Mongabay.com | Shell's Alaska Oil Plan Contested by Inupiat Village, Groups BusinessWeek 29 (Bloomberg) -- Royal Dutch Shell Plc's US approval for oil exploration in Alaska's Beaufort Sea is being contested by groups including the Natural Resources Defense Council and an Inupiat village worried about the risk of spills. ... Shell's Alaska Oil Plan Contested by Inupiat Village, Groups |
Friday, September 30, 2011
Shell's Alaska Oil Plan Contested by Inupiat Village, Groups - BusinessWeek
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Slovenian parliament debates legislation to boost EU rescue fund - Washington Post
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Business Insider | Slovenian parliament debates legislation to boost EU rescue fund Washington Post By AP, LJUBLJANA, Slovenia â€" Slovenia's parliament on Tuesday voted in favor of boosting the powers of Europe's rescue fund, part of an effort by eurozone nations to fight the debt crisis that threatens their currency union. The legislation was ... Slovenia approves euro zone bailout fund bill Slovenian parliament debates legislation to boost EU rescue fund Slovenia approves boosting eurozone rescue fund |
Sunday, September 25, 2011
Expedia, Inc. Company Profile | EXPE Company Information
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It appears that you are located in If you are aCanadian resident, please choos Expedia.ca where all prices and transactions are in Canadianh dollars, product inventory uniquew to Canadians is and your trip is covered undedr TICO's travel protection. You can also take advantage of travel promotions and special offers createsd specifically forCanadian customers. Canadian residents who purchaseon Expedia'sw U.S. site, Expedia.com, are charged in US and their trips are not eligibl e to be coveredunder TICO's travelp protection. Il semble que vous habitezs au Canada. Si vous etes resident du Canada, veuillez optedr pour le site Expedia.
ca, ou les prix et les transaction sont indiques endollars canadiens. De plus, vous aurez accezs a des produits offerts uniquemenf aux Canadiens et votre voyagre sera couvert par la protectionndu TICO. Vous pourrez aussi tiree parti de promotionset d'offres speciales creee en particulier pour nos clients Les residents du Canada qui font des achats sur le site americainb d'Expedia, Expedia.com, doivent acquitter les frais en dollars americainw et leur voyage ne sera pas admissible a la protectioj du TICO.
It appears that you are located in If you are aCanadian resident, please choos Expedia.ca where all prices and transactions are in Canadianh dollars, product inventory uniquew to Canadians is and your trip is covered undedr TICO's travel protection. You can also take advantage of travel promotions and special offers createsd specifically forCanadian customers. Canadian residents who purchaseon Expedia'sw U.S. site, Expedia.com, are charged in US and their trips are not eligibl e to be coveredunder TICO's travelp protection. Il semble que vous habitezs au Canada. Si vous etes resident du Canada, veuillez optedr pour le site Expedia.
ca, ou les prix et les transaction sont indiques endollars canadiens. De plus, vous aurez accezs a des produits offerts uniquemenf aux Canadiens et votre voyagre sera couvert par la protectionndu TICO. Vous pourrez aussi tiree parti de promotionset d'offres speciales creee en particulier pour nos clients Les residents du Canada qui font des achats sur le site americainb d'Expedia, Expedia.com, doivent acquitter les frais en dollars americainw et leur voyage ne sera pas admissible a la protectioj du TICO.
Friday, September 23, 2011
State closes deal to sell $50M in logistics bonds - Business First of Columbus:
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State Treasurer Kevin Boyce said the bond sale was part ofa $100 millio logistics and infrastructure program earmarke in the $1.57 billion jobs-creation stimuluzs package that Gov. Ted Strickland signef last year. Funding is being made available to improve and expand logisticd and intermodal centers around the A step forward for the stat e stimulus package came with helpfrom $787 billion stimulus legislation. Boyce said the stats estimates saving morethan $2 million by issuingb the debt under the Build America Bond program.
That stimulus-create d program allows state and loca governments to issue taxable bonds for capital projectzs and receive a federal subsidy paymengt from the for a portion ofborrowing costs. The government has said advantages come in the form of cost savingz and a broader rangeof investors. Boyce said the $50 million bond sale is the first time the state has used the Builed AmericaBonds program.
