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• How Your $4 Coffee Can Cost You $39 or More if You Use Your Debit Card! Federal Level Consumer Protection and Modern Payments Transactions 

  INTRODUCTION Who wants to pay $39 for a $4 cup of coffee? Emma, a university student, goes into her local Starbucks for a cup of her favorite Java...

  07/01/09 by Martin, Jennifer S · More from publication

• U.S. Move to International Accounting Standards - A Matter of Cultural Discord - How do we Reconcile?, The 

  "Convergence is, from the accounting and financial reporting world's viewpoint, the single most important thing in the history of the world."1 I....

  07/01/09 by Newman, Neal F · More from publication

• Risks, Rules, and Institutions: A Process for Reforming Financial Regulation 

  The world has changed dramatically since the Department of Treasury released its Blueprint for a Modernized Financial Regulatory Structure in March...

  07/01/09 by Omarova, Saule; Feibelman, Adam · More from publication

• Religion and American Politics: Three Views of the Cathedral 

  I. Introduction In a recent book defending what he sees as a narrow but vital role for the university, Stanley Fish writes that academic...

  07/01/09 by Horwitz, Paul · More from publication

• Torts-Simpson Strong-Tie v. Stewart: Balancing the Protection of Individuals with the Freedom of the Judicial Process in Tennessee Attorney Solicitations 

  Tennessee, along with the majority of jurisdictions, has long recognized the absolute litigation privilege in defamation cas- es as a crucial tool...

  07/01/09 by Lindner, Erno D · More from publication

• When the Government Becomes a Stockholder: Impact of the Capital Purchase Program on Bank Regulation 

  In the year 2008, stockholders lost $6.9 trillion in the stock market and $3.3 trillion in home equity,1 many financial industry giants either went...

  07/01/09 by Prester, Jackie · More from publication

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