Profits in Prisons Caring for Sick Inmates
Private prison operators report profits from medical care for inmates, highlighting a niche where healthcare billing and occupancy influence earnings. The piece discusses how detention facilities partner with medical firms to provide treatment while managing costs.
Rich in History Collectors Seek Old Stock Certificates
Collectors prize vintage stock and bond certificates as priceless relics of financial history. The feature notes the appeal of ornate designs, rare issuers, and the stories behind each certificate, highlighting how denominations and dates reflect economic eras.
Mexico's oil firm rebrands after shady dealings
After years of questionable actions, Mexico's state oil company aims to reshape its image. Mutual fund managers report solid gains as crude oil markets stabilize, with investors tracking oil and gas stock movements and performance across sectors.
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Healthier employees cut costs, says Johnson & Johnson exec
Nancy Hagemeier of Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems tells Odessa businesses at Medical Center Hospital that wellness programs cut medical costs and absenteeism. Programs must align with company goals and can range from on site aerobics to cancer awareness campaigns. Johnson & Johnson reports a $1.70 saving per dollar spent with participants at a university seeing a 68 percent reduction in health risks.
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Nancy Hagemeier
Johnson & Johnson Health Care
Odessa
Medical Center Hospital
Hagemeier
Johnson & Johnson Health Care Systems
Anita McDowell
Ryan Holloman
McDowell
MCH
Government plans for more tinkering of tax laws
Washington AP report shows 20 percent of this year’s bills target the tax code and President Clinton proposes 131 changes. IRS workload rises amid 6,493 changes since 1986, risking slower taxpayer service and entangled rules. Officials urge restraint as Congress pushes new relief efforts.
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Clinton
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Amno Houghton
Rn.y
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Ways and Means
Val Oveson
National Taxpayer Advocate
Oveson
Congressional
White House
Lowe's reports quarterly earnings for 530 stores in 37 states
Lowes operates the second largest home improvement chain in the United States with 530 stores in 37 states. For the quarter ended March 31, Lowes reported net earnings of $124.96 million on revenues of $3.77 billion.
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Lowes
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