American Business Daily: 'Pay-to-delay' agreements for 20 drugs cost consumers $98B

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July 12, 2013

NEWS FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY 'Pay-to-delay' agreements for 20 drugs cost consumers $98B 30-year fixed rate mortgage reaches two year high Can Microsoft's reorganization make both investors and customers happy? Ruling ends America's Cup safety spat but race questions linger How 49ers like Steve Young and Brent Jones rode the dot-com boom to investing careers Start your FREE 4 week trial to access subscriber-only content, weekly Top 25 lists and the leads and tools to stay ahead of the competition. Sign-up Now. CareerBuilder forecast paints rosy U.S. hiring picture -- for temporary positions U.S. military to boost alternative-fuel vehicles, Navigant predicts Forget the bones; Yum customers are loco tacos NLRB plays key role in Reid's threat to go nuclear against filibuster Salesforce wraps up offer for ExactTarget shares Start your 6 week trial now Get a complimentary 6 week trial and unlock access to more premium content, lists and executive profiles. Learn More Call from Google is a game-changer for catering startup New Neiman Marcus GM Jeff Byron: 'I only see opportunities' Exclusive: Lenovo head Parker speaks out on No. 1 status Nuance and TLC expand partnership deal for Swype Microsoft touts Xbox One as 'justifiable business expense' Boeing: Aircraft-backed bond issues to hit $30 billion House passes farm bill with no nutritional value Valero to enter petrochemicals business with $700 million upgrade Motorola may spend up to $500M to market new Moto X phone BlackBerry reportedly loses two more key executives With 339,000 subscribers, PCWorld calls it quits in print Goldman to invest in Bronx ice rink Director Sam Mendes will return for 24th Bond movie Where is P&G putting its ad money? VCs love brains, diversity Back-to-school shopping at Target, Macy's ... already? 35 percent of Americans are jerks; admit they use their phones at movie theaters

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