Tigers release struggling veteran reliever Francisco Rodriguez
St. Petersburg, FL, USA;Detroit Tigers relief pitcher Francisco Rodriguez (57) reacts after they lost to the Tampa Bay Rays in the ninth inning at Tropicana Field. In just 25.1 innings of work, he has allowed nine home runs. In 2016, he went 3-4 with a 3.24 ERA and 44 saves. Rodriguez was set to make $6 million this season, and it's expected the Tigers will owe him north of $3 million.
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Government health insurance markets holding up -- barely
If this bill passes, millionaires would receive an average tax break of more than $50,000 apiece each year and the 400 highest-income taxpayers, with annual incomes above $300 million, will do even better, with an average annual tax break of $7 million each annually.
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Trump Predicts Quartet of GOP Critics Eventually Will Back Senate Health Bill
McConnell gets to claim credit with his base for putting through a (mostly) conservative bill that parallels much of what the House bill does. Speaking of low-income people, this Senate bill would also cut the subsidies that help people below 250 percent of the poverty line afford their deductibles and copays.
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Brokers Change Their Target Price On OneBeacon Insurance Group, Ltd. (NYSE:OB)
Da Davidson & Communication reported 0.08% stake. Ameriprise Inc holds 0% or 143,390 shares. (TROW)'s stock declined 0.66%. The insurance provider reported $0.01 earnings per share (EPS) for the quarter, missing analysts' consensus estimates of $0.04 by $0.03.
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Pyongyang denies torturing United States student who died after release from North Korea
Pyongyang's response was published by the state-run Korean Central News Agency . Warmbier arrived in the United States in a coma last week and died Monday. More than 2,000 people attended Warmbier's public memorial service Thursday at Wyoming High School in Wyoming, Ohio . Heo has now defected again to South Korea and is studying English at the Teach North Korean Refugees centre.
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Layoffs Begin Next Month at the Site of Trump's Famed Carrier Deal
The stipulation with the deal is that around only 730 jobs are in the manufacturing field, which was one of the main reasons the president touted the deal as a success. He added, "These companies are not going to be taking people's hearts out". Plant union president Don Zering told the Associated Press that production by the remaining 110 workers goes on only because factories in Mexico and McAllen, Texas-quite close to the border-aren't yet prepared to do the work.
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Live Asian carp discovered near Lake Michigan
A bighead carp was found in Chicago's Lake Calumet in 2010. Environmental groups and the region's fishing and boating industries, which generate $23 billion annually on the lakes, are most anxious about two varieties of Asian carp: bighead and silver, which weigh dozens of pounds and gorge on the same tiny plant and animal life that feeds the lakes' other fish.
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Britons face holiday ban for bogus tummy bug claims
Brits could be banned from going on all-inclusive holidays overseas unless they stop making fake food poisoning claims , tour operators have warned. ABTA has this week sent a letter to the Secretary of State for Justice calling for action to be taken and it has launched a Stop Sickness Scams campaign to tackle the growing issue.
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Union Pacific Corporation (UNP) Shares Sold by Acadian Asset Management LLC
About 404,436 shares traded. Linscomb & Williams Inc. boosted its stake in Union Pacific Corporation (NYSE:UNP) by 0.2% during the first quarter, according to its most recent disclosure with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Guggenheim Cap Ltd Llc has invested 0% in Corcept Therapeutics Incorporated (NASDAQ:CORT). (NASDAQ:AMZN) for 37 shares. Korea Investment CORP now owns 766,911 shares of the railroad operator's stock worth $81,231,000 after buying an additional 47,412 shares during ...
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Uber board weighs report on workplace culture
Multiple media outlets reported Sunday that the board was considering a leave of absence for Kalanick . Recode reported the incident, claiming the records were obtained as Uber was concerned the woman's claim was part of a smear campaign engineered by rival ride-sharing company Ola.
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Continental Resources, Inc. (CLR) — Recommendation Trends Analysis
The YTD performance of the stock stands at -38.71 Percent. About 41,362 shares traded. ( CLR ) has risen 4.05% since June 19, 2016 and is uptrending. The firm has "Neutral" rating by Wedbush given on Wednesday, July 6. The company was initiated on Monday, October 31 by Citigroup. The firm earned "Buy" rating on Wednesday, March 2 by Stifel Nicolaus.
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Future Uncertain for GOP's Dodd-Frank Reform
The CHOICE Act would shield some financial institutions from Dodd-Frank restrictions that limit risk-taking - which was a major factor in the mortgage industry collapse that preceded the financial crisis and Great Recession. Dodd-Frank was passed in 2010. Despite the bill's passage in the House, the prospects that it will become law are dim. Rep. Walter Jones of North Carolina was the only Republican to vote against the bill.






