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Stay at home mums being forced back to work

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Stay at home mums being forced back to work
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The CEO of the Center for Family Resources in Marietta, Georgia, says she is surprised at how few people have taken advantage of opportunities to enroll in the health insurance marketplace. Resident Carrie Williams describes the difficulties. (Feb. 5)

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Uninsured Americans are procrastinating on signing up for health insurance through the Affordable Care Act. With fewer than 60 days left to enroll, the administration is trying to encourage the millions of customers needed to sustain...
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Christmas sales sluggish

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December 15, 2003 Night shots 1. Zoom out from statue of Christ, the Redeemer, to wide of Botafogo Bay showing a big Christmas tree 2. Wide of house decorated for Christmas at Flamengo Beach 3. Zoom out and pan from decorated building...
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What do you need to do to make sure you get your economic stimulis check from the government? The IRS commissioner explains today in an interview with The Associated Press.

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HEADLINE: Q&A: When will I get my economic stimulus payment? CAPTION: Linda Stiff, Acting Commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service answers questions about how the federal economic stimulus payments will be made. (March...
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Officials declare electricity emergency following mass outages

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25th January 2008 1. Various of a power station which powers South Africa's electricity 2. Various of coal mine which supplies the power stations with coal 3. Wide of smoke coming out of a chimney at the coal mine 4. Wide of a...
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Veterans turned into Shakespeare actors to overcome conflict stress

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Ex-servicemen turned Shakespearean actors are using drama as a therapy to overcome stress caused in conflict. Now members of The Combat Veteran Players have performed in front of a paying audience for the first time. This may look like...
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Bloomberg

Brexit: The Risk of Marginalization for U.K., London

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June 28 -- Bloomberg View columnist Barry Ritholtz examines the potential political, economic, and business fallout of Brexit. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets." (Ritholtz is a Bloomberg View columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.)
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Bloomberg

Weak June Canadian Jobs Data Exposes Mediocre Economy

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Jul 8 -- Canada lost 700 jobs in June. James Dutkiewicz, Chief Investment Strategist at Sentry Investments, explains what weak payroll data means for the housing sector and the Canadian to the U.S. Dollar on Bloomberg TV Canada's The...
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Bloomberg

Zingales: Economic Disruption Through New Firms, Ideas

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Sept. 19 -- Chicago Booth School Professor Luigi Zingales examines the extended period of low growth in the United States economy and what can spark economic growth. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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AFP News Agency

VOICED : China farmers washed away as Beijing taps water from south

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VOICED : China farmers washed away as Beijing taps water from south
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Greek government losing 12bln euros via tax avoidance: Bakouris

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CLEAN : Greek government losing 12bln euros via tax avoidance: Bakouris
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AFP News Agency

VOICED : Olympics: Vancouver still counting the co

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Four years on from Vancouver's hosting of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games, the city is still paying the price for some of the infrastructure that was meant to provide a sustainable legacy. VOICED : Olympics: Vancouver still counting the co...
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AFP News Agency

VOICED : Indian women switch to cleaner

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VOICED : Indian women switch to cleaner
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Bloomberg

Lee: Markets Way Ahead of Themselves on Trump, Stimulus

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Nov.28 -- William Lee, head of North American economics at Citi Research, explains why he is lowering his U.S. economic growth forecast for 2017 and feels that there is too much optimism related to expectations of fiscal spending from...
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Sky News

Little Reaction to Theresa May Brexit Speech in Davos

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VOICED: The pound began rising during British Prime Minister Theresa May's speech setting out her plans for Brexit and kept going, heading for its biggest one-day rise against the dollar since 2008. And President-Elect Donald Trump's...
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Give refugees cash to help communities prosper: WFP

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Refugees contribute more to host economies when provided with land and cash rather than surviving on food donations a World Food Programme report launched in Uganda finds
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Sherman Grinberg Film Library

Gamblers in Monaco casino; boats in Monaco harbor

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Monaco skyline at shore / CU hands move stack of gambling chips on gaming table / tilt-down shot gamers at table; pan man throws roulette ball onto wheel; ball skitters inside wheel / pan boats in Monaco harbor, with city skyline in...
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Bloomberg

Sweeney, Riccadonna on U.S. Jobs, Wage Growth

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Sep.01 -- Bloomberg Intelligence’s Carl Riccadonna and James Sweeney, chief economist at Credit Suisse Securities, discuss the coming August U.S. jobs report. They speak with Tom Keene on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Bloomberg

BlackRock's Rieder Says U.S. Inflation Is 'Just Not That Scary'

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Mar.01 -- Bloomberg's Michael McKee and Rick Rieder, global chief investment officer of fixed income at BlackRock, examine U.S. economic data on inflation, personal income, and spending in January. They speak on "Bloomberg Daybreak:...
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Bloomberg

CLSA's Wong Forecasts 6.2% Price Growth for 100 City Index

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Feb.25 -- CLSA Regional Head Property Research Nicole Wong weighs in on the Hong Kong and Chinese property markets. She speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Curated Video

HUD Plan Would Raise Rent for Poor by 20 Percent

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Housing Secretary Ben Carson's rent proposal would raise rents about 20 percent for low-income tenants in the nation's 100 largest metropolitan areas. That's according to an analysis by the Center on Budget and Policy...
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London buskers use tap and go tech to reach cashless audiences

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LEADIN: London's buskers are embracing contactless technology in a bid to cater for cashless audiences. In what's claimed to be a world first, musicians and street performers in the British capital are...