February 2010
Shadyside Mansion continues Washington birthday tradition
Shadyside Mansion continues Washington birthday tradition Politicians and hundreds of locals come out to celebrate the birthday of our first president. Read more on Bristol Pilot
Unemployment benefits extension stalled in Senate
Unemployment benefits extension stalled in Senate While the jobless anxiously await the outcome, the Senate on Thursday remained tied in knots over legislation to extend unemployment benefits and certain health care subsidies. Read more on Sun-Sentinel
Around the Capitol: Jump in health insurance costs shows need for reform
Around the Capitol: Jump in health insurance costs shows need for reform Congressman John D. Dingell (D-Dearborn) made the following remarks after Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius released a new report on health insurance premium increases. Read more on Dearborn Press & Guide
Mercantile Bank says 2009 was $10 million worse than first reported
Mercantile Bank says 2009 was $10 million worse than first reported For the year ended Dec. 31, the bank says it now lost $52.9 million. Read more on The Grand Rapids Press
A Gale force dance display
A Gale force dance display Show sees more than 100 dancers perform (25/02/2010 10:41:47) Read more on Biggleswade Today
Keane pulls out of Ireland-Brazil game
Keane pulls out of Ireland-Brazil game DUBLIN (AP) — Robbie Keane has pulled out of Ireland’s friendly against Brazil with a knee injury. The
Flat 20% risk weight mooted for core loans
Flat 20% risk weight mooted for core loans The government is seeking a uniform low risk weight on banks’ exposure to the specialised infrastructure financing companies (IFCs), as it looks to increase funds flow into key infrastructure sectors. Read more on The Economic Times
Not much impact from repeat buyer credit
Not much impact from repeat buyer credit By ADRIAN SAINZ AP Real Estate Writer It sounded like a great idea three months ago: Hand
Martha Kuhlman: We need health insurance for everyone
Martha Kuhlman: We need health insurance for everyone Dear Editor: Last year while businesses failed and people lost jobs, the health insurance industry continued
