Tag: finances

August 3, 2014 0

Florida Obamacare Blues

As a result, Floridaâ€™s largest health insurer, Florida Blue, is raising exchange rates an average of 17.6 percent . Florida Blue, the stateâ€™s largest health insurer, is increasing premiums by an average of 17.6 percent for its Affordable Care Act exchange plans next year, company officials say. The nonprofit Blue Cross and Blue Shield affiliate blames higher health costs that are a result of attracting older adults this year who previously lacked coverage and are using more services than expected.

August 1, 2014 0

Nonfarm Payrolls 209,000, Unemployment 6.2%, Employed +131,000

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August 1, 2014 0

"Nancy’s VoiceBox", Lou Gehrig’s Disease, Google Glass

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Zentangle Let’s hop over to Zentangle’s most recent blog entry, simply labeled " ALS ".

July 26, 2014 0

Who’s Winning the War in Ukraine? Answer May Shock You!

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I happen to believe both. Starting from that scorecard, please consider my post on Thursday Ukraine Government Breaks Up: Prime Minister Resigns Over "Vital Laws on Energy and Army Financing"; Follow the Money Synopsis: The Ukrainian Prime Minister Arseniy Yatseniuk resigned and that will lead to early elections in which pro-Russian MPs will be removed from parliament. In essence, Ukraine will be more pro-NATO

July 19, 2014 0

Argentina "Determined to Default" Second Time

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Argentina "Determined to Default" Second Time Background: Argentina defaulted on bonds following a debt crisis in 2001-2002. 92% of the investors agreed to haircuts, but a vulture fund picked up an 8% share at rock bottom prices and refused to negotiate. In June, the US Supreme Court ruled that Argentina Cannot Selectively Default on the small group of hold-outs.