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Sandy's Punch: Much Destruction, Not Much Economic Harm
The Hartford CourantBy any measure, hurricane or not, Sandy packed a costly punch. Conservative estimates place the damage at $50 billion from property destruction and lost business — and only about $20 billion of that is covered by insurance. The storm left deep...Tags: Insurance, Restaurant and Catering Industry, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Passenger Cars, General Motors Corp.
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Gail MarksJarvis: Economic uncertainty to linger, even after election
No matter who emerges victorious in the Nov. 6 election, most analysts are expecting only a short-term calm in the stock market for the remainder of this year. Investors typically cast their votes in the market based on what they imagine the newly...Tags: Public Finance, Politics, Gail MarksJarvis, White House, Federal Reserve
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Europe, China taking toll on U.S. corporate profits
With U.S. stocks near five-year highs, the unmistakable reality of a sputtering global economy has hit home, stifling U.S. corporate sales and spooking investors. They started heading for the stock market exits last week, and they picked up the pace...
Tags: Restaurants, Dining and Drinking, European Central Bank, Computer Hardware, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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Economic forecasting firm's projections for Florida counties
Sun Sentinel++++++++++++++++++++ || || || Moody's Analytics 2012 Election Forecast - Florida Counties || || || || || || % of Vote For Incumbent || % of Voting Population || || || || Alachua || 50.9% || 1.3% || || || || Baker || 43.0% || 0.1%...Tags: Miami (Miami-Dade, Florida)
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Maryland gains 9,800 jobs in September
Maryland employers added 9,800 jobs in September, a gain that came almost entirely from the private sector, the U.S. Department of Labor estimated Friday. The state's unemployment rate dropped to 6.9 percent from 7.1 percent in August, the agency said....
Tags: Technology, Politics, Chesapeake (Chesapeake, Virginia), Computing and Information Technology Industry, Career and Workplace
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Ron Kaye: Empty desks, a new way of life
The email from Moody's credit rating service that popped up on my computer screen boggled my mind: Glendale was among 40 California cities that were downgraded or are facing downgrades, but Los Angeles and San Francisco could get upgrades. I'm an old...Tags: Bankruptcy, Credit and Debt, Finance, Yasmin (drug), Career and Workplace
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Market Week: June 18, 2012
IRA Solutions, Inc. Jesse Lipscomb, Investment Advisor CA Insurance Agent License: 0D22050 4025 Camino Del Rio South, Suite 300 San Diego, CA 92108 Phone: 619-280-2700 Jesse@FinancialCPR.net www.FinancialCPR.net Play Video: Roth...
Tags: Nasdaq Composite, Politics, Prices, Financial and Business Services, Mutual Funds
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Baltimore-area home sales rose 13 percent in May
Home sales ratcheted up in May even as buying choices continued to shrink in the Baltimore area, leaving sellers with more leverage than they've had in five years — at least for now.
The number of homes changing hands in the metro area rose 13...Tags: Rentals, Inventories, Real Estate, Crime, Law and Justice, Mortgages
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Chicago teachers OK new contract, get ready for next fight
Tribune reportersChicago Teachers Union President Karen Lewis called the overwhelming vote by teachers in favor of a contract agreement a victory, but said the union would continue to fight against school closing and the growth of privately-run charter schools. "No...Tags: Politics, Karen Lewis, Wage Contract Issues, Chicago Public Schools, Teachers
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Nokia, after 'precipitous decline,' cut to junk by Moody's
Nokia Corp., the Finnish phone maker already in a world of hurt, had its credit rating downgraded to junk status by Moody’s Investors Service on Friday. The company's rating fell a notch to Ba1, from Baa3, and is now held at junk status by all...Tags: Google Inc., Ratings, Economy, Business and Finance, Companies and Corporations, Credit Ratings
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GE, MetLife Tweak Terms Of Deal For $7 Billion In Bank Deposits
The Hartford CourantMetLife Inc. and General Electric Co. have tweaked the terms of a deal in which the U.S. life insurer is selling $7 billion in bank deposits to the conglomerate, a move MetLife said would change the regulator in charge of approving the deal. The Office...Tags: Banking, Insurance, Buyback, General Electric Company, Federal Reserve
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