An Ohio church used the restaurant's gift cards to promote a 'biblical marriage' event, though the fried chicken chain didn't sanction it.
LeapFrog is initiated with an 'overweight,' and Beazer Homes is downgraded to 'neutral.'
Stocks are slightly higher after both the Dow and S&P 500 cleared record round-number hurdles at the close of last week.
When physicians are aware of laboratory pricing, they order fewer diagnostic tests and seek less expensive alternatives, says a new study.
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By getting its brokers to renew clients by year-end 2013, the insurer can put off the new mandates until nearly 2015.
McDonalds initiated with an 'overweight,' and Facebook upgraded to 'buy.'
With Obamacare set to take effect, lawmakers are mulling a measure that would make health insurers foot the bill.
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