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Senators prep for a weekend of work to meet Trump's deadline for passing his tax and spending cuts
The Senate is expected to grind through a rare weekend session as Republicans race to pass President Donald Trump’s package of tax breaks and spending cuts by his July Fourth deadline ...
Senate Republicans move to slash consumer bureau funding by half, risking hundreds of job cuts
NEW YORK (AP) — Senate Republicans have moved to cut the funding of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau by roughly half, ...
Conagra Brands: Don't Rely On This Consumer Defensive For Market Protection
Conagra's 6.5% yield may appeal to investors, but weak finances and stagnating revenue pose risks. Learn more about CAG stock ...
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HHS Finalizes ACA Marketplace Rule, Part 2: Income And SEP Verification, ‘Failure To Reconcile,’ And More
The final rule covers a wide range of topics. This article discusses the final rule’s changes to impose new income and ...
US consumer spending falls; tariff-related boost to inflation awaited
As Wall Street puts April's tariff shakeout in the rearview mirror and indexes set record highs, investors remain wary of U.S. President Donald Trump's rapid-fire, sometimes chaotic policymaking ...
Consumer sentiment ticks higher as inflation expectations cool again
The U.S. consumer sentiment gauge came in at 60.7 in June's final estimate, compared with the mid-month reading of 60.5 and ...
As The Byrd Bath Continues, Here’s A Look At What Will Likely Be Out Of The One Big Beautiful Bill (Updated)
Elizabeth MacDonough, the Senate Parliamentarian, has flagged a growing list of provisions that would be prohibited under the ...
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2 newly-approved SEIA standards seek stronger solar sales, maintenance practices
The American National Standards Institute (ANSI) has officially approved two new American National Standards developed by the ...
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A Consumer-Centric Approach To Network Adequacy: Access To Four Specialties In California’s Marketplace - Health Affairs
Exhibit 2 illustrates that, on average, commercial plans have broader networks than their ACA counterparts do, while exhibit 3 shows the potential effect of network design in limiting consumer access.