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Markets to look up after U.S. Fed leaves rates unchanged
Markets to look up after U.S. Fed leaves rates unchanged North American stock markets headed for a positive start to the trading day Wednesday in the wake of the U.S. Federal Reserve’s decision to keep interest rates unchanged “for an extended period.” Read more on Toronto Star
Quick look at order books
Quick look at order books USD/JPY: solid corporate selling between 91.10/20; decent sized bids around 90.15, stops just below this level GBP/USD: stops both
Dems look to health vote without abortion foes
Dems look to health vote without abortion foes House Democratic leaders abandoned a long struggle to appease the most ardent abortion opponents in their
Fed to look into insurance contracts on Greek debt
Fed to look into insurance contracts on Greek debt Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told lawmakers Thursday that the central bank is looking into
Lawmakers to look at lotto scholarships
Lawmakers to look at lotto scholarships The House and Senate are voting on proposals to fund $5,000 scholarships for four-year schools and $2,500 scholarships to two-year schools, paid for with state lottery revenues. Read more on Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
A closer look at Obama’s health-care plan
A closer look at Obama’s health-care plan With a high-stakes bipartisan “summit” ahead, President Barack Obama unveils a detailed blueprint for overhauling the U.S. health-care system. Here is a look at how this election-year document would change that system in several key areas. Read more on Market Watch
Big 12’s bottom feeders look for strong finishes
Big 12’s bottom feeders look for strong finishes It’s a little lonely at the bottom of the Big 12. After all, the conference has
Rate Regulation for Health Insurance: Obama Administration Should Look to CA’s Model Law Which Has Saved Drivers $62 …
Rate Regulation for Health Insurance: Obama Administration Should Look to CA’s Model Law Which Has Saved Drivers $62 … WASHINGTON, Feb. Read more on redOrbit
Stocks look to open higher following long weekend amid rising commodity prices
Stocks look to open higher following long weekend amid rising commodity prices TORONTO – The Toronto stock market could find buoyancy at the open from higher commodity prices as traders get back to work following a long weekend. Read more on The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News
