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“The federal antikickback law doesn't specifically address the issue of surgeons using medical devices made by companies they co-own, but HHS's Office of the Inspector General has issued regulatory guidance for complying with the statute: Among other things, it advises that no more than 40% of a company be owned "by investors who are in a position" to "generate business" for it.”
The Wall Street Journal: Taking Double Cut, Surgeons Implant Their Own Devices
“But to the Staffwaggers, the Rotisserie (fantasy) league team that I co-own with my brother-in-law Jim Wagstaffe, Wigginton's 39th appearance at second base this year was big news.”
“The 75,000 staff, known as "partners" because they co-own the retail group, are expected to receive a bonus of about 17% of annual pay in this month's pay packet.”
“Texas has the edge, 4-1, and that's without the help of veteran pitcher David Bush, whom the Rangers released in July, or George W. Bush, who used to co-own the club.”
The Wall Street Journal: Ask Not What This Series Can Do For You
“Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan also co-own the company, which operates casinos in Las Vegas catering to Las Vegas residents and elsewhere.”
The Wall Street Journal: Casino Giants Struggle Against Volatile Credit Markets
“The American Center for Law and Justice's tax attorney says the payments to the Sekulows and businesses they own or co-own are all made for the charities' benefit and have passed an IRS audit.”
USA Today: Tenn. lawyer's family, firm collect millions from charities
“Since 1998, the two charities have paid out more than $33 million to members of Sekulow's family and businesses they own or co-own, according to the charities' federal tax returns.”
USA Today: Tenn. lawyer's family, firm collect millions from charities
“This could end up being bigger than zipcar if it provides well-defined legal way to co-own cars with neighbors.”
“A bankruptcy judge said Wednesday he was "troubled" by a plan by two banks who co-own the Archstone apartment company with Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. to sell half their interests in the venture to Sam Zell 's Equity Residential , Archstone's largest competitor.”
The Wall Street Journal: Judge Expresses Concern Over Archstone Plan
“The Lehman Bankruptcy Judge's Archstone Concern A bankruptcy judge said Wednesday he was "troubled" by a plan by two banks that co-own the Archstone apartment company with Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. to sell half their interests in the venture to Sam Zell 's Equity Residential , Archstone's largest competitor.”
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