LargeCap Stocks to Keep an Eye on Today

Tomahawk, WI 9/14/2011 (PennyPayDay) – The board of Internet company Yahoo! plans to meet Wednesday in Silicon Valley to discuss a wide range of issues, including the search for a new CEO, according to a report.

Shares were gaining 2.3% to $14.58 in premarket trading Wednesday.

Conglomerate General Electric said it will pay $3.3 billion plus accrued and unpaid dividends to redeem preferred stock sold to Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway during the height of the financial crisis in 2008.

Shares were rising 1% to $15.56.

Cisco Chief John Chambers said he's willing to stay another three years at the networking giant.

Shares were up 0.5% to $16.43.

Medical devices maker Boston Scientific has chosen Michael Mahoney, Johnson & Johnson's worldwide chairman of the medical device and diagnostics group, as its new CEO.

PC giant Dell announced an additional $5 billion buyback authorization.

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New Partnership for MDFI Stock

Dallas, TX 5/11/2011 (PennyPayDay) -- MedeFile International, Inc. (PINK:MDFI) and MedSave USA, Inc. today jointly announced, in a press release, that the Companies will be partnering to actively market MedeFile's patient-centric iPHR system as a value-added service to MedSave USA's global client base, which are comprised of insurance companies, health insurance companies, healthcare providers, self-insured employers, third party administrators and government payer organizations.

MedeFile will initially focus on implementing new MedeFile subscriptions for those insured by one of MedSave USA's largest clients, a global insurance carrier currently serving eight million lives worldwide. Gonen Antebi, CEO at MedSave USA, stated, "For over two decades, insurers have relied on our Company for valuable cost-containment and outsourced medical record retrieval services which allows them to effectively reduce loss adjusting expenses, improve quality control and resolve medical claims expediently. Together with MedeFile, we believe we are able to demonstrate to our clients how equipping individuals with a web-based personal health record will help promote greater patient engagement, improve clinical outcomes and ultimately save them time and money, and potentially even lives."

"Our first client intending to adopt MedeFile's easy-to-use iPHR solution will begin by providing private-labeled MedeFile memberships to those individuals that it provides short-term accident and sickness coverage when traveling outside their home country or country of permanent assignment," said Antebi. "Our client recognizes by having critical health information and actual medical records globally accessible online, including through a mobile phone or portable USB drive, it can positively impact the quality of care a traveler may receive when they are far from home and experience a medical emergency. This presents a win-win for both the insurer and the insured."

"Words can't express how pleased we are to be forming this key alliance with MedSave USA," stated Kevin Hauser, Chairman, President and CEO of MedeFile. "MedSave USA's global reputation for excellence in delivering adaptive solutions to many of the globe's largest health insurers is sure to greatly benefit MedeFile in our mission to empower millions of patients worldwide with their health information and vital documents where and when they need them."

For more information about MedeFile and its annual subscription-based programs, please visit www.medefile.com.

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