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To: d:oug who wrote (79558)	11/24/2001 7:27:19 AM
From: d:oug	Respond to of 116866

A business news web site formated different than others. But then i have seened almost none others, and CNBC and Yahoo and CNN probably don't count. thedeal.com Other sites of usefullness, please post url. This web site seems more of a collection of facts about deal making and related good bad and ugly happenings with companies. Might be a good place to collect recent events and follow them. One web page option is about bankruptcies. Another is government hearings, of which is UGLY. (or) Does my Duck Tester need adjustmint? (EC to the rescue) In the absence of federal legislation, entire sectors of the U.S. economy could be left wholly exposed and unable to continue the normal course of business. Robert E. Vagley is president of the American Insurance Association. This is excerpted from his testimony last week to the Senate commerce committee. "... [the] legislation we are seeking is not, repeat not, a bailout for the insurance industry. In fact, the primary beneficiaries of such legislation would be our customers and the U.S. economy." "... [in] the absence of federal legislation, entire sectors of the U.S. economy could be left wholly exposed and unable to continue the normal course of business."