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California slips in national rankings of high-tech economies, according to Milken Institute study
(SAN DIEGO) California's tradition of turning ideas into profitable businesses that can drive its kn
owledge-based economy may be at risk.
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Small Changes in Investment Incentives Can Have a Powerful Effect on Energy Independence
LOS ANGELES — Global environmental concerns and national security demands have everyone talking abou
t alternative energy sources. But preparing Americans to be energy independent requires more than talk.
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New research from banking experts at the Milken Institute asks the question: "Just How Big Is the Too Big to Fail Problem?" Their answer: perhaps not as big as many fear.
LOS ANGELES -- "Just How Big Is the Too Big to Fail Problem?", a new report from the Milken Institut
e, examines the impact of changes in banking regulation since the recent financial crisis.
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Rebuilding Iraq's Economy Off to Rocky Start, Handicapped by U.S. Policy Strictures, Says Economist in Milken Institute Review
As the day-to-day headlines make clear, security is still the overwhelming concern in Iraq. But beyo
nd security issues, a transition to stability and democracy depends on success in rebuilding the economy.
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Milken Institute Global Conference convenes leaders from around the world
LOS ANGELES -- The 15th Milken Institute Global Conference, April 29-May 2 at The Beverly Hilton, br
ings together many of today's most innovative minds and distinguished leaders to focus on finding solutions to the world's most pressing issues.
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Who's Number One in Technology and Science? Massachusetts, California, Colorado, Maryland, Virginia Lead Milken Institute Index
LOS ANGELES — In Colorado, Gov. Bill Owens recently redirected $50 million in state funds to a new C
olorado Venture Capital Authority to provide capital to businesses throughout the state.
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Hong Kong maintains top spot in Milken Institute Capital Access Index
LOS ANGELES — Access to capital is of increasing importance in today's global credit squeeze, increa
sing the competition among both developed and emerging markets as they attempt to build and sustain a thriving business sector.
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Speeding the adoption of new lifesaving medical technology - A special issue of The Milken Institute Review focused on the issues of the Center for Accelerating Medical Solutions (CAMS)
LOS ANGELES / WASHINGTON — Consider:
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Milken Institute Global Conference convenes leaders from around the world
LOS ANGELES -- The 15th Milken Institute Global Conference, April 29-May 2 at The Beverly Hilton, br
ings together many of today's most innovative minds and distinguished leaders to focus on finding solutions to the world's most pressing issues.
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JEFFERIES' MICHAEL KLOWDEN NAMED CEO OF MILKEN INSTITUTE
LOS ANGELES — Michael L. Klowden has been named President and Chief Executive Officer of the Milken
Institute.
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Tobacco settlement robs Peter to pay Paul, says economist in latest Milken Institute Review
When the major tobacco companies agreed in 1998 to settle a series of lawsuits filed by eight state
attorneys general, the agreement was hailed as an historic event that would add hundreds of billions of dollars to state coffers and give millions of smo
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Afghanistan opium trade thwarts government's authority, warns Robert Looney in the latest Milken Institute Review
LOS ANGELES — Robert Looney, from the Naval Postgraduate School, writes about America's latest forei
gn quagmire in the Milken Institute Review.
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