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Some Firms Opt to Bring Manufacturing Back to U.S. |
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From The Wall Street Journal:
"About 14% of U.S. companies surveyed by a Massachusetts Institute of
Technology professor definitely plan to move some of their manufacturing
back home—the latest sign of growing interest among executives in a
strategy known as "reshoring."
To read this story, please visit The Wall Street Journal
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US, Israel agree on additional energy cooperation |
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From The Jerusalem Post:
"The Energy and Water Ministry and the US Department of Energy committed to
further cooperation on energy issues, with a particular focus on natural gas,
during a series of intergovernmental meetings last week."
To read this story, please visit The Jerusalem Post
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USDA partnering with Mexico to boost food stamp participation |
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From The Daily Caller:
"The Mexican government has been working with the United States
Department of Agriculture to increase participation in the Supplemental
Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), or food stamps. USDA has an agreement with Mexico to promote American food assistance
programs, including food stamps, among Mexican Americans, Mexican
nationals and migrant communities in America"
To read this story, please visit The Daily Caller
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GOP governors differ on Obama change to welfare, amid larger 'safety net' debate |
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From Fox News:
"Republican governors differed Sunday on the Obama administration’s announcement to allow states more flexibility on the work requirement for welfare, as the issue of a safety net for the poorest Americans emerges as an election-year issue."
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Will Visa and Mastercard allow stores to charge customers more if they pay by credit card? |
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From The Wall Street Journal:
Visa Inc.,
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and some large banks agreed to pay scores of retailers—from giant
Publix Supermarkets Inc. to an interior-design store in Minnesota—more
than $6 billion to settle a long-running lawsuit, in a pact that also
permits merchants to charge more to customers who pay with credit cards.
To read this story, please visit The Wall Street Journal
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