Steroid

SCOTTSDALE, AZ -- Don Hooten never in a million years thought his son was using steroids. In fact, Don says he just thought his son was getting bigger by going to the gym and eating better. "Taylor put on 30 pounds of muscle in a three...

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But now he has another race to run. So he's injected with some serious, industrial-quality steroids, and away he goes. As the steroids kick in, his pace accelerates, as if the injury never happened. He's up and running, so he must be ok;...

In this article: CAT, Recession, FNM, Tax, Unemployment, ERTS, The Fed, J&J, and Pfizer

...though. We'll never know if we are in full recovery until the bailouts, tax credits and stimulus funding ends. These financial steroids have helped pull our country out of its free fall, but we are on the verge of addiction to these...

In this article: Capitalism, Tax, TARP, Bank of America, Citigroup, and Wall Street

...DEA agents searched two locations - a residence and a business - and seized about 612,000 dosage units of steroids, 11.4 kilograms of raw steroid powder and $60,000 in cash. Those seizures led to the arrests of Wilson and Varner, Whitworth...

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Investing November 16, 2009, 7:17PM EST Low Interest Rates: Steroids for the Stock Rally? The "carry trade" that helps fuel this global rally is fed by super-low interest rates-and the cheap capital they create. Should investors...

In this article: Steroids, Morningstar, New York University, Brown Brothers Harriman, Timothy Geithner, Ben Bernanke, Federal Reserve, and Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation

...pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors. Richard Thomas, 36, pleaded guilty Tuesday to a single federal count of possessing anabolic steroids with intent to sell, according to court documents. Thomas faces up to five years in prison and...

In this article: Florida, Washington Nationals, Washington Capitals, Treasure Island, Anabolic steroid, and Lakeland

...by the financial crisis could abuse their new power. She has asked other countries to look at the lack of competition from banks "on steroids, relying on public money". Governments have stepped in to lend taxpayer support to several...

In this article: Christine Lagarde, France, Oligopoly, European Union, Royal Bank of Scotland, Citigroup, London, and United States

It is a controversial program; testing high school athletes for steroids. It's controversial because Texas spent $6 million to do it and only 19 students have come up positive in the past two years. While some have questioned the testing...

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