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Zetsche promises to fight litigation.(Dieter Zetsche)

Sometimes you have to spend money to save money. Dieter Zetsche has vowed to fight litigation to put an end to meritless suits and unjust legal fees, which he says have become a $40 billion annual industry in the U.S. "It's fair to say America has a lawsuit-happy culture," the head of the Chrysler Group of what he calls "jackpot justice." "The perception is that you sue those rich crooks because the poor individual needs to be compensated for the terrible things you've done." While all U.S. auto executives have urged tort reform to deal with this issue, Zetsche has

Special session OKs terror bill

The House of Representatives ratified the anti-terrorism bill Monday night and approved the bicameral conference committee report on it, paving the way for President Arroyo to sign the long-awaited bill into law. A majority of the 172 members of the House who attended the start of the two-day special session of Congress Monday voted to ratify the measure, to be known as the Human Security Act of 2007. Speaker Jose de Venecia Jr. said the approval of the measure by both chambers of Congress is a "major step to enhancing the Philippines’ capability to meet threats from regional and global

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Personal Finance Queries Column.

-CAR SHOPPING? BE PREPARED: Few consumers relish the car-buying process. It's hard to shake the feeling that you've been taken or that someone else got a better deal. Pennsylvania auto lemon law attorney Craig Kimmel, who's become an expert on dealer sales practices during his 13 years representing aggrieved car owners, talked recently about tactics some dealers use to grab more of your money and offered tips to help you avoid getting snookered. Ploy 1: The dealership tells you your credit score is so bad, you don't qualify for regular or low-interest financing. Dealers make the most money these days

PNP audit unit curbs graft

A Philippine National Police unit has taken the lead in eliminating “cash conversions” and other irregularities in the agency, achieving a “zero graft case” after only a year of operations. Director General Arturo Lomibao, Philippine National Police chief, said the creation of the PNP Internal Audit Office on March 15, 2005, or a day after he assumed office, has significantly reduced anomalies like “conversions.” The PNP IAO, he said, was meant primarily to implement Republic Act 9184 or the Government Procurement Reform Act of 2002, otherwise known as the anti-lemon law. “It’s primary mission was to keep watch and safeguard

Animal activists get Harrisburg’s ear.

Jan. 9--HARRISBURG -- Clacking across the tile floors in high heels, animal-welfare lobbyist Heidi Prescott spies her prey: Rep. Edward Staback of Lackawanna. Prescott, a senior vice president for the Humane Society of the United States, is one of the lone voices advocating for animals in Harrisburg. Staback is her sometime adversary: the Democratic chairman of the House Game Committee and an avid hunter. Prescott urges him to consider supporting a bill to ban so-called canned hunts, in which hunters pay to shoot exotic animals in pens. Even Staback, who agreed to look at the bill, admits: "She's very effective."