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Dallas, Texas - StockGuru Pre-Market Updates for Thursday include Victory Energy Corporation (OTCBB VYEY), Freegold Ventures Limited (OTCBB FGOVF), The X-Change Corporation (OTCBB XCHC), VirTra Systems, Inc. (OTCBB VTSI), Universal Guardian Holdings, Inc. (OTCBB UGHO), and Triton Distribution Systems, Inc. (OTCBB TTDS). StockGuru Pre-Market Updates feature companies with significant moves in either volume or price in the past two trading sessions. In our update we analyze recent news about the companies featured and detail the movement in the stock. If you would like to feature your publicly traded company in our alerts or on StockGuru.com, email feature@stockguru.com or call (469)252-3031. Triton Distribution Systems, Inc. (OTCBB TTDS) Wednesday's market went up 5.67% to $1.49 per share, with a total of 56,682 shares traded.
Stuart Cable on the Stereophonics and his new band
EVERY time he mentions the 'sacked' word, Stuart Cable makes quotation marks in the air. It's as if the term doesn't really exist in his world, at least by his definition. As he tells it, he couldn't have been 'sacked' as the drummer of the Stereophonics because he was going anyway. And people knew about it, including singer Kelly Jones. It's just that he actually hadn't got round to fixing a leaving date, although he'd mentioned to his ex-wife Nicola it would be after a tour to promote the last album he made with the band, You Gotta Go There To Come Back. He didn't have time to bow out with a bang however, because he was 'sacked' while recuperating from an operation in that infamous phone call from bandmate and frontman Kelly. He was beaten to the punch by him, his best friend, the one who he'd been playing in various bands with since the age of 15, and regrets that he didn't get to throw the first one before he was 'let go, left, sacked, whatever' at the height of the band's career.
Highmark merger plan brings scrutiny
Politicians, competing insurance companies and health care providers expressed concern Wednesday that a combination of the state's two largest health insurers, Highmark Inc. and Independence Blue Cross, will damage competition and raise health care costs. Ending two years of discussions, Pittsburgh's Highmark and Philadelphia's Independence announced yesterday that they intend to merge, creating a new company that will dwarf all other competitors in the state combined. The new company will insure 7.1 million of the state's 12.4 million residents. Such dominance has roused the state House and Senate to take a closer look at such deals. Yesterday, the state Senate approved a bill by a 48-0 vote that would increase state Department of Insurance oversight of such deals between non-profit entities.
California Pacific Medical Center Teams Up With Community to ...
SAN FRANCISCO, Calif., March 27 (AScribe Newswire) -- A new children's health center is opening up, bringing high quality, affordable health care to a community that in the past has often been overlooked. The community is Bayview Hunters Point. Despite having the highest density of children in San Francisco, and the highest rates of asthma and other childhood diseases, up till now there has been only one full-time pediatrician in the area. San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom will be joined by Supervisor Sophie Maxwell and other community leaders in a ceremony at 11.30 am this Saturday, March 31st, to mark the official opening of California Pacific Medical Center's Bayview Child Health Center. "Promoting access to healthcare for children of low income families is a primary mission of the McKesson Foundation and we're thrilled to be able to support this important effort," said Marcia Argyris, Vice President of Community Relations for McKesson Corporation and President of the McKesson Foundation.
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