TODAY'S HEADLINES
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Your Money
Laura Joszt
The run up of stocks before the American Society of Clinical Oncology conference has begun if Array BioPharma’s stock jump is any indication.
Henry Stimpson
While you probably don’t have an antique that’s “a national treasure” lying around, you may have some unusually valuable possessions that call for special insurance coverage.
Mike Kapsch
Many investors don't realize they're only doing 30% of the “work” necessary to get the most out of their investments. They’re doing this by simply ignoring companies that operate outside of the United States.
Laura Joszt
Finally, satisfaction with investment firms is nearly equal to pre-recession levels; however, three key areas are lagging.
Your Practice
Laura Joszt
Health care facilities are looking more and more toward temporary doctors to fill the vacancies from full-time physician shortages. Since full-time physicians are often highly stressed, more could appreciate the flexibility that a locum tenens career offers.
John Teixeira, CPA, MST, and Kevin Bickerstaff, CPA
Buy-sell agreements are the cornerstone in the succession plan of any business; This especially holds true with physician-owned practices.
Laura Joszt
The market for Alzheimer’s drugs might be heating up soon as a number of companies are testing similar drugs to treat the disease. The expectation is that one of these drugs will have a huge payoff.
Laura Joszt
In the U.S., 4% of all retail pharmacies had suspicious or excessive Medicare billing totaling $5.6 billion.
Eric Anderson, MD, and Nancy Anderson, RN
History abounds in Prague, from the famous church St. Vitus to the even more famous Old Town Clock to the lonely grave of the freedom fighter buried near Loretto Chapel.
Eric Anderson, MD, and Nancy Anderson, RN
Prague is a city of many, many secrets. And the pleasure of a visit is finding some of them. Indeed Prague has been called a place of the imagination.