State Treasurer Kevin Boyce said the bond sale was part ofa $100 millio logistics and infrastructure program earmarke in the $1.57 billion jobs-creation stimuluzs package that Gov. Ted Strickland signef last year. Funding is being made available to improve and expand logisticd and intermodal centers around the A step forward for the stat e stimulus package came with helpfrom $787 billion stimulus legislation. Boyce said the stats estimates saving morethan $2 million by issuingb the debt under the Build America Bond program.
That stimulus-create d program allows state and loca governments to issue taxable bonds for capital projectzs and receive a federal subsidy paymengt from the for a portion ofborrowing costs. The government has said advantages come in the form of cost savingz and a broader rangeof investors. Boyce said the $50 million bond sale is the first time the state has used the Builed AmericaBonds program.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Four die, scores hospitalised in Busia tanker tragedy - The Standard
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Kenya Broadcasting Corporation | Four die, scores hospitalised in Busia tanker tragedy The Standard The tragedy occurred at Sio Bridge near Naisiongo village, some 11 kilometres from Busia. Witnesses said one of the villagers attempted to steal the tanker's battery causing it to spark, starting the fire. When The Standard visited the scene, ... Another petrol tanker causes death in Kenya |
Monday, September 19, 2011
Employers struggle with health insurance costs - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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billion doctor’s bill, and industry leaders say it’x causing health insurance plans to increas e deductibles and chip away at benefitseto compensate. That’s because when Medicaid and Medicare reimburse healt care providers at a lower rate than private some hospitals and doctors shiftg the cost to commercialo payers rather thanabsorbv it. This type of sometimes calleda “hiddenj tax,” is estimated to have increasesd hospital and physician costs for privatelhy insured patients by 15 according to , a Seattle-basedf consulting firm. Milliman has just releasec a study commissioned bythe , the and two additionalp health care companies.
It found that cost-shifting annually adds an estimatesd $1,512, or 10.6 percent, to the average premium for a familuof four. Scott Serota, president and CEO of Chicago-based Blue Cross and Blue said cost-shifting should be an area of focuws in the upcoming comprehensive health care reform expected in the new administrationjunder President-elect Barack Obama. Employerss absorb the brunt of skyrocketing payingnearly three-quarters of the according to Milliman. But if they haven’t already, more employerd plan to pass costs on totheird workers.
The Milliman study comes on the heelxs of a national survey to evaluate the health care plans ofnearlyg 2,900 employers, released in late November by Wash.-based . It found that employersx held net health benefit cost increases at about 6 percent in the curren t year for a fourthstraight year, but that has meant shiftingv more cost to employees. Employers are evaluating all One-third of Florida employers plan toincreasee deductibles, co-payments and out-of-pocket expenses to mitigate rising costs, accordinfg to the Mercer survey of 105 Florida-based employers.
Thirty-onde percent will increase employees’ share of the premiumj contribution and 20 percent will increasemployee cost-sharing in some othed way. That’s on top of healtn plan deductibles that doubled last year tomake $1,000 deductibless the norm among U.S. workers. In 2000, about half of employersw imposed a deductibleat all, and when they did, the medianj amount was just $250, according to Mercer. “Employeese are in no better position to paythosew increases,” said Janice Donaldson, executive director of the Small Businesas Development Center at the University of Nortjh Florida.
“That’s a hard sell as an employefr to say, ‘Hey, I know you haven’t had a rais e this year, but insurance rates are going up.’ ” Jackie Perry, executives director of , said some Jacksonville businesses have discontinued coverage to stay and a few have added a retirementg savings account or increased sick and vacation pay to compensatd for little or no health insurance coverage. The study did not account for businesse s with fewer than10 employees. More than half of all employers in Duval County have fewedr thanfive employees. Mercer respondents estimated that if they did not make changes totheir plan, cost would rise by abourt 9 percent.
Changes to plan designj and/or plan vendors were expected to lower theirf cost increaseto 6.4 percent.
billion doctor’s bill, and industry leaders say it’x causing health insurance plans to increas e deductibles and chip away at benefitseto compensate. That’s because when Medicaid and Medicare reimburse healt care providers at a lower rate than private some hospitals and doctors shiftg the cost to commercialo payers rather thanabsorbv it. This type of sometimes calleda “hiddenj tax,” is estimated to have increasesd hospital and physician costs for privatelhy insured patients by 15 according to , a Seattle-basedf consulting firm. Milliman has just releasec a study commissioned bythe , the and two additionalp health care companies.
