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NTU also spent more than $261,000 on ads in the Houston market, which is in part represented by Rep. Kevin BradyKevin Patrick BradyTrump economic aide says new tax proposal could be unveiled this summer Hoyer: Democratic chairmen trying to bridge divide on surprise medical bills On The Money: House approves Trump USMCA deal in bipartisan vote | Senate sends .4T spending bill to Trump's desk | Why budget watchdogs are howling over the spending deal MORE (Texas), the top Republican on the Ways and Means Committee. … [Read more...] about Conservative groups aim to sink bipartisan fix to ‘surprise’ medical bills

But the problem extends across the industry. According to Nick Asbury, who is an actor with Propeller (the company consists of 21 people, of whom five, employed backstage, are women): "It's easier for male actors than for women from the time you start out until you finish. It is said in drama schools and it is said onstage. Because the fact is that until 30 years ago people were writing more parts for men than women." … [Read more...] about Actors’ union rallies theatres to create more parts for women

Private sector lender HDFC Bank on January 18 registered a 33 percent year-on-year growth in third quarter profit, driven by other income and operating income, but asset quality weakened along with deterioration in provision coverage ratio. Lower tax cost also boosted profitability. … [Read more...] about Banking wrap: HDFC Bank Q3 profit jumps 33%; Michael Patra takes over as RBI Dy Guv

Although she praised the agreement as positive for both the couple and the royal family, Ms Junor said: 'The British public have lost out because these are two fantastic people who sprinkle fairy dust wherever they go and we are going to miss that, but clearly it was not making them happy.' … [Read more...] about Back in the fold! Queen makes VERY public show of support for Prince Andrew as he’s seen by her side for the first time since car crash BBC interview… less than 24 hours after Megxit deal is finalised

COHN: --not lowering. We actually gave them expensing of CapEx. For the first five years, they can 100 percent expense their CapEx. But the minute you turn around and put steel and aluminum tariffs on them, the minute a company is thinking about spending capital, what do you go out and buy? You go out and buy steel and aluminum. That's how you build factories. That's how you build property-- plant equipment. So all of the sudden, the advantages that we were trying to give companies to help stimulate the economy, to build facilities, to go out and hire people, to drive wages, we took away that advantage by taxing the input that they needed to build. … [Read more...] about Transcript: Gary Cohn on “Face the Nation,” January 19, 2020