Wall Street Breakfast
SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance - Oct 31 5:46 AM
A wholesome summary of this morning’s key market- and stock-moving stories.Save to My Web
Unlike 2004, Ballot Initiatives May Benefit Both Parties
CQPolitics.com via Yahoo! News - Oct 30 4:36 PM
Michael Teitelbaum, Elizabeth Crowley and Jesse Stanchak contributed to this report.Save to My Web
Humana posts lower-than-expected profit
Reuters via Yahoo! News - Oct 30 8:44 AM
Health insurer Humana Inc. on Monday reported third-quarter earnings slightly below analysts’ estimates as it saw weakness in one of its Medicare drug plans, and its shares fell nearly 6 percent.Save to My Web
Studying medical plan options can pay off
Newsday - Oct 28 6:41 PM
When he was young and single, Michael Puglisi didn’t put too much thought into the health insurance plans offered at his job. He just picked the cheapest coverage since he typically went to the doctor only twice a year.Save to My Web
DeWine is better pick for Senate
Coshocton Tribune - Oct 26 5:27 AM
There’s perhaps no clearer ideological race on the Nov. 7 ballot than the contest for one of Ohio’s two U.S. Senate seats. Incumbent Republican Mike DeWine faces the stiffest test of his political career as he attempts to cope with corruption scandals involving his party and the unpopularity of President Bush.Save to My Web
Union retirees give endorsement to Donnelly
South Bend Tribune - Oct 26 5:13 AM
Chocola backed by manufacturers.Save to My Web
News From USW: Innovative Trust Fund Makes Payment to 40,000 USW Retirees and Spouses
[Press Release] Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance - Oct 31 6:52 AM
PITTSBURGH—-News From USW: More than 40,000 United Steelworker retirees and spouses who lost health care coverage in the bankruptcies of four steel companies are getting financial help with their Medicare Part B premiums from an innovative trust fund bargained by the USW to assist them.Save to My Web
Cantwell makes pitch to seniors
The Olympian - Oct 27 5:36 AM
LACEY - U.S. Sen. Maria Cantwell traded ideas on medicine and Social Security with a mostly friendly crowd Thursday, getting full agreement from a roomful of elderly Panorama residents that President Bush’s prescription drug plan was flawed and in need of retooling.Save to My Web
