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The NFL and the players' union have agreed on funding of benefits to widows and other survivors of players from before 1993, an extended package worth $15.2 million.

The highest earning Americans would pay a top rate of 23.8 percent for capital gains and dividends next year under a $272 billion, one-year extension of tax cuts that Senate Democrats are circulating among themselves.

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As state legislatures grappling with budget shortfalls search high and low for every possible angle to cut costs, big insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers have managed to convince a handful of states to transition their Medicaid programs into a Managed Care model.

Small businesses continue to struggle with cash flow issues, according to the 2012 Small Business Access to Capital Survey by the National Small Business Association.

Fifty-three percent of women are the primary breadwinners, especially as there are more women are rising to this role because of partners losing jobs and marriage after divorce, according to a recent study by Prudential Financial.

The unemployment rate for people with disabilities hit a three-year low during the second quarter, but overall joblessness for the disabled has steadily been outpacing the rate for people with no disabilities.

South Carolina law officers who experience mental trauma after killing someone in the line of duty aren't entitled to workers' compensation, according to a ruling released Wednesday by the state's Supreme Court.