Mud already flying between two in Senate race – Athens Banner-Herald
Two Republicans in a crowded race for a rare open state Senate seat drew first blood this month, fighting over taxes and spending in the heavily conservative Northeast Georgia district. Kelley Gary, a Jackson County businessman, launched a war of
State regulators may tighten conditions on Entergy spinoff – WatertownDailyTimes.com
NEW ORLEANS — Power provider Entergy Corp.’s proposal to spin off its wholesale nuclear power plants into a separate company has run into snags long past the time when it had hoped to close the deal. New York utility regulators may tighten
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ON DEFICIT, CUTTING SPORTS, TAX INCREASE, SOCIAL – Wichita Eagle
In addition to our rising national deficit, there is a deficit of trust among the citizens of this country. That distrust is aimed straight at the politicians, bankers, Wall Street traders, insurance executives and others who appear to be solely
Latest credit card statments reflect changes in law and include – Tuscaloosa News
minimum payment of $10 each month on a balance of $703.50 from a credit card with an annual percentage interest rate of 20.24 percent would need 10 years to pay off the debt. That assumes credit cards and quickly amassed debts in addition to
Wellmark’s 18% rate increase scrutinized – Des Moines Register
Mark Daggy spent 19 days in the hospital a couple of years ago after two major surgeries that lasted a total of eight hours. But state officials say turning 60 is the primary reason his Wellmark health insurance rates will spike an astonishing 67
6 factors driving UA’s ever-burgeoning tuition-costs – Arizona Daily Star
UA President Robert Shelton talks about hot topics in this interview from the college’s public relations unit. If state taxes won’t pay the bills, students will have to. University of Arizona administrators say the school needs a 31 percent increase
Howard budget director sees ‘difficult years’ – Baltimore Sun
We’ll have to remain vigilant on spending,” he said. With state-mandated spending on education, annual interest on debt and normal inflationary cost increases for health insurance and utilities, Ulman is largely limited to cutting the 30 percent of
Banks: The new payday lenders? – Worcester Telegram & Gazette
U.S. banks, threatened by new limitations on overdraft fees, may look to short-term products similar to “payday” loans to help replace as much as $20 billion in lost revenue. Banks including Fifth Third Bancorp, Wells Fargo & Co. and U.S. Bancorp
Berkshire net rises, Buffett sees housing rebound – YAHOO!
Profit rose for a third straight quarter, and full-year profit increased 61 percent, as Berkshire rebounded from perhaps its worst year since Buffett took over in 1965. “I was quite impressed with the results,” said Vahan Janjigian , author of the
Mud already flying between two in Senate race – Athens Banner-Herald
Two Republicans in a crowded race for a rare open state Senate seat drew first blood this month, fighting over taxes and spending in the heavily conservative Northeast Georgia district. Kelley Gary, a Jackson County businessman, launched a war of
State regulators may tighten conditions on Entergy spinoff – WatertownDailyTimes.com
NEW ORLEANS — Power provider Entergy Corp.’s proposal to spin off its wholesale nuclear power plants into a separate company has run into snags long past the time when it had hoped to close the deal. New York utility regulators may tighten
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ON DEFICIT, CUTTING SPORTS, TAX INCREASE, SOCIAL – Wichita Eagle
In addition to our rising national deficit, there is a deficit of trust among the citizens of this country. That distrust is aimed straight at the politicians, bankers, Wall Street traders, insurance executives and others who appear to be solely
Latest credit card statments reflect changes in law and include – Tuscaloosa News
minimum payment of $10 each month on a balance of $703.50 from a credit card with an annual percentage interest rate of 20.24 percent would need 10 years to pay off the debt. That assumes credit cards and quickly amassed debts in addition to
Wellmark’s 18% rate increase scrutinized – Des Moines Register
Mark Daggy spent 19 days in the hospital a couple of years ago after two major surgeries that lasted a total of eight hours. But state officials say turning 60 is the primary reason his Wellmark health insurance rates will spike an astonishing 67
6 factors driving UA’s ever-burgeoning tuition-costs – Arizona Daily Star
UA President Robert Shelton talks about hot topics in this interview from the college’s public relations unit. If state taxes won’t pay the bills, students will have to. University of Arizona administrators say the school needs a 31 percent increase
Howard budget director sees ‘difficult years’ – Baltimore Sun
We’ll have to remain vigilant on spending,” he said. With state-mandated spending on education, annual interest on debt and normal inflationary cost increases for health insurance and utilities, Ulman is largely limited to cutting the 30 percent of
Banks: The new payday lenders? – Worcester Telegram & Gazette
U.S. banks, threatened by new limitations on overdraft fees, may look to short-term products similar to “payday” loans to help replace as much as $20 billion in lost revenue. Banks including Fifth Third Bancorp, Wells Fargo & Co. and U.S. Bancorp
Berkshire net rises, Buffett sees housing rebound – YAHOO!
Profit rose for a third straight quarter, and full-year profit increased 61 percent, as Berkshire rebounded from perhaps its worst year since Buffett took over in 1965. “I was quite impressed with the results,” said Vahan Janjigian , author of the