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- Reflections on class and race in America
  Posted by Sandyenglish
  It is striking that the American media, beginning on election night and continuing in the aftermath of the vote, has been virtually unanimous in interpreting the victory of Barack Obama entirely in racial terms. This trend is epitomized in the treatment of the Democratic sweep by the New York Times, the most prominent organ of the American liberal establishment, which ran a banner headline on Wednesday declaring, "Obama: Racial Barrier Falls in Decisive Victory."
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- Class actions rise: more to come
  Posted by SoxFirst
  Class actions are on the increase and there will be even more ahead with teh credit and subprime crisis.
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- Race, class and the politics of the Obama campaign
  Posted by Sandyenglish
  The widely publicized speech Tuesday by Barack Obama on race relations in the United States was another exercise in walking the political tightrope for the Democratic candidate in his closely contested struggle with Hillary Clinton for the party’s presidential nomination.
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- The Evolution of Evil | The Smirking Chimp
  Posted by statusquobuster from Smirkingchimp
  Beware, a global plutocracy is winning!
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- Mayne vs Murdoch
  Posted by SoxFirst
  A persistent and effective Australian shareholder activist has forced Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation to consider a motion at its next annual general meeting that would scrap News Corp's outrageous gerrymander system of Class A and Class B shares that ensure Murdoch stays in control with only 15 per cent of the equity.
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- Pace of US class-action filings falls: less fraud or strong market?
  Posted by SoxFirst
  The number of securities class actions is down significantly, falling to well below average. But is because of less fraud or a stronger market?
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- Global accountability and class actions
  Posted by SoxFirst
  In a global economy, it's no surprise that international institutions are filing more class actions in the US. And the trend is expected to continue.
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