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Dr. Richard Berry's Ohio Clinic Is Adding Two Doctors and Expanding Direct Primary Care to Employers

Maple Health, a direct primary care clinic in Mentor, Ohio, offers membership-based primary care built around access, continuity and predictable costs, and is bringing the same model to local employers.

By The Cranberry Journal Staff 6 hours ago

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Florida Passed Its Property Tax Cut With 157,000 Votes to Spare. Wyoming and Oklahoma Said No, and Washington Kept Its Millionaires' Tax.

Florida voters approved Amendment 3, which raises the homestead exemption for local non-school taxes to $250,000 by 2028, with about 62 per cent of the vote against a 60 per cent threshold. Property tax cuts failed in Wyoming and Oklahoma, and a repeal of Washington's tax on income above $1 million was losing. Colorado's graduated income tax was still too close to call.

By Daniel Okafor 10 hours ago

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The Bank of England Raised Rates to 4 Per Cent, Its First Increase in 1,190 Days. Its Staff Expect Inflation Near 5 Per Cent by the Middle of Next Year.

By Daniel Okafor 11 hours ago

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CVS Will Split Its 9,000 Drugstores From Aetna and Caremark. A Third of the Stores' Revenue Last Year Came From the Rest of CVS.

By Margaret Holloway 11 hours ago

Free AI Isn't What It Used to Be: ISACC Institute's Founder, SerVanes Wilson Sr., on the Real Cost to Solopreneurs

By The Cranberry Journal Staff 30 hours ago

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Personal Finance

Carilyn Marrero of CM Freedom Finance Earned More for Five Years and Stayed in Debt. Her Holiday Advice Starts With Habits, Not the Paycheck.

By The Cranberry Journal Staff 31 hours ago

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Personal Finance

Dasia Bobbs Built a Credit Repair Business. Her Biggest Lesson Is That a Cleaner Report Is Not a Safety Net.

By The Cranberry Journal Staff 31 hours ago

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Democrats Win Control of the House and Senate, Ending Unified Republican Government. For Business, the First Test Is the 11 December Funding Deadline.

By Daniel Okafor 32 hours ago

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Anatoly Zadorozhnyy of Marketing 1on1 Says Small Businesses Can Still Be Found When Search Turns Into AI Answers

By The Cranberry Journal Staff November 3, 2026

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A Jacksonville Doctor Charges $135 a Month, Makes House Calls and Answers His Phone. More Patients Want That Deal.

By The Cranberry Journal Staff November 3, 2026

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Stocks Rose in the Year After 18 of the Last 19 Midterms, by Our Count. Congress Has 38 Days After Tuesday's Vote to Fund the Government.

By Daniel Okafor November 3, 2026

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Washington's Millionaires' Tax Would Raise $11.4 Billion by 2031 From About 30,000 Payers. Voters Decide Tuesday Whether It Ever Starts.

By Daniel Okafor November 3, 2026

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Florida Votes on Cutting Local Property Taxes by $11.8 Billion a Year. Five Counties Account for 45 Per Cent of It.

By Daniel Okafor November 3, 2026

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Ryanair Flew 6 Per Cent More Passengers and Earned 15 Per Cent Less. Next Year's Extra €2 Billion of Fuel Works Out to About €9 a Passenger.

By Thomas Gutierrez November 2, 2026

Westpac's Operating Profit Rose $379 Million Last Year. It Set Aside $440 Million More for Bad Loans, Though Fewer of Its Borrowers Are in Trouble.

By Daniel Okafor November 2, 2026

Inflation Is 3.7 Per Cent, Less Than Half Its Rate Before the 2022 Midterms. Gasoline and Mortgages Cost More Than They Did Then.

By Daniel Okafor November 2, 2026

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OPEC+ Left Its December Oil Targets Unchanged. Brent Ended the Week at $117.64, $12.64 Above Washington's Forecast for the Quarter.

By Daniel Okafor November 1, 2026

China's Factory Index Fell to 49.3 in October. Construction New Orders Fell 5.7 Points, to 40.

By Daniel Okafor November 1, 2026

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South Korea Exported $115.3 Billion in October, 93.7 Per Cent More Than a Year Ago. Chips Supplied Almost Three-Quarters of the Increase.

By Alison Acosta November 1, 2026

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The Bank of Canada Raised Rates Expecting About 2 Per Cent Growth. Two Days Later, the Data Put the Quarter Nearer 1.2 Per Cent.

By Daniel Okafor October 31, 2026

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