us-hotdailynews: 2015-02-21 U.S. Business

U.S. West Coast Port Workers Agree to 5-Year Labor Contract
Bloomberg
Ships wait to unload cargo at the Port of Los Angeles in Los Angeles, California, on Feb. 18, 2015. Photographer: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg. (Bloomberg) -- West Coast dockworkers and their employers reached a five-year contract deal, averting a shutdown ...

Shipping lines and dockworkers reach deal, port shutdown averted   Los Angeles Times
UPDATE 7-Contract negotiators for US West Coast ports reach tentative deal   Reuters
Tentative Deal Reached Between Workers, West Coast Ports   CBS Local
USA TODAY
The Detroit News
CNN
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US Agency Sets Fines for Maker of Airbags
New York Times
In an escalating standoff with Takata, federal regulators said on Friday that they would begin to fine the Japanese auto supplier $14,000 a day, saying it had not fully cooperated in an investigation into defective airbags. Takata has failed to respond “fully or ...

Takata to be fined $14000 a day for resisting air-bag probe   The Globe and Mail
Takata Fined $14000 a Day for Stonewalling Airbag Investigation   Chinatopix
UPDATE 4-Takata hit with daily fine on air bag probe as repairs lag   Reuters
Sky News Australia
W*USA 9
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Forbes

Insider Selling: Ioannis Skoufalos Sells 2408 Shares of Procter & Gamble Co ...
WKRB News
Procter & Gamble Co logo Procter & Gamble Co (NYSE:PG) insider Ioannis Skoufalos sold 2,408 shares of the company's stock on the open market in a transaction that occurred on Thursday, February 19th. The stock was sold at an average price of $85.19, ...

Why Income And Value Investors Should Prefer Unilever Over Procter & Gamble   Seeking Alpha (registration)
Large Inflow of Money Witnessed in Procter & Gamble Co   Stafford Daily
Traders Buy Shares of Procter & Gamble Co on Weakness on Insider Selling (PG)   sleekmoney

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Tax Error in Health Act Has Impact on 800000
New York Times
WASHINGTON — About 800,000 taxpayers who enrolled in insurance policies through HealthCare.gov received erroneous tax information from the government and were urged on Friday to hold off on filing tax returns until the error could be corrected.
800000 people get bad tax info in latest Healthcare.gov snafu   Engadget
800000 HealthCare.gov users received wrong tax information   Washington Post (blog)
New Healthcare.gov problem   WKOW
Los Angeles Times
The Journal News | LoHud.com
San Antonio Express-News
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FTC: Roanoke among markets most affected by merger of food supply giants
TriCities.com
A planned merger between the two largest restaurant and institutional food suppliers in the country would limit competition and trigger higher prices in 32 local markets across the U.S., including Southwest Virginia, Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring says.
Sysco not in talks to settle US lawsuit to stop merger -lawyer   Reuters
Sysco swallows up the second biggest food company   Marketplace.org
Sysco defends merger with US Foods   Nation's Restaurant News
Bloomberg
TheStreet.com
The Packer
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Reuters

Oil ends mixed after mild rig count drop, heating oil spikes
Reuters
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Crude prices ended mixed on Friday as the number of U.S. rigs drilling for oil fell far less than expected this week, while heating oil jumped 6 percent after severe winter cold crimped output at three refineries. After many bets that crude ...

Oil prices fall in New York   Sky News Australia
Another Big Reason to Think Oil Prices Aren't Going Up Soon   Bloomberg
Oil suffers a loss as natural gas jumps 5.2% on week   MarketWatch
Nasdaq
CNBC
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