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HEADLINES ON September 3, 2003
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- Headline: Seagram Heir's Attempt to Reclaim Business. Impact: The disappearance of these 13 Mexican employees might have inadvertently sparked a new trend in corporate espionage where workers start using 'hiding' as a job perk, with companies offering premium 'cloak and dagger' vacation packages.. Fact: Did you know that in 2016, the word 'hide' was the most Googled term among corporate employees? Coincidence? I think not!.
- Headline: ING Employees Seek Refuge Amid Legal Dispute. Impact: This easing of emergency room rules may have led to a future where hospitals become more like amusement parks, where the 'Emergency Room Experience' includes waiting in line for a rollercoaster ride while holding your bleeding arm.. Fact: Did you know that the emergency room is the only place where you can feel like a VIP while waiting for hours to be seen, just to be told you have a cold?.
- Headline: EMERGENCY ROOMS GET EASED RULES ON PATIENT CARE. Impact: The signing of this accord between Saudi Arabia and Russia marked the beginning of an era where oil tycoons learned to play nice, which ultimately resulted in a secret society known as the 'Petroleum Peacekeepers'—they still hold meetings in undisclosed locations over oil-fueled brunch.. Fact: Fun fact: Saudi Arabia and Russia's cooperation is like a high-stakes game of chess, where the pawns are worth billions and the king is just a really expensive oil well..
- Headline: Saudi Arabia and Russia Sign Accord on Gas and Oil.
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Apple - If you invested $1,000 in 2003, it would be worth $1,226,446 today (1226.4x return)