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In 2025, New Zealand announced a series of changes to make it faster and easier for overseas-trained doctors to register and work in the country. There are currently about 530 American doctors working in New Zealand, up 29% from six years ago
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“I learned to go into business only with people whom I like, trust, and admire.”
― Warren Buffett
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“Medicaid policy should be evaluated for what it does to workers as well as to government budgets. The costs of financing gimmicks like provider taxes reach beyond government balance sheets and onto your paycheck.”
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“My country seems to be on the front line of a phenomenon now spreading across Europe, and perhaps throughout the entire West: an explosion of nihilism.”
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The FBI said an audit found Medicaid paid roughly $2.4 billion for those services from January 2019 through October 2024, and investigators are looking into whether some of that money was stolen.
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“I know you lost a year of your life, but you’ve done very well here,” a Russian investigator tells Mr. Gershkovich as his release nears. “Not one rude word to any of us,” a guard says. “You treated us with respect.”
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The best players manage their emotions so their emotions don’t manage their investments.
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The sustainable way, Steve Gund said, is building a business around a larger sense of mission, both for its workers and future generations of family owners
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•A U.S. surgical workforce analysis projects a shortfall of 27,940 surgeons by 2038, with supply meeting only 84.3% of national demand as supply falls 4.2% and demand rises 12.8%.
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Warren Buffett: “I’m not interested in cars and my goal is not to make people envious. Don’t confuse the cost of living with the standard of living.”
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May we all find joy in the little things of life
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“A growing number of Chinese chemical manufacturers that have supplied fentanyl precursors to drug cartels are now capitalizing on the peptide craze in the U.S. and elsewhere, selling unregulated substances that promise to tan skin, repair tissue…”