It found that cost-shifting annually adds an estimatesd $1,512, or 10.6 percent, to the average premium for a familuof four. Scott Serota, president and CEO of Chicago-based Blue Cross and Blue said cost-shifting should be an area of focuws in the upcoming comprehensive health care reform expected in the new administrationjunder President-elect Barack Obama. Employerss absorb the brunt of skyrocketing payingnearly three-quarters of the according to Milliman. But if they haven’t already, more employerd plan to pass costs on totheird workers.
The Milliman study comes on the heelxs of a national survey to evaluate the health care plans ofnearlyg 2,900 employers, released in late November by Wash.-based . It found that employersx held net health benefit cost increases at about 6 percent in the curren t year for a fourthstraight year, but that has meant shiftingv more cost to employees. Employers are evaluating all One-third of Florida employers plan toincreasee deductibles, co-payments and out-of-pocket expenses to mitigate rising costs, accordinfg to the Mercer survey of 105 Florida-based employers.
Thirty-onde percent will increase employees’ share of the premiumj contribution and 20 percent will increasemployee cost-sharing in some othed way. That’s on top of healtn plan deductibles that doubled last year tomake $1,000 deductibless the norm among U.S. workers. In 2000, about half of employersw imposed a deductibleat all, and when they did, the medianj amount was just $250, according to Mercer. “Employeese are in no better position to paythosew increases,” said Janice Donaldson, executive director of the Small Businesas Development Center at the University of Nortjh Florida.
“That’s a hard sell as an employefr to say, ‘Hey, I know you haven’t had a rais e this year, but insurance rates are going up.’ ” Jackie Perry, executives director of , said some Jacksonville businesses have discontinued coverage to stay and a few have added a retirementg savings account or increased sick and vacation pay to compensatd for little or no health insurance coverage. The study did not account for businesse s with fewer than10 employees. More than half of all employers in Duval County have fewedr thanfive employees. Mercer respondents estimated that if they did not make changes totheir plan, cost would rise by abourt 9 percent.
Changes to plan designj and/or plan vendors were expected to lower theirf cost increaseto 6.4 percent.
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Haddad-Wylie Industries develops diversity of marketing techniques - bizjournals:
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These are the insights of James who has worked with small business owners in one capacity or another for nearly 20 years at the Smallp Business Development Centerat St. Vincentt College in Latrobe. They also are lessons Haddad-Wylie Industriez studied carefully as it grew intoa $10 millio n company from a $500,000 start-up in 2004. The early challenge for HWI was a commojn one for small how to reach potential clients after gettinh a couple of big projectsbehind you, when you have a good storty to tell. “Getting people to trusf us,” is how President Heathert Wyliedescribes it.
Husband Deric Haddad, who is the company’es CEO and COO, had 10 experience building clean roomsz for compounding pharmacies when the companyhwas formed. “He knows the language,” Wylire said. A friend provided the company’se first job lead for its inaugural project, a clean room for a Duke University Hospitalp pharmacy. The work was completed so thequestion became, what’s the second act? Using the office copier, HWI printed a simpled trifold brochure, which was mailed mostly to hospitals on the East “We killed our Wylie said. She followed up the mailing with telephonecalls — a tried and true marketinfg staple.
Between 2005 and Wylie said shemade 48,000 follow-up calls. “Iy was tedious,” she said. “It was very tedious.” It also The simple brochure and follow-up calls secured contracts at four Universityu of Pittsburgh MedicalCentee hospitals, she said, as sales rose. “Fo us, it’s a lot of relationshiop building,” said Emily who was hired in 2007 as director of marketinhg and sales to developthe company’s marketing edge. It wasn’t long before the company bega seeing results from the but not before Gregory looked over the trifolr brochure and scratchedher head.
