Why Did Health Insurance Stocks Go Up After The President's Speech?
The president singled out insurance companies for special criticism in his speech on Wednesday. So why did health insurance stock prices go up the next day?
The president singled out insurance companies for special criticism in his speech on Wednesday. So why did health insurance stock prices go up the next day?
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The airlines are getting very desperate ... charging more and more for things that used to be free.
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AP | Posted 06.12.2008 | Business
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