Big-ticket

Big-ticket devices intended to keep weakened hearts beating properly provide little benefit to almost 40% of patients who are candidates for them under current treatment guidelines, according to a new study.

Scrutiny for Heart Devices Ron Winslow 2011

Big-ticket devices intended to keep weakened hearts beating properly provide little benefit to almost 40% of patients who are candidates for them under current treatment guidelines, according to a new study.

Scrutiny for Heart Devices Ron Winslow 2011

Big-ticket events aimed at the rich include next month's Formula 1 Grand Prix and a September yacht show known colloquially as Yachtapalooza for the super-rich.

Monaco Hopes for Tourism Boost From 'Other' Royal Wedding Katharina Bart 2011

Big-ticket funding would, however, be limited to three or four start-ups, he said.

India's Online Retailers Seek Investors 2011

Budget Behemoths Big-ticket government projects, in 2011 dollars

The $1 Trillion Fighter-Jet Fleet Nathan Hodge 2011

Big-ticket advertisers — including Taco Bell, GM, Wrigley, H&R Block, Subway and L'Oreal — have since pulled out of the series.

Skins' Ratings Plummet, Oprah Soars 2011

Big-ticket items are ineffective in dealing with the threat of terrorist groups such as al Qaeda.

Rep. Mike Honda: U.S. Defense Industry Preventing Effective Strategies in Afghanistan Rep. Mike Honda 2010

Big-ticket items are where the money is, irrespective of what is effective in undermining threats.

Rep. Mike Honda: U.S. Defense Industry Preventing Effective Strategies in Afghanistan Rep. Mike Honda 2010

Big-ticket capital projects aren't drying up, either.

College football coaches see salaries rise in down economy 2009

Big-ticket health-care fraud settlements in recent years have largely centered on allegations that drug makers have promoted drugs for unapproved uses and paid kickbacks to health-care providers.

Glaxo to Pay $750 Million in Pact; Whistleblower Due Big Payment Peter Loftus 2010