ISTANBUL, Oct 1 — The Turkish government plans to make its largest city of Istanbul as one of the prominent finance centers in the world, local Daily News reported Wednesday.
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The Senate Finance Committee pushed ahead Wednesday on a comprehensive health care bill. The panel hopes to finish the legislation by week’s end. It then will be combined with a bill approved by the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee this past summer.
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Politico: “Senate Finance Committee Chairman Max Baucus faces multiple challenges as he gavels in another week of work on health care Tuesday. High on the list: controlling the drama in the hearing room.”
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TOKYO, Sept 30 — Japanese Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada indicated Tuesday that it would be difficult to quickly work out details of an “East Asian community” concept for closer regional cooperation, apparently trying to lower the attention the concept is drawing, Japan’s Kyodo news reported.
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After a summer during which health care and the economic crisis dominated media attention, last week international events and crises took center stage in what proved an unusually balanced news agenda.
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For a Change, Foreign Policy Drives the News
After a few months of testing, Reuters is pulling the plug on the Americas Dealzone chatroom on Reuters Messaging, the company confirmed. In a memo obtained by paidContent, Martin Howell, Reuters’ news editor for the Americas, told staffers the company couldn’t attract enough customers to sign up for the trial.
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Reuters Drops Americas Dealzone Chatroom; Finance And Social Media Didn’t Mix
The Senate Finance Committee rejected two amendments on Tuesday that would have put a public health-insurance option into that committee’s health-system reform proposal.
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BREAKING NEWS: WASHINGTON — The Senate Finance Committee has voted against creating a new government health insurance plan to compete with the private market. The 15-to-8 vote could forecast the fate of the public option in the Senate as a whole
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WASHINGTON – Liberal Democrats failed Tuesday to inject a government-run insurance option into sweeping health care legislation taking shape in the Senate Finance Committee, despite widespread accusations that private insurers routinely deny coverage in pursuit of higher profits.
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WASHINGTON – The Senate Finance Committee has voted against creating a new government health insurance plan to compete with the private market. The 15-to-8 vote could forecast the fate of the public option in the Senate as a whole.
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