Morning Links: 27 October 2006
Known "spinster" thought to be behind controversial senate ad, LifePoint reports 3Q earnings, Nikkei rises with strong performances from, among others, Nissan, and more...
Spin expert said to be behind Senate ad controversy
LifePoint reports earnings of 61 cents per share for third quarter of 2006
Japanese stocks rise as companies like Nissan show strong gains
Genesco announces new compensation package for executives
Former VUMC exec and St. Thomas CEO Deb German tapped to launch new medical school at University of Central Florida [added 9:54 a.m.]
CBRL issues its 2006 proxy statement [added 10:45 a.m.]
