John Anderson News
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Harvard University scientists discovered a hormone that spurs the growth of beta cells, the body’s insulin factories, a finding that holds promise for treating diabetes in a new way.
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J.P. Morgan Asset Management hired John Anderson from Gartmore Investment Management Ltd. to be a portfolio manager in its fixed-income team.
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A Virginia man charged with participating in what he thought was an al-Qaeda plot to bomb Metrorail subway stations in the Washington area will be held without bail, a U.S. magistrate judge said.
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The Washington Auto Show isn’t just about cars. It’s a must-attend event for lobbyists and regulators.
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A federal appeals court in New Orleans set an expedited hearing date for arguments over whether to lift a moratorium on deep-water drilling. The hearing is scheduled for July 8.
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R. Allen Stanford, the onetime Caribbean banking tycoon found guilty of helming a $7 billion investment fraud, was brought down by his own arrogance and greed, jurors said.
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General Electric Co. is seeking $6 billion in contracts out of Australia by the end of the decade as it taps the country’s growing role as a supplier of liquefied natural gas, iron ore and wind power.
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John E. Anderson, who parlayed his profits as a Los Angeles beverage wholesaler into real estate and financial services, making him a billionaire with his name on UCLA’s business school, has died. He was 93.
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The cost of a Thanksgiving dinner in the U.S. will jump 13 percent this year, the biggest gain in two decades, as prices rose for everything from turkey to green peas to milk, the American Farm Bureau Federation said.
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A man who admitted running the largest Ponzi scheme in British history, defrauding investors of more than 115 million pounds ($182 million), was sentenced to 14 years and six months in prison, prosecutors said.
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