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Hospital prices diverge wildly, U.S. data show
New Medicare data reveal wildly varying charges among the nation's hospitals for 100 of the most common in-patient treatments and procedures, calling into question medical billing practices just as U.S. officials try to rein in rising costs. The...Tags: Medicare, Government Health Care, Consumers, Pneumonia, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Left wing set to win in Canada's BC, may reshape energy policy
ReutersBy Jennifer Kwan VICTORIA, British Columbia, May 9 (Reuters) - The left-leaning New Democrats are set to reshape energy policy in Canada's Pacific province of British Columbia if, as expected, they seize power from the Liberals in Tuesday's elections...Tags: Vancouver (Canada), Elections, Investment Service, Environmental Issues, Energy
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Patrick La Pine: Let credit unions accept public deposits
Throughout the 2013 Legislative Session, lawmakers failed to consider an important piece of legislation that would have allowed municipalities and public offices to have depository choice and the opportunity to take their funds elsewhere if their...Tags: Finance, Career and Workplace, Politics, Economy, Business and Finance, Taxation
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Gov. Scott's underwhelming leadership during legislative session
With the legislative session over and the dust of lawmakers departing Tallahassee barely settled, Gov. Rick Scott this week took to the campaign trail for a victory lap that was more a display of uninspired leadership than a cause for celebration....Tags: Rick Scott, Health Care Reform (2009), Health Insurance, Regional Authority, E-Commerce Industry
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Orlando developers to lose tax break
Orange County has lost more in property taxes than any other Florida county because of a tax break meant for nonprofit-housing groups but which largely benefited companies that develop low-income apartment complexes. According to Florida Housing Finance...
Tags: Marketing, Credit and Debt, Local Government, Rick Scott, Winter Park
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For Wal-Mart, should healthcare be a cost of doing business?
Big employers beware -- some California lawmakers want to pressure you to extend health insurance to virtually everyone who lands on your payroll, even part-timers who work less than two hours a day. That's one of the effects that a bill by...
Tags: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, Employment, Health Insurance, Crime, Law and Justice, Healthcare Industry
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Mo. Budget bases funding for children's services on repeal of tax breaks for seniors, disabled
Associated PressJEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) — Missouri lawmakers have passed a nearly $25 billion budget that could force Gov. Jay Nixon to choose between aiding children and low-income seniors. The 2014 budget passed Thursday assumes more than $55 million of savings...Tags: Jay Nixon, Budgets and Budgeting
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Bethlehem amusement tax off to slow start
Bethlehem's financial picture appears rosy for the first part of the year, with most sources of income producing as hoped except the city's new amusement tax, according to a quarterly financial report presented Wednesday night to a City Council committee....Tags: Entertainment
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Illinois considers extending tax break to small businesses
Legislators are considering a bill that would expand the scope of the state's main economic development program to small businesses. House Bill 1336 calls for eliminating a requirement that companies make a capital investment in the state of at least $1...
Tags: Credit and Debt, Motorola Mobility, Inc., JPMorgan Chase & Co., Barbara Flynn Currie, Jack D Franks
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University of Virginia is one of nation's least economically diverse
A new report says the University of Virginia remains one of the nation's least socioeconomically diverse public schools but commends the University of Richmond for serving low-income students. The report released Wednesday by the New America...
Tags: Education, University of Virginia, Richmond (Richmond, Virginia), U.S. Department of Education, University of Richmond
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L.A. council approves controversial rail yard for port complex
The Los Angeles City Council on Wednesday approved a controversial rail yard serving the harbor, setting the stage for possible court challenges alleging violations of environmental and civil rights laws. The proposal to build a center for trains...
Tags: Minority Groups, Environmental Pollution, Ed Reyes, Asthma, Natural Resources Defense Council
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Pence signs budget into law
INDIANAPOLIS -- Gov. Mike Pence signed Indiana's new two-year, $30 billion budget into law Wednesday, praising its tax relief measures and other provisions as incentives that would lure new investment and jobs to the state. The Republican governor...Tags: Executive Branch, Politics, Government, Budgets and Budgeting
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