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Babelgum Scaling Down By Closing HQ, French OfficeIs billionaire investor Silvio Scaglia‘s inclination to keep bankrolling Babelgum running out? The video service is shutting its Dublin HQ and Nice office, paidContent:UK has learned and confirmed. We also heard its New York operation i... |
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Shareholders ask Ballmer about AppleFiled under: Analysis / OpinionWhile Bill Gates looked on, Microsoft shareholders asked CEO Steve Ballmer about Apple at their annual meeting this morning. Steve's CEO-speak responses illustrate the larger problem. Portfolio reports that one investor asked about the company's reputation with you... |
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Two million enroll in Medicaid during first half of 2009HealthLeaders-InterStudy, the leading provider of managed care market intelligence, reports that nationwide, Medicaid enrollment grew by two million lives in the first half of 2009 to more than 52 million, reflecting the economic downturn and exacerbating many states' budget concerns. ... |
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Commercial Real Estate Forecast UncertainWASHINGTON, DC--(Marketwire - November 19, 2009) - The recent deep economic downturn has had a pronounced impact on commercial real estate sectors, but credit availability is the big unknown that will determine how soon commercial markets recover, according to the National Association of Realtor... |
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Tips for Standing Out From the CompetitionThe keyword this holiday retail season? Competitive. According to TELUS research*, small business owners have seen an increase in competitors as a result of the economic downturn and being able to differentiate your small business from the competition is more important than ever. The following t... |
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Reid's Turkey -- By: Yuval LevinSenate Majority Leader Harry Reid has finally released the text of his version of the Democrats’ health care bill. The roughly 2,000 page bill is a monstrosity, pure and simple. It is fiscal madness, for one thing. CBO’s 10-year projection scores its cost at $848 billion, since CBO... |