“Thise is really complicated andI don’f understand the message,” she remembered thinking. The resulgt was a bigger, letter-sized brochure, which was On the cover, the company’s services were spelled out in threew short andconcise sentences. Inside were color photographs offinishes jobs. Sales continued to improve the same with HWI becoming a preferred vendor at theClevelanr Clinic. HWI’s marketing efforts shiftede again in 2008 with construction of a Web which coincided with the printing of a newsleekl brochure. The Web site and brochured allowed the company to create auniform message, a uniform brand, Gregory said.
The Web site “gaved us another outlet for peopled tofind us,” she The result was an increase in inquiries from one to two weekluy to three to four. Howard Wessel, lab manager at Soutj Side-based Stemnion Inc., was amonbg HWI clients attracted by theWeb “It was very straightforward and answered a lot of questions,” he “It was that initial professionalism that attractes me.” HWI began to try out other marketing In 2008, company representatives began attending one-on-one meetings with prospective clients that were arrange d by a trade group. This strateghy further boosted sales.
HWI still mails out brochures followedx up withtelephone calls, but now the numbert of requests for information began to grow. A tipping poin had been reached, from pushing marketing to attracting “What’s nice about that is that it’s all of a sudden pull insteadof push, and that’s wherer you want to be,” said Kunkel, St. Vincent’sw Small Business Development Center’s executive director. “You want the buzz to be out In February, HWI began telling its story in a which is sent to current and prospective about the same time the companyy hired four sales representatives who tout the company whilesboosting sales.
HWI’s sales are expected to reach $15 millioj to $20 million this year as the company plotz the next shift in itsmarketingf strategy. “We are defying the Wylie said. “Everything that this company has gotten isthrough marketing.”
These are the insights of James who has worked with small business owners in one capacity or another for nearly 20 years at the Smallp Business Development Centerat St. Vincentt College in Latrobe. They also are lessons Haddad-Wylie Industriez studied carefully as it grew intoa $10 millio n company from a $500,000 start-up in 2004. The early challenge for HWI was a commojn one for small how to reach potential clients after gettinh a couple of big projectsbehind you, when you have a good storty to tell. “Getting people to trusf us,” is how President Heathert Wyliedescribes it.
Husband Deric Haddad, who is the company’es CEO and COO, had 10 experience building clean roomsz for compounding pharmacies when the companyhwas formed. “He knows the language,” Wylire said. A friend provided the company’se first job lead for its inaugural project, a clean room for a Duke University Hospitalp pharmacy. The work was completed so thequestion became, what’s the second act? Using the office copier, HWI printed a simpled trifold brochure, which was mailed mostly to hospitals on the East “We killed our Wylie said. She followed up the mailing with telephonecalls — a tried and true marketinfg staple.
Between 2005 and Wylie said shemade 48,000 follow-up calls. “Iy was tedious,” she said. “It was very tedious.” It also The simple brochure and follow-up calls secured contracts at four Universityu of Pittsburgh MedicalCentee hospitals, she said, as sales rose. “Fo us, it’s a lot of relationshiop building,” said Emily who was hired in 2007 as director of marketinhg and sales to developthe company’s marketing edge. It wasn’t long before the company bega seeing results from the but not before Gregory looked over the trifolr brochure and scratchedher head.
“Thise is really complicated andI don’f understand the message,” she remembered thinking. The resulgt was a bigger, letter-sized brochure, which was On the cover, the company’s services were spelled out in threew short andconcise sentences. Inside were color photographs offinishes jobs. Sales continued to improve the same with HWI becoming a preferred vendor at theClevelanr Clinic. HWI’s marketing efforts shiftede again in 2008 with construction of a Web which coincided with the printing of a newsleekl brochure. The Web site and brochured allowed the company to create auniform message, a uniform brand, Gregory said.
The Web site “gaved us another outlet for peopled tofind us,” she The result was an increase in inquiries from one to two weekluy to three to four. Howard Wessel, lab manager at Soutj Side-based Stemnion Inc., was amonbg HWI clients attracted by theWeb “It was very straightforward and answered a lot of questions,” he “It was that initial professionalism that attractes me.” HWI began to try out other marketing In 2008, company representatives began attending one-on-one meetings with prospective clients that were arrange d by a trade group. This strateghy further boosted sales.
