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But, he said, if the rebates go away, "I'm out of business".

Wal-Mart also warned that its sales would slow in August, as the stimulus from the government's tax rebates fades away.

It replaces subsidies for purchasing insurance plans with less generous tax rebates, hacks away at Medicaid, and junks the principle that insurers must treat the sick and healthy alike.

Was it when VHS went out of style, and you had to buy all your movies again on DVD? Was it the time(s) you never got the rebate you mailed away for?

"How would it look if Grant County gives away rebates while so many people are paying more for electricity?" asked Lon Topaz, director of resource management for the utility.

"As far as action goes, the only thing they've done is take away the rebate check," said Scott Reif, a Senate Republican spokesman.

Consumers are often asked to perform unnecessary tasks with the idea that somewhere along this journey, their focus on rebate redemption will fall away.

Then they gave it away as rebates, which is the politicians' way to buy votes.

Mr. Spatt said in an interview that the problem caused by rebates has not gone away and has most likely intensified as other sources of revenue for brokers have shrunk.

The PT may be one of the first small U.S. cars that isn't given away with rebates and subsidized leases.

Expect fewer Cadillac rebates and give-away deals, higher selling prices and lower sales, but this is the right step toward restoring Cadillac's reputation.