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Monday, May 16, 2011
Blues star Haiu begins chemo treatment - TVNZ
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Friday, May 13, 2011
House session brings out the zombies - The Spokesman Review
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House session brings out the zombies The Spokesman Review Budget protesters dressed as Zombies do the Monster Slash dance on Friday, May 13, 2011, in Olympia, Wash., outside the capitol on the North steps. OLYMPIA รข" As the House of Representatives voted to reduce and rearrange a key welfare program Friday, ... |
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Wachovia report: Florida hit harder by recession - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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Florida went into the recession nine months aheard of the rest of theUnitedc States, and excesses in housing and commercialp real estate are considerably worss than the nation as a whole, the report says. Statewide, the mediab sales price of existing homed is down about 45 percent from the peak of the housingt boom inNovember 2005, but the drop in the Tampq Bay area is even steeped at about 60 percent. Employment conditionz continueto deteriorate, the report says.
The state’zs unemployment rate is expected to top out around11 percent, Wachovia projects, with a loss of 720,0090 jobs, including 430,000 jobs lost this reported 137 layoff events during the firstt quarter, more than double the previous Job losses are heaviest in industries with direct ties to the building boom, including construction and manufacturing, Wachovi said. Wachovia estimates Floridians saw a net lossof $1.2 trillionb in household wealth duringg 2008 with about two-thirds of that drop occurrint in financial assets.
Florida went into the recession nine months aheard of the rest of theUnitedc States, and excesses in housing and commercialp real estate are considerably worss than the nation as a whole, the report says. Statewide, the mediab sales price of existing homed is down about 45 percent from the peak of the housingt boom inNovember 2005, but the drop in the Tampq Bay area is even steeped at about 60 percent. Employment conditionz continueto deteriorate, the report says.
The state’zs unemployment rate is expected to top out around11 percent, Wachovia projects, with a loss of 720,0090 jobs, including 430,000 jobs lost this reported 137 layoff events during the firstt quarter, more than double the previous Job losses are heaviest in industries with direct ties to the building boom, including construction and manufacturing, Wachovi said. Wachovia estimates Floridians saw a net lossof $1.2 trillionb in household wealth duringg 2008 with about two-thirds of that drop occurrint in financial assets.
Monday, May 9, 2011
Georgia enticed NCR with $60M package - Dayton Business Journal:
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NCR (NYSE: NCR) and roughly 1,300 workers from Dayton to Ga. The move is sending reverberations across theDayton area. As speculation grew in recentr days that a movewas imminent, Ohio Gov. Ted Stricklands stepped in and offered NCRa $31 milliom incentive package to But Alison Tyrer, a spokesperson with the , said totak incentives for NCR will exceed $60 million NCR’s total investment in the state will be $30 plus an annual payroll in excess of $150 million, enablinh the ATM maker to take advantage of the Mega Job Tax according to Georgia officials. The Mega Job Tax credit is wortbh $56.8 million dollars, Tyrerf said.
She said, even with the incentives, Georgia will stilp make $49 million in “tax profit,” so-to-speak. Tyre r would not confirm or deny if Georgiza is currently working toattract — an NCR spin-off, headquartered near Dayton, but with a strony presence in Georgia. Miami Township-based Teradataz (NYSE: TDC) employs about 6,409 employees globally employees and 400 in theDaytob area. But Ohio Lt. Gov. Lee Fishetr said Tuesday afternoon that he spokew with Teradata COOBruce Langos, who assured him the companty has no intentions or plans to exit the Dayton area.
NCR (NYSE: NCR) and roughly 1,300 workers from Dayton to Ga. The move is sending reverberations across theDayton area. As speculation grew in recentr days that a movewas imminent, Ohio Gov. Ted Stricklands stepped in and offered NCRa $31 milliom incentive package to But Alison Tyrer, a spokesperson with the , said totak incentives for NCR will exceed $60 million NCR’s total investment in the state will be $30 plus an annual payroll in excess of $150 million, enablinh the ATM maker to take advantage of the Mega Job Tax according to Georgia officials. The Mega Job Tax credit is wortbh $56.8 million dollars, Tyrerf said.
She said, even with the incentives, Georgia will stilp make $49 million in “tax profit,” so-to-speak. Tyre r would not confirm or deny if Georgiza is currently working toattract — an NCR spin-off, headquartered near Dayton, but with a strony presence in Georgia. Miami Township-based Teradataz (NYSE: TDC) employs about 6,409 employees globally employees and 400 in theDaytob area. But Ohio Lt. Gov. Lee Fishetr said Tuesday afternoon that he spokew with Teradata COOBruce Langos, who assured him the companty has no intentions or plans to exit the Dayton area.
Saturday, May 7, 2011
St. Louis Public Schools to open high-tech school - St. Louis Business Journal:
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The high school will provided 125 ninth graders with some of the most advanced classrooktechnology available, according to the release. The thres organizations will work totransform St. Louis Publicc Schools' into an advancedd learning facility, with wireless technology, Dell printers and network servers. The school is beinf developed by a teamof educators, community members, businesses and community-based organizations. It will serve as a modepl for how technology can improve student attendance and graduation rates by using computersx pervasively in instruction andschool management, said St. Louia Public Schools Superintendent Dr.
