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Streamers down. Surprise contraction in gdp. The economy shrinking for the first time in three and a half years. Lori also, betting big on library. Research in motion changing its name and unveiling the highly anticipated blackberry 10 device. Coming up in minutes. The ceo Thorsten Heins. Melissa and it turns out japans two Largest Airlines have had problems with the dreamliner battery long before the issue. Time for stocks as we do every 15 minutes, lets head to the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. Nicole petallides. Those gdp numbers keeping the dow away from 14,000. Nicole they certain...

Else in his administration about the quarantine policy. Meanwhile, a quarantined nurse in new jersey says she was treated without compassion. New york citys mayor bill deblasio says that nurse is a hero who deserves so much more respect. This hero coming back from the front having done the right thing, was treated with disrespect, was treated with a sense that she had done something wrong when she hadnt. Was not given a clear direction. We respect the right of each government to make decisions that they think are right for their people, but we have to think how we treat the people who are doin...

/PRNewswire/ -- Health Recovery Solutions (HRS), the KLAS leader in remote patient monitoring (RPM), today announced the launch of a Client Advisory Board...

There were 441 PPP loans provided in April 2020 to small businesses in ZIP Code 60181, according to the US Small Business Administration.

Curve even further. >> then why cut funds for home health care workers? his eyes and ears with home bound seeners letting him known when someone falls or gets sick, like yeah vaughn, who had pneumonia, but treated at home, avoiding expensive trips to the er or hospital. >> for the cost of one er visit, you can pay for a year's worth of home physicians. >> that may be why more than half of the senate signed a letter objecting to the cuts after government analysts say it would force 40% of home health care companies into the red, threatening 498,000 jobs, mostly women. 51 senators signed the let...