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News Corporation has aggressively bought back stock in recent months.

They have aggressively bought an array of companies including mobile startups such as iTriage.

Leibovit believes that gold--which China has aggressively been buying and which he views as a safety valve--should occupy a core position in every portfolio.

So the banks have aggressively been buying oil on their balance sheets.

In North Carolina, Duke's health system has been aggressively buying up local cardiology practices, thereby increasing the number of echocardiograms performed "in the hospital" by 68 percent in one year, and bumping the Medicare payment from $200 to $471, according to The Charlotte Observer and The News & Observer, in Raleigh.

Updated at 9.58am BST 9.28am BST REACTION TO SPANISH BAILOUT BRIEFING One interesting line that emerged last night is that Madrid is considering asking for a credit line from the European Stability Mechanism but then not using it, relying instead on its borrowing costs dropping once the ECB has begun aggressively buying its debt.

To forestall that possibility, the company has been aggressively buying content companies like portal site Excite as well as Matchlogic and Enliven.

Karmazin, whose media giant is being bought by Viacom via, has aggressively pursued investments in a wide array of Internet companies, including CBS MarketWatch mktw, CBS.Sportsline and Iwon.

Consider another recent shift in health care: hospitals have been aggressively buying up physician practices.

[C12.] Dollar Drop Causes Soul-Searching Japan, China and some other Asian nations have been aggressively buying dollars.

Although health clubs remain a highly fragmented industry, several large chains, including Town Sports and Bally, have been aggressively buying up independent clubs and smaller chains.