Directly beneath this story on the front page was a key H.M.O. related Supreme Court ruling saying that these organizations would not be liable for providing special financial incentives to doctors to hold down costs and restrict care. To the right was a one column story on missing nuclear data from the Los Alamos lab. Perhaps this placement best dramatizes the significance of this story. The story includes a few quotes from myself at the end and can be found by going to the NY Times archive and typing in Bill Parish in the search box.
Hidden Costs of Stock Options May Soon Come Back to Haunt
By GRETCHEN MORGENSON, June 13, 2000
"Microsoft and Cisco Systems, two of the nation's most profitable companies,
are well on their way to owing nothing in federal income taxes on the money
they have made so far this year. How can powerful companies like these,
reporting billions in inc ..."
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