Relenza can cut the risk of infection from household members by about 80 percent, researchers say. The drug seems to glue drug-resistant flu viruses to infected cells so that they can't spread. This will be a plus when a new flu pandemic hits. The Chrysler is silent. The quip hit home in Auburn Hills, Mich., the firm's U.S headquarters, with the departure of respected American chief Thomas Stallkamp and three other top executives.
Analysts predict an exodus of other executives.
Investor morale isn't much better. The stock has dropped 35 percent. The company won't regain its good reputation, says David Healy of Burnham Securities, until it shows it can achieve the savings promised with the merger. The Constitution's First Amendment will be prominent at the Supreme Court in the term beginning next week. The justices will debate whether Missouri limits on political contributions violate freedom of speech.