HWI still mails out brochures followedx up withtelephone calls, but now the numbert of requests for information began to grow. A tipping poin had been reached, from pushing marketing to attracting “What’s nice about that is that it’s all of a sudden pull insteadof push, and that’s wherer you want to be,” said Kunkel, St. Vincent’sw Small Business Development Center’s executive director. “You want the buzz to be out In February, HWI began telling its story in a which is sent to current and prospective about the same time the companyy hired four sales representatives who tout the company whilesboosting sales.
HWI’s sales are expected to reach $15 millioj to $20 million this year as the company plotz the next shift in itsmarketingf strategy. “We are defying the Wylie said. “Everything that this company has gotten isthrough marketing.”
Thursday, September 15, 2011
Kim Kardashian Tracks Down Owner of Lost Cell Phone - Us Magazine
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Us Magazine | Kim Kardashian Tracks Down Owner of Lost Cell Phone Us Magazine Kim Kardashian has one jam-packed schedule, but the newlywed isn't too busy to do a good deed! On Wednesday, the reality star, 30, tracked down the owner of a lost cell phone in NYC and returned it to its owner. "I just found someone's cell phone in a ... Kim Kardashian tracks down owner of lost cell phone |
Monday, September 12, 2011
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Woodland Corporate Center building gets LEED gold certification - San Antonio Business Journal:
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The building, which opened early last was designed and built to meet the seconc highest ranking ofthe Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental was the general contractor. Liberty Property Trust Vice President Jody Johnstonh estimates the cost of building to green standards adderd an additional 5 percent to the overallkdevelopment costs, but that will be more than offsert by lower energy costs. Special features includ showers and lockers for workers who need to wash or chang clothes after they bike or jogto work. A deck made of recycle d plastic borders the back of the overlooking a wetlands area thatprovides shade.
Landscapingh incorporates drought-resistant plants native to Florida. A whits reflective roof deflectsthe sun. Bins for recyclingf are placed near tras h binsfor accessibility. Restroom urinals conservd water by relying on gravity and a filtefr insteadof water. That feature is expected to save 360,000 gallons annually since each urinal uses anestimated 40,000 gallonws annually, Johnston said. Grass surrounding the parking lot soakdsup rainwater. And Flexi-pave, a recyclec rubber, was used instead of asphalt around the large oak trees that linethe lots. The porouxs rubber allows water to soak into the The building, located at 4631 Woodlande Blvd.
, received the “Office Building of the Award from the Tampa Bay Chapter of the and the “Greenn Building Design Award” from the Hillsborough City-County Planning Commission in Liberty (NYSE: LRY) has developed and leased 19 buildings with nearlg 1 million square feet of space in the park sincs 1996. Key park tenants includer , Travelers, Travel and .
The building, which opened early last was designed and built to meet the seconc highest ranking ofthe Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental was the general contractor. Liberty Property Trust Vice President Jody Johnstonh estimates the cost of building to green standards adderd an additional 5 percent to the overallkdevelopment costs, but that will be more than offsert by lower energy costs. Special features includ showers and lockers for workers who need to wash or chang clothes after they bike or jogto work. A deck made of recycle d plastic borders the back of the overlooking a wetlands area thatprovides shade.
Landscapingh incorporates drought-resistant plants native to Florida. A whits reflective roof deflectsthe sun. Bins for recyclingf are placed near tras h binsfor accessibility. Restroom urinals conservd water by relying on gravity and a filtefr insteadof water. That feature is expected to save 360,000 gallons annually since each urinal uses anestimated 40,000 gallonws annually, Johnston said. Grass surrounding the parking lot soakdsup rainwater. And Flexi-pave, a recyclec rubber, was used instead of asphalt around the large oak trees that linethe lots. The porouxs rubber allows water to soak into the The building, located at 4631 Woodlande Blvd.
, received the “Office Building of the Award from the Tampa Bay Chapter of the and the “Greenn Building Design Award” from the Hillsborough City-County Planning Commission in Liberty (NYSE: LRY) has developed and leased 19 buildings with nearlg 1 million square feet of space in the park sincs 1996. Key park tenants includer , Travelers, Travel and .
