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AHA Urges Broader Hospital Merger Reviews Beyond Commercial Prices
WASHINGTON, September 14 — The American Hospital Association wants federal antitrust regulators to widen the lens on hospital mergers, and it brought…
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Federal Reserve: Shaping the U.S. Economy Since 1913
WASHINGTON, September 14 — The Federal Reserve System was created by the Federal Reserve Act, signed by President Woodrow Wilson on December…
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AlRayan Bank Raises Meteor Savings One-Year Fixed Cash ISA Rate to 4.75% AER
LONDON, September 11 — AlRayan Bank has raised the rate on its Meteor Savings 1 Year Fixed Rate Cash ISA to 4.75%…
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Watchdog Finds Pentagon Struggling to Track Troops’ Blast Exposure and Brain Health
WASHINGTON, September 11 — The Pentagon is widening its effort to understand what blast exposure does to service members, and the technical…
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Seventy-Two Percent of Gen Z Have Delayed a Major Life Goal Because of Money
NEW YORK, September 11 — TD released the findings of its 2026 Love & Money Survey on September 10, and the bottom…
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GB Bank Five-Year Fixed Bond at 5.03% Tops Moneyfacts Weekly Savings Pick
LONDON, September 11 — GB Bank’s five-year fixed-rate bond took the top spot in Moneyfactscompare.co.uk’s “Pick of the Week” roundup on Friday,…
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WFP: Ebola Fight in East Congo Needs Food Aid as 500,000 Face Hunger
GOMA, September 11 — The World Food Programme is warning that the international response to the Ebola outbreak in the eastern Democratic…
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NatWest Offers £500 Switching Bonus for High Earners
LONDON, Sept. 9 — NatWest is offering a £500 (about US$660) switching bonus to high earners and affluent individuals, in one of…
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Fifth Third Unveils Truly Simple Card With 0% APR for 18 Months
CINCINNATI, September 3 — Fifth Third Bancorp (NASDAQ: FITB) has launched the Truly Simple® Credit Card, a new product built around an…
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Global Entry Fee Rose to $120 in October 2024 and Card Issuers Raised Credits to Match
WASHINGTON, September 5 — The bottom line for travelers: the price of expedited U.S. border entry is going up, and the banks…
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Matured US Savings Bonds Stop Earning Interest, Owners Face Tax Bills
WASHINGTON — Tens of billions of dollars in matured U.S. savings bonds have gone unredeemed, with every month of delay costing owners…
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How Stay-at-Home Moms Can Protect Themselves Financially, Per One Money Expert
WASHINGTON — The bottom line for stay-at-home mothers is economic exposure. Employment gaps, diminished retirement savings, and reduced Social Security benefits create…
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Rural hospital closures force pregnant women to drive farther for care
WASHINGTON, Sept. 2 — A new KFF analysis warns that in 14 states, the closure of the closest rural hospital or its…
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Liver Supplements With Milk Thistle, Turmeric and Dandelion Root Go Mainstream, With Caveats
Milk thistle used to be something you found only in dusty health food stores, sold in brown glass bottles to people who…
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Sydney Girl, 4, Diagnosed With Wilms Tumour After Mother Pushed for Answers
ISLAMABAD, July 3 — A mother’s account of her four-year-old daughter’s diagnosis is offering other parents a sobering look at how easily…
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Ebola Bundibugyo Outbreak in DR Congo Reaches Eight Provinces, WHO Says
Mbandaka, August 20 — The Democratic Republic of the Congo faces a resurgent Ebola outbreak that health authorities are struggling to contain,…
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NS&I Lifts Premium Bonds Prize Fund Rate to 4.35% and Shortens Odds to 21,000 to 1
WASHINGTON, August 20 — The UK government-backed savings bank NS&I announced a rise in its Premium Bonds prize fund rate, effective September.…
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Gen Z Takes Up the FIRE Movement, Aiming to Retire Before 60
NEW YORK, August 15 — Amid rising economic challenges, a growing number of individuals, particularly from Gen Z, are turning to the…
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Autism Test ADOS-2 Can Miss Girls, Studies Find
ANN ARBOR, August 2 — The Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, known as ADOS-2, stands as a cornerstone in the diagnosis of autism…
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India’s Credit-Eligible Population Rises to 89 Crore
NEW DELHI, July 30 — A decade of financial expansion in India has quietly reshaped who can borrow money. New data from…
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India’s Credit Shifts From Scooters to Phones and Business Loans
MUMBAI, July 30 — A new report from TransUnion CIBIL shows that the way people borrow money is shifting in a fundamental…
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8th Pay Commission’s Budget Impact Measured in India
NEW DELHI, July 26 — India’s 8th Pay Commission is set to reshape the country’s fiscal arithmetic, carrying implications that extend well…
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Systematic Desensitization: How Joseph Wolpe Built a Therapy for Phobias
NEW YORK, July 25 — Systematic desensitization, a therapeutic technique that reduces fear by gradually exposing a person to anxiety-provoking stimuli, has…
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