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Posted September 7, 2007
Scott Pullins: Table Games Legalized in PA in 12 Months?
Analysis of: Table Games Move Closer in Pennsylvania | www.post-gazette.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
Early success of PA slots.  Increased competition from WV table games.
Posted September 7, 2007
Scott Pullins: Ohio Skill Game Operators Get Short Reprieve
Analysis of: Ohio Skill Games Operators Get 2 Week Reprieve | www.columbusdispatch.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
There is a strong likelihood that skill game operators will continue to be successful in the legal process.  The real battle will turn soon from a legal battle to a political one. Attorney General does not have clear legal authority to pursue this issue in court.
Philip Corzine Posted September 7, 2007
The opportunity to make significant changes in US farm policy will likely be squandered, more of the same the most likely outcome.
Analysis of: U.S. Ag Secretary Wants Lower Farm Subsidy Limit | www.soyatech.com
Author: Philip Corzine, Founder & Managing Consultant AgPage International Consulting, LLC
It appears that Congress may, yet again, renew many of the provisions in the 2002 program…pushing the issue of true reforms to be  played out in the courts of the WTO.  The US will eventually be forced to "level the playing field" on these issues, and it may be forced on the farm sector at...
Posted August 31, 2007
Milan Malpensa airport looking for a non-European partner
Analysis of: Alitalia business plan sees 1,000 redundancies, sale of 20-25 aircraft | www.forbes.com
Author: Paolo Zanetto, Senior Partner Cattaneo Zanetto & Co
Alitalia's new business plan abandoning Milan Malpensa airport opens the door to any non-European airline willing to make Malpensa its European hub, in one of the richest cities of Europe.
Posted August 30, 2007
Utility M&A in Italy is a political game for Iride and Hera
Analysis of: Hera, Acea and Iride merger talks to start on a wave of consolidation within the Italian utility sector | www.ft.com
Author: Paolo Zanetto, Senior Partner Cattaneo Zanetto & Co
The consolidation in the Italian utility sector is a political game decided by the mayors of the biggest cities: Turin, Milan, Bologna and Rome. Turin's local utility Iride is trying to find a partner for a merger, after the acquisition of Genoa's local utility. Will it be Milan's AEM or Bologna's...
Posted August 29, 2007
Italian government fights hard for ENI on Kazakhstan
Analysis of: Kazakhs Suspend Permits for Oil Field | www.nytimes.com
Author: Paolo Zanetto, Senior Partner Cattaneo Zanetto & Co
Italian oil company ENI will receive full support from Italian PM Romano Prodi and the Italian diplomacy for its negotiation with Kazakhstan for the drilling rights of Kashagan gas field.
Posted August 17, 2007
Fed Cuts Key Rate - Too Little But Maybe Not Too Late
Analysis of: In Surprise Move, Fed Cuts Key Rate | www.nytimes.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
The Fed  has  finally  started  acting. One key  rate has been cut. This would hopefully help revive  the  American mortgage market - but more  important - help revive that brittle commodity called market confidence. In this analysis I look  at  the ...
Posted August 2, 2007
New Cancer Drug: The Way Forward
Analysis of: Cancer Drug Fails, So Maker Tries New Pitch | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
How the company that developed this cancer drug moves forward in addressing legitimate issues (raised by the FDA) will determine its credibility with the public. It's not just a matter of making a new pitch for the drug because at stake here is not only the long-term viability of the company,...
Posted August 2, 2007
The trip by United States HHS official Rich McKeown to the PRC may only result in mutual PR.
Analysis of: U.S. Pushes China on Safety | online.wsj.com
Author: GLG Member Program Contributor
1.The trip is acceptable to China due to its current diplomatic charm offensive. 2.The trip is occurring at a delicate time for Chinese foreign policy. 3.The safety issue is related to other domestic problems in China. 4.The fundamental problem is corruption. The trip may end only in a PR exercise leaving...
Josh King Posted July 31, 2007
700 MHz Auction Will be Different - Sort Of
Analysis of: FCC Auction Rules Could Redraw Map Of Wireless Sector | online.wsj.com
Author: Josh King, VP, Business Development, General Counsel Avvo, Inc.
The large wireless incumbants (AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile) will participate heavily in the auction.  AT&T and Verizon will likely spend the most, given their deep pockets and affinity for low-frequency spectrum. If Frontline (or some similar entity) acquires the 10 MHz public safety...
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