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Marsh & McLennan Companies Announces Early Results of Cash Tender Offers for Outstanding 5.375% Notes due 2014 and 5 …
NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Marsh & McLennan Companies Announces Early Results of Cash Tender Offers for Outstanding 5.375% Notes due 2014 and 5.750% Notes due 2015.

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The house that’s home to 2,000 companies
The secretive business havens of Cyprus and the Cayman Islands face a potent rival: Cheyenne, Wyoming.

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NFL lockout already hurting fantasy companies
This Aug. 30, 2010 file photo shows Brian Sherman, left, using his laptop to record moves in his team’s fantasy football draft at a Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant in Cincinnati.

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Train companies stop accepting cheques
Train companies will stop accepting cheques within days following the decision by banks to withdraw cheque guarantee cards from the end of the month.

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Jean Chatzky: Credit card companies are trying to get our attention
When the CARD Act took hold early last year, there was a lot of speculation about how the new rules would affect consumers. Many industry experts predicted a return to annual fees, more variable rate cards and a tighter lending

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Hagens Berman LLP Announces Investigation of Prepaid Debit Card Companies
SEATTLE–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Hagens Berman today announced that it is investigating potential claims against five prepaid debit card companies, including First Data Corporation, Green Dot Corporation (NYSE: GDOT), Account Now, Inc., Netspend Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: NTSP) and Unirush Financial Services, LLC after the Office of the Attorney General of Florida issued subpoenas challenging whether the …

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Chrysler pushes for supplier diversity; Tier 1s asked to buy more from minority companies
DAVID SEDGWICK, Automotive News – Chrysler Group LLC wants its Tier 1 suppliers to earmark 10 percent of their purchasing budget for minority vendors.

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New York AG investigates Calif. for-profit college companies
Erica Perez Derrick Coetzee/Flickr Everest College The New York state attorney general’s office has subpoenaed five for-profit college companies, including two California-based operations, Bridgepoint Education of San Diego and Corinthian Colleges of Santa Ana. The New York Times and Bloomberg reported the investigation, which makes New York one of six states where attorneys general are known to …

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Companies big and small hiring independent contractors
By Michelle Reese

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i just got auto insurance and they didn’t run my credit they gave me a policy just based on my driving history. Is this going to be the same when i get a new vehicle and if so is it because its different policies for the state of california?