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Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
Newsvine
| LOS ANGELES — Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County. | "I think for the first time we're really scared that we're going to be without health insurance," she sa...
A man leaves an unemployment agency in Madrid, Spain Tuesday, Feb. 3, 2009.
(photo: AP / Victor R. Caivano)
Unemployment claims drop
CNN
January 28, 2010: 9:18 AM ET | NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The number of Americans filing for initial unemployment insurance fell last week, the government said Thursday. | There were 470,000 initial job claims filed in the week ended Jan. 23, down 8,000 from a revised 478,000 the previous week, the ...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
Philadelphia Daily News
| SHAYA TAYEFE MOHAJER | The Associated Press | LOS ANGELES - Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County. | "I think for t...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
Houston Chronicle
| LOS ANGELES - Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County. | "I think for the first time we're really scared that we're g...
Consumer Group Sues Insurer Over Policy Changes
The New York Times
| Filed at 4:44 a.m. ET | LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County. | ''I think for the first time w...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
The Boston Globe
| LOS ANGELES-Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County. | "I think for the first time we're really scared that we're goi...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
Newsday
| March 2, 2010  SHAYA TAYEFE MOHAJER (Associated Press Writer) | (AP) — Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
Kansas City Star
Darron Cummings, File FILE - In this Oct. 27, 2003 file photo, employees enter the headquarters of Anthem Inc. in Indianapolis. Anthem Blue Cross, a subsidiary of WellPoint Inc., has been under fire for a week from regulators and politicians for noti...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
Fresno Bee
| - Associated Press Writer thefresnobee_994:/2010/03/01/1842161/group-sues-anthem-blue-cross-over.html E-Mail Print Text Size: tool name | tool goes here Comments (0) | LOS ANGELES -- Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on hea...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
The Miami Herald
| LOS ANGELES -- Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County. | "I think for the first time we're really scared that we're ...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
The State
| LOS ANGELES -- Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County. | "I think for the first time we're really scared that we're ...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
Newsvine
| LOS ANGELES — Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County. | "I think for the first time we're really scared that w...
Flood control in place, but Petaluma residents must still pay for insurance
The Press Democrat
| The river, actually a tidal slough connected to San Pablo Bay, has not overflowed into the neighborhood since 2007 when an abandoned railroad trestle was removed from the river channel. | That step did not complete the project, but officials say it...
Flood control in place but Petaluma residents must still pay for insurance
The Press Democrat
| The river, actually a tidal slough connected to San Pablo Bay, has not overflowed into the neighborhood since 2007 when an abandoned railroad trestle was removed from the river channel. | That step did not complete the project, but officials say it...
Consumer group sues insurer over policy changes
Newsvine
| LOS ANGELES — Mary Feller's family of three spends nearly $25,000 a year on health insurance premiums, which is more than they pay on their home's mortgage in California's Marin County. | "I think for the first time we're really scared that w...
Flood control in place, but Petaluma residents must still pay for insurance
The Press Democrat
| The river, actually a tidal slough connected to San Pablo Bay, has not overflowed into the neighborhood since 2007 when an abandoned railroad trestle was removed from the river channel. | That step did not complete the project, but officials say it...
Flood control in place but Petaluma residents must still pay for insurance
The Press Democrat
| The river, actually a tidal slough connected to San Pablo Bay, has not overflowed into the neighborhood since 2007 when an abandoned railroad trestle was removed from the river channel. | That step did not complete the project, but officials say it...
Insurance company proposed 39% rate hike as executives got bonuses
The News & Observer
| WASHINGTON -- While Anthem Blue Cross proposed a 39 percent rate increase on thousands of its California customers, its parent company gave 39 of its executives more than $1 million each and spent more than $27 million on 103 lavish executive retre...
In Phillies' Camp, an Ace and a Little Insurance
The New York Times
| CLEARWATER, Fla. - A fresh season yawned to life Tuesday at Bright House Field. It was breezy outside, in the low 40s, and there were no formal workouts for the Philadelphia Phillies' pitchers and catchers. | Executives gathered for a golf outing. ...
Irda sets caps on risk insurers cede to GIC Re
DNA India
| New rules for reinsuring risks with GIC Re, the national reinsurer, are in place. | The Insurance Regulatory & Development Authority (Irda) has introduced caps under the obligatory cession (passing the risk) made by direct insurers to GIC Re fo...
Sports
Jenson Button testing for McLaren at Jerez, 10/02/2010.
(photo: Creative Commons / slitz)
Formula One statistics for Bahrain Grand Prix
The Guardian
March 10 (Reuters) - Formula One statistics for Sunday's season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix: CHAMPIONS There will be four world champions (Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher) on the starting grid for the first time since 1999 (Mika Hakkinen/Damon Hill/Schumacher/Jacques Villeneuve). Between them, they account for 1...
Entertainment
Jackpot machines are seen at Resorts World Sentosa in Singapore Sunday, Feb. 14, 2010.
(photo: AP / Joan Leong)
A good bet on cash, tourists and crime
Asia Times
| By Stanislaus Jude Chan | SINGAPORE - Vehicles with foreign license plates filling the car park is the first unfamiliar sight that greets visitors in the basement of the Singapore's first casino, which opened nearly a month ago. | But surprises are to be expected after the casino opened its doors to its first clients during the Chinese New Year o...
Business
Gardenia Bread Whole Wheat  Grain - Zero Trans Fat
(photo: WN / Yolanda Leyba)
Pedicarts to sell Gardenia breads in livelihood scheme
The Daily Tribune
| 03/11/2010 | Gardenia Bakeries Philippines, maker of Gardenia breads, is embarking on a house to house retail sale through a distributorship selling program. | Gardenia said the program targets the increasing demand for high quality fresh bread among consumers in well-populated communities and subdivisions; school canteens; and churches during co...



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