Saturday, May 10, 2014

Pfizer Argues for AstraZeneca Deal in Web Videos  
Pfizer posted videos online Saturday in its latest effort to win over critics of its proposed purchase of British drugmaker AstraZeneca.
Deal or no deal? How Pfizer's bid for AstraZeneca could turn out   The Guardian
Fear of Pfizer-AstraZeneca job cuts voiced by US lawmakers   Fox Business
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Amazon pressure tactics reported in Hachette contract talks  
Amazon is pressuring the Hachette Book Group, a subsidiary of French company Lagardere, by delaying deliveries of its books as the two renegotiate their contract, The New York Times reported Saturday.
Amazon-Hachette spat hurts writers   Times of India
Here's Why People Shouldn't Freak Out About The Amazon-Hachette Fight   Forbes
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Study: Obamacare Employer Mandate Will Disproportionately Hurt Low-Wage ...  
Obamacare's twice-delayed employer mandate will hit low-wage workers the hardest, according to a study released Friday. The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the Urban Institute released a report examining the effects of repealing the employer ...
Axing Obamacare's employer mandate would do little harm, study says   CNBC.com
Obamacare Question: Ditch Employer Mandate?   Wall Street Journal (blog)
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Mortgage rates defy forecasts mortgage rates  
Demand for home loans been lower than expected as the housing market has cooled. (Daniel Acker / Bloomberg). E. Scott Reckard contact the reporter · Economy, Business and FinanceFinanceCredit RatingsMortgagesMoney and Monetary PolicyBanking ...
Investors unlikely to see Fannie, Freddie rewards   Columbia Daily Tribune
Mortgage rates defy forecasts   NEWS.GNOM.ES
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What Is Marissa Mayer Going To Do With Yahoo!'s $10 Billion From The Alibaba ...  
I think that the WSJ is asking the right question here, just what is it that Marissa Mayer has in mind to do with the $10 billion after taxes that Yahoo Yahoo!
Solving Alibaba's Riddle—and What's Yahoo's Next Act?   Barron's
Alibaba rival JD.com sets IPO price range at $16-$18/ADS   Reuters
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