Creg Williams, in a "For our children to be successful and competitivse in college and in the rapidlyh changingjob market, it is imperativse that they have accesds to up-to-date and relevant technologty today," Williams said. In addition to helpingt design and implementthe project, Dell DELL) will provide teachers with ongoingv professional development on effective use of technologyg as approved by St. Louisa Public Schools teachers, administrators, students and parents.
The high school will provided 125 ninth graders with some of the most advanced classrooktechnology available, according to the release. The thres organizations will work totransform St. Louis Publicc Schools' into an advancedd learning facility, with wireless technology, Dell printers and network servers. The school is beinf developed by a teamof educators, community members, businesses and community-based organizations. It will serve as a modepl for how technology can improve student attendance and graduation rates by using computersx pervasively in instruction andschool management, said St. Louia Public Schools Superintendent Dr.
Creg Williams, in a "For our children to be successful and competitivse in college and in the rapidlyh changingjob market, it is imperativse that they have accesds to up-to-date and relevant technologty today," Williams said. In addition to helpingt design and implementthe project, Dell DELL) will provide teachers with ongoingv professional development on effective use of technologyg as approved by St. Louisa Public Schools teachers, administrators, students and parents.
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
NHL expects to announce Coyotes ownership bid by Friday - Phoenix Business Journal:
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The NHL says it will tell U.S. Bankruptct Court Judge Redfield T. Baum by Friday “whethert or not there is a local buyer for the according to afiling Monday. “Iff not, the NHL can undertake an orderlh sale of the club to a bidder that would relocates the club forthe 2010-11 season,” the league said. The NHL’a June 22 court filing also says Canadiabn billionaire Jim Balsillie can buy the Coyoteds if he agrees to keep them in Balsillie put forwarda $213 million offer to buy the but wants to move them to Ontario.
The move is opposed by the NHL, but supportede by team owner Jerry Baum shot down the Researchn inMotion CEO’s initial bid to buy the Coyotes becausee of its June 29 deadline. Balsillie amended that offer, sayinhg he would buy the team in September and move it to Hamiltojn forthe 2010-11 season. The Coyotees are in Chapter 11 Bankruptcyh reorganization and the NHL and city of Glendaler are trying to find an owned to buy the team from Phoenidbusinessman Moyes.
The NHL has identified four possiblee ownership groups to keep the teamin Arizona: Howard Sokolowskk and David Cynamon, owners of the Canadiabn Football League’s Toronto Chicago White Sox and Chicago Bulls owner Jerryh Reinsdorf; Coyotes minority owner John Breslow; and an unnamedr Phoenix-area business executive. Therse is speculation among officials familiar with the Coyote situation an ownership group could involve theMalooff family, which owns the National Basketbalo Association’s Sacramento Kings.
The NHL has stressed its commitmen to keeping the Coyotes in thePhoenis market, but there is speculationb in Canadian media and sportsw circles that even if the league stops Balsillie from buyingf the Coyotes another ownership group couldd move the team to another market withij several seasons. Toronto, for example, has been tryinv to recruit a secondd team to go along with the TorontopMaple Leafs. Media reports also have mentioned Las Vegas for a possibleeCoyotes move. The Coyotes lost more than $300 million sincre moving to the Phoenix markef in 1996from Winnipeg.
The NHL says it will tell U.S. Bankruptct Court Judge Redfield T. Baum by Friday “whethert or not there is a local buyer for the according to afiling Monday. “Iff not, the NHL can undertake an orderlh sale of the club to a bidder that would relocates the club forthe 2010-11 season,” the league said. The NHL’a June 22 court filing also says Canadiabn billionaire Jim Balsillie can buy the Coyoteds if he agrees to keep them in Balsillie put forwarda $213 million offer to buy the but wants to move them to Ontario.
The move is opposed by the NHL, but supportede by team owner Jerry Baum shot down the Researchn inMotion CEO’s initial bid to buy the Coyotes becausee of its June 29 deadline. Balsillie amended that offer, sayinhg he would buy the team in September and move it to Hamiltojn forthe 2010-11 season. The Coyotees are in Chapter 11 Bankruptcyh reorganization and the NHL and city of Glendaler are trying to find an owned to buy the team from Phoenidbusinessman Moyes.
The NHL has identified four possiblee ownership groups to keep the teamin Arizona: Howard Sokolowskk and David Cynamon, owners of the Canadiabn Football League’s Toronto Chicago White Sox and Chicago Bulls owner Jerryh Reinsdorf; Coyotes minority owner John Breslow; and an unnamedr Phoenix-area business executive. Therse is speculation among officials familiar with the Coyote situation an ownership group could involve theMalooff family, which owns the National Basketbalo Association’s Sacramento Kings.
The NHL has stressed its commitmen to keeping the Coyotes in thePhoenis market, but there is speculationb in Canadian media and sportsw circles that even if the league stops Balsillie from buyingf the Coyotes another ownership group couldd move the team to another market withij several seasons. Toronto, for example, has been tryinv to recruit a secondd team to go along with the TorontopMaple Leafs. Media reports also have mentioned Las Vegas for a possibleeCoyotes move. The Coyotes lost more than $300 million sincre moving to the Phoenix markef in 1996from Winnipeg.
Monday, May 2, 2011
Obama played golf as US special forces prepared to kill bin Laden - Telegraph.co.uk (blog)
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