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MISSISSAUGA, ON–(Marketwire – 09/21/09) – (Pinksheets:HRAL) HearAtLast Holdings, Inc., a leading provider of suitable affordable solutions to clients with hearing needs in the billion dollar hearing loss market, announced today that the Company is in the final development stage of a new Tinnitus Clinic located in the prominent Kingsway Community of Toronto, Ontario Canada. This state of the art facility will focus on the clinical and therapeutic side of dealing with Tinnitus (ringing ears) a condition that impacts millions of North Americans.

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Stocks are higher as investors look to extend recent rally

Stocks are higher in early trading as investors aim to resume a recent rally that took the Dow Jones industrials to a new high for the year earlier this week.

Overseas markets were also mostly higher on Friday. Economic data has been better than expected this week in the U.S., the world’s largest economy and a key trading partner.

Major U.S. stock market indexes had risen in the first three days of the week on signs the economy is recovering, but gave some ground on Thursday.

No major economic reports are on Friday’s economic calendar

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MISSISSAUGA, ON — (Marketwire) — 09/15/09 — HearAtLast Holdings, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: HRAL), a leading provider of suitable affordable solutions to clients with hearing needs in the billion dollar hearing loss market, announced today that the Company has retained Harbinger Research to conduct an independent investment analysis of the Company and its value.

This analysis will be based on the Company’s current and projected financial results, trends in its industry, and other objective and subjective factors. Brian Connell, CFA, Harbinger analyst, stated that “We are very pleased to be working with a growing Company such as HearAtLast, which seems to be doing a lot of things right.”

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Stocks edged higher as commodities prices extend their rally and the dollar hovers near recent lows

There was little economic or corporate news to guide investors in the early going. Investors were waiting for the Federal Reserve to release its latest assessment of the economy in different parts of the country. The report, known as the beige book, is due at 2 p.m. EDT.

Meanwhile, investors around the world were tracking the dollar, which is trading near lows for the year against the euro and a two-month low against the yen after sinking Tuesday. The dollar’s recent drop is lifting commodities prices, including oil which is extending its gains.

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MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO — (Marketwire) — 09/08/09 — HearAtLast Holdings, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: HRAL), a leading provider of suitable affordable solutions to clients with hearing needs in the billion dollar hearing loss market, announced today that the Company is forecasting for significant sales growth for the balance of 2009 and 2010 year based on improved market conditions and aggressive Brand Awareness within their 29 Canadian Clinics co-located within select Wal-Marts.

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Stocks are slightly higher after better than expected jobs report

Stocks inched up in early trading Friday after the Labor Department said employers cut a total of 216,000 jobs last month, less than the 276,000 jobs lost in July and better than the 225,000 figure analysts had been expecting. It was the lowest level of job losses in a year.

The unemployment rate, however, jumped to 9.7 percent — the highest rate since June 1983. Analysts had been expecting the rate to edge up to 9.5 percent after unexpectedly dipping to 9.4 percent in July. Most economists expect the unemployment rate to top 10 percent by early next year.

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