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Progressive's Net Income Falls Zacks.com Progressive Corp.'s (PGR - Analyst Report) earnings per share for April 2012 were 10 cents, down 45% from 18 cents in the comparable month, last year. Net income dropped 48% from April 2011 to $61.2 million in the reported month. See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Progressives Do NOT Hate Wealth -- a #PPSA Huffington Post In the first in a series of POLITICAL Public Service Announcements (#PPSA), I take on the conservative myth that liberals hate wealth and success. Nothing could be further from the truth... We progressives don't hate money. See all stories on this topic » | ||
Overhaul of progressives Korea Times The Korea Confederation of Trade Unions decided to withdraw its support for the minor opposition Unified Progressive Party (UPP) after a marathon meeting Thursday that lasted late into the night. Yet the KCTU, one of the country's two leading labor ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Union leader slams Plaid "alliance of progressives" stance against UK ... WalesOnline Plaid Cymru leader Leanne Wood's dream of building an "alliance of progressives" against UK Government cuts looks over before it even got started today as the leader of one of Wales' biggest unions launched a vitriolic attack on her. See all stories on this topic » | ||
The Misguided Anti-Filibuster Crusade of Progressives Reason Online (blog) When it comes to ending the filibuster, Ezra Klein over at the Washington Post has discovered his inner constitutionalist. Klein and his fellow liberals have been kvetching about the filibuster ever since it forced Democrats to engage in inelegant ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Because It's Oil, Canadian Progressives Say Strong Economy Is A Disease Science 2.0 (blog) In a fit of Keynesian pique sure to make wackier economists like Paul Krugman proud, Tom Mulcair of the New Democratic Party of Canada has claimed that the robust economy in Canada, during a worldwide recession, is a disease. Mulcair claims because the ... See all stories on this topic » |
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