Ross Perot News
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Six years after the start of the foreclosure crisis, American homeowners are paying their mortgages like the housing crash never happened.
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The base of the Perot Museum of Nature and Science’s undulating roof has broken stone slabs and concrete shafts. They might be ancient bones bleached by the sun.
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South Koreans may face a fascinating choice come December’s presidential election: Elizabeth I or Ross Perot?
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The traditional roles of a U.S. presidential running mate are ticket balancer and attack dog. With their choices of Al Gore and Dick Cheney, Bill Clinton and George W. Bush added another: the brainy policy partner with big-picture views.
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Billionaire Nicolas Berggruen wants to talk about economic and political governance at the World Economic Forum’s annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, this week. If only the more than 2,500 business and political leaders attending would put down their BlackBerrys.
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A suit accusing billionaire H. Ross Perot’s family trust of mismanaging a fund so that it went from $2.5 billion to “less than zero” was dismissed by a federal judge in Dallas. The judge said the investors can file a new complaint.
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After trailing in polls for months, South Korea’s opposition is being tempted by popular support for a political neophyte as a decision looms on its candidate for president in December elections. The maverick’s attraction as an outsider may also be his biggest vulnerability.
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Billionaire Rahul Bajaj is obsessed with his Davos car pass.
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I pine for Ross Perot’s campaign. Not the candidate himself, though he had his charms. But the charts and graphs.
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To win, say “growth.” That’s the takeaway from a survey of past presidential debates.
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