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Health-Care Reform's Hidden Taxes | BusinessWeek

... would come from trimming tax breaks for such things as health savings accounts and medical expenses, according to fiscal watchdog US Budget Watch. ...
Maya MacGuineas | November 4, 2009

Will Net Neutrality Go Wireless? | BusinessWeek

The FCC has "the willpower to break this market open," says Tim Wu, a professor who specializes in technology at Columbia Law School. ...
Tim Wu | September 29, 2009

Financial Regulation | BusinessWeek

"Had the world economy collapsed, and there was a reason to believe it could have, the leaders of this country and others may have been forced to take hugely dramatic steps," says Douglas Rediker, a former investment banker now running the New America Foundation's Global Strategic Finance Initiative. ... Original Article
Douglas Rediker | September 21, 2009

Lessons from Lehman's Failure | BusinessWeek

"Any argument that Lehman's collapse served the positive purpose of letting the world financial system participants know there was a risk to be had, that message lasted 24 hours," said Doug Rediker, Director of New America Foundation's Global Strategic Finance Initiative and former Lehman Brothers investment banker. "We may now have the inverse message: There are banks that are too big to fail."... Original Article
Douglas Rediker | September 10, 2009

Small Biz Purging: When Companies Lose Health Care | BusinessWeek

... may seem shocking, Len Nichols, a health policy analyst at the Washington nonpartisan think tank New America Foundation, isn't surprised in the least. ... and more »
Len Nichols | August 7, 2009

Washington Weighs Wireless Regulation | BusinessWeek

"We view handset exclusivity as one part of a much larger problem of the growing power of service providers," says Michael Calabrese, vice-president of think tank New America Foundation. During the proceedings, Senator John Kerry (D-Mass. ...
Michael Calabrese | June 17, 2009

Health-Care Reform: The Industry Signs On | BusinessWeek

"This is big," says Len Nichols, director of health policy at the New America Foundation, a Washington think tank. Nichols was a key member of the Clinton effort to reform health care. He says Monday's meeting should both confound health-care reform ...
Len Nichols | May 11, 2009

G-20: Big Role for a Low-Profile Regulator | BusinessWeek

"It is much more serious than we anticipated," said Douglas Rediker, director of the global strategic finance initiative at the New America Foundation in Washington. Gary Hufbauer of the Peterson Institute for International Economics said the ...
Douglas Rediker | April 2, 2009

Health Care: Obama's Budget Skimps on Cost-Cutting | BusinessWeek

Obama "is signaling that he wants to move away from fee-for-service," says Len Nichols, health policy director at the New America Foundation.
Len Nichols | March 6, 2009

Setting the iPhone Free from AT&T | BusinessWeek

"It is unthinkable that you could only use a Macintosh on an AT&T connection," says Michael Calabrese, vice-president at the New America Foundation, which is chaired by Google Chief Executive Officer Eric Schmidt. Google (GOOG) has helped develop phone ...
Michael Calabrese | March 4, 2009