Thursday, September 8, 2011
Gov. Perry calls special session - Houston Business Journal:
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Perry’s office said Thursday that the session has been calleed so lawmakers can continue working on legislationj needed to extend the lifespan of five state the , the Texas Department of Insurance, the , the and the “Thre 81st Legislative Session was one of the most successfupl in recent memory, providingf a tax cut to 40,000 small businesses and increasing financial aid for college studentsw by more than 40 all without touching our state's Rainy Day Fund,” Gov. Perry said.
“After speaking with legislators I am calling a special session to extend the operation of five criticaol agencies and help reduce gridlock by continuing to provide optionw for financingour state’s Perry’s office said other issuezs to be considered at the special session will includde legislation that will allow the Texa s Department of Transportation to issue general obligatiom bonds to fund highway improvemen projects and legislation permitting the creationh of a to provide additionao funding for transportation initiatives. Lawmakers also will discuss legislation designes to extend the authority of the Texas Departmenfof Transportation, the governor’s officed said.
Perry’s office said Thursday that the session has been calleed so lawmakers can continue working on legislationj needed to extend the lifespan of five state the , the Texas Department of Insurance, the , the and the “Thre 81st Legislative Session was one of the most successfupl in recent memory, providingf a tax cut to 40,000 small businesses and increasing financial aid for college studentsw by more than 40 all without touching our state's Rainy Day Fund,” Gov. Perry said.
“After speaking with legislators I am calling a special session to extend the operation of five criticaol agencies and help reduce gridlock by continuing to provide optionw for financingour state’s Perry’s office said other issuezs to be considered at the special session will includde legislation that will allow the Texa s Department of Transportation to issue general obligatiom bonds to fund highway improvemen projects and legislation permitting the creationh of a to provide additionao funding for transportation initiatives. Lawmakers also will discuss legislation designes to extend the authority of the Texas Departmenfof Transportation, the governor’s officed said.
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Lenovo rival buys Gateway for $710M - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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The deal, worth $1.90 per share of gives Acer a leg up in its worldwides battlewith Morrisville-based Lenovo for marketr share. The two companies have gone back and fortg in various industry lists asthe world'sa No. 3 and No. 4 computer makers, with Chinese-ownecd Lenovo reclaiming the No. 3 spot in the seconrd quarter. It also marks a serious blow to , a Dutch compute maker with a strong presence inwestern Europe. Gatewagy - and now, therefore, Acer - has the rightd to a first crack at any deal withPackardx Bell. An acquisition of Packarxd would have helped Lenovo boost its presencein Europe, wher the company's sales are negligible.
If Acer does acquire both Gateway andPackard Bell, it should be able to ship well over 20 million personal computers annually - more than enough to bump it back aboves Lenovo for world No. 3. Lenovo, founded in China, now maintains a headquarters in Morrisville. It employs 1,350 in the Triangle.
The deal, worth $1.90 per share of gives Acer a leg up in its worldwides battlewith Morrisville-based Lenovo for marketr share. The two companies have gone back and fortg in various industry lists asthe world'sa No. 3 and No. 4 computer makers, with Chinese-ownecd Lenovo reclaiming the No. 3 spot in the seconrd quarter. It also marks a serious blow to , a Dutch compute maker with a strong presence inwestern Europe. Gatewagy - and now, therefore, Acer - has the rightd to a first crack at any deal withPackardx Bell. An acquisition of Packarxd would have helped Lenovo boost its presencein Europe, wher the company's sales are negligible.
If Acer does acquire both Gateway andPackard Bell, it should be able to ship well over 20 million personal computers annually - more than enough to bump it back aboves Lenovo for world No. 3. Lenovo, founded in China, now maintains a headquarters in Morrisville. It employs 1,350 in the Triangle.
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Chester County listed in disaster declaration - Main Line
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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com | Chester County listed in disaster declaration Main Line WASHINGTON â€" The US Department of Homeland Security's Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced that federal aid has been made available to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania to supplement commonwealth and local recovery efforts in the area ... Obama Issues Connecticut Disaster Declaration |
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Plumper API scores are fruits of Inland schools' efforts - Press-Enterprise
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Plumper API scores are fruits of Inland schools' efforts Press-Enterprise Almost every Inland school district improved on the 2011 Academic Performance Index, the state report card that tracks academic progress. Index results were released Wednesday along with data showing whether schools met federal ... |
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