block.
Is a Greenwich Village pub that serves $13 burgers worthy of a Michelin star? A few years ago, the answer probably would have been Mais Non! Michelin-the legendary French restaurant guide whose ratings make or break the great chefs of Europe-is, after all, famously stingy in doling out...