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Tuesday, August 09, 2005
LISTEN TO STORYFighting for the right to peek
More than half of the publicly-traded companies in this country make their corporate homes in the state of Delaware; it's one of the few that let businesses incorporate without actually being there. The documents are in Delaware, but only Delaware-ians can see 'em — for now. From WHYY, Aries Keck reports. (image: Yahoo Travel)
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