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Should private companies be required to report their financials?
Many European businesses support financial disclosure regulations, though most wouldn't disclose financials if not required to.
Single women downplay career goals and salary expectations
Single women routinely downplay their career goals and subdue their assertiveness in hopes of better romantic opportunities.
Tweaking US health-insurance subsidies could save $3 billion
When prices are stable, shifting to fixed subsidies could allow the government to achieve the same coverage for 6 percent less.
Only one type of private-equity fund of funds earns its fees
FOFs that focus on venture capital do just as well as investments made directly in venture-capital funds.
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