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| Amid Sandy cleanup, utility workers angry over payroll problems Los Angeles Times To the list of people angry about the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy, add many of the emergency workers who helped restore power on Long Island but have yet to receive their full pay and expenses. According to one of the unions representing electrical ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Treasuries Trade in Tightest Range Since July on Fed Speculation Bloomberg Treasury 10-year note yields traded within a quarter-percentage point of a record low as stronger- than-forecast job growth failed to blunt speculation the Federal Reserve will announce another round of bond purchases. Yields on benchmark 10-year notes ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fidelity Seeks SEC Approval for Actively Run ETF Lineup Bloomberg Fidelity Investments, the firm that lost its position as the biggest U.S. funds provider after ignoring exchange-traded products for years, is seeking to open an actively run ETF lineup starting with a corporate bond fund. The company, based in Boston, wants ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| TEXT-Fitch affirms Lutheran Social Services of Illinois revs Reuters Fri Dec 7, 2012 5:57pm EST. Dec 7 - Fitch Ratings affirms the rating on approximately $17 million of Illinois Finance Authority's revenue bonds issued on behalf of Lutheran Social Services of Illinois (LSSI; the institution) at 'BB+'. The Rating Outlook is revised ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Gold Hasn't Been So Precious Wall Street Journal The precious metal is down 5% from the October highs hit after the Federal Reserve announced its last round of stimulus. The decline represents disappointment among investors who wagered that an increase in monetary easing, by central banks in Europe ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Euro Falls First Time in 4 Weeks as ECB Lowers Economic Outlook Bloomberg The euro fell against the dollar and yen for the first time in four weeks after the European Central Bank lowered its economic forecast for the region and policy makers discussed trimming benchmark interest rates. The 17-nation currency had the biggest ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Former mayor Williams pushes for public-private partnerships for DC infrastructure Washington Post Former D.C. mayor Anthony Williams took a page from Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel on Tuesday during his keynote speech at the annual meeting of the Washington D.C. Economic Partnership. Emanuel's plan to use public-private partnerships to raise a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Pilots approve six-year contract with American Airlines Dallas Morning News Keith Wilson, president of the Allied Pilots Association, announced results of the vote on a new contract with American Airlines at union headquarters Friday: 74 percent for, 26 percent against. By TERRY MAXON. TERRY MAXON The Dallas Morning News ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Union: 'Very high chance' of Boeing strike in February The Seattle Times There will be no mediation between Boeing and its engineering union, SPEEA, during the holiday suspension of contract talks, and the union's executive director says a strike may be likely early in the new year. By Dominic Gates. Seattle Times aerospace ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Washington Post Co. to pay 2013 dividend early ahead of potential tax changes Washington Post WASHINGTON — The Washington Post Co. will pay its 2013 dividends before the end of this year to try to spare investors from anticipated tax increases. The media and education company said Friday that its dividend of $9.80 per share is payable Dec. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Southwest Airlines, two other carriers seek slots at Washington National Dallas Morning News Southwest Airlines Co. will battle two other airlines for the rights to two operating slots at Reagan Washington National Airport that will allow the winner to fly a nonstop round trip out of the airport. Dallas-based Southwest has applied for the rights to a daily ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A Pledge to Reform Greedy Set-Top Boxes New York Times (blog) Facing the prospect of regulation by the Environmental Protection Agency, cable TV operators and appliance manufacturers have announced a voluntary program to improve the energy efficiency of the set-top boxes that bring programming into your home. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Apple and Google making joint bid for Kodak patents, report says CNET An Apple-Google joint effort to procure Kodak's patents could auger a somewhat less litigious atmosphere in the future. by CNET News staff. December 7, 2012 9:54 PM PST. Apple and Google might be opponents competing for smartphone and tablet ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| News Summary: AIG expects $1.3B Superstorm loss Houston Chronicle THE BIGGEST YET: AIG said Friday it will take about $1.3 billion in losses related to Superstorm Sandy including taxes and reinsurance recoveries, more than other major insurance companies have reported so far. OTHER DAMAGE: Allstate Corp. estimates ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Exclusive: US authorities probe SAC for Weight Watchers - sources Reuters By Jennifer Ablan and Matthew Goldstein and Emily Flitter. Fri Dec 7, 2012 11:43pm EST. (Reuters) - U.S. authorities are investigating Steven A. Cohen's SAC Capital Advisors hedge fund for possible insider trading in the shares of the popular diet company ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| How to Charge for Online Content The Atlantic The model -- known as a metered paywall -- would be similar to that used by the New York Times, which started charging for online content in March 2011 and now has nearly 600,000 digital subscribers. The Wall Street Journal and Financial Times have ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Groupon stock up over new Google rumor Chicago Sun-Times Will Chicago become home to a mashup of Google and Groupon after all? Groupon's stock skyrocketed 23 percent Friday, up 88 cents to $4.69 a share, after an analyst speculated that Internet search giant Google could once again try to take over the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Michigan Consumer Sentiment Declines More Than Forecast Bloomberg Confidence among consumers fell more than forecast in December, reaching a four-month low as Americans grew concerned about the possibility of higher taxes next year. The Thomson Reuters/University of Michigan preliminary consumer sentiment index ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Taxpayers are left dangling during 'fiscal cliff' negotiations Fort Worth Star Telegram You may not want to count on your federal tax refund to cover your holiday shopping bills. Given the last-minute negotiations in Washington over tax changes and the "fiscal cliff," a lot of issues that will affect your refund are up in the air. Among them: whether ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Retailers bring Black Friday-like hours to December STLtoday.com First, retailers opened earlier than ever on Thanksgiving night to kick off Black Friday sales. Now, they are finding ways to bring extreme holiday shopping to the home stretch leading up to Christmas. Macy's announced this week that for the first time, it will ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Canada OK's foreign energy takeovers, but slams door on any more Reuters By Michael Erman and David Ljunggren. NEW YORK/OTTAWA | Sat Dec 8, 2012 12:42am EST. NEW YORK/OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada approved China's biggest ever foreign takeover on Friday, a $15.1 billion bid by state-controlled CNOOC Ltd for energy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Factory in Bangladesh Lost Fire Clearance Before Blaze New York Times DHAKA, Bangladesh (AP) — The factory where 112 garment workers died in a fire should have been shut down months ago. The Fire Department refused to renew the certification it needed to operate, a top fire official said. And its owner revealed that just ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Bikes Racked in New Delay Wall Street Journal New York's bike-sharing program will be delayed an additional two months, until May 2013, because of damage to equipment from superstorm Sandy, the Department of Transportation announced Friday. The bike-share program's storage area at the Brooklyn ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Con Ed to spend $250 mil to harden New York system from storm damage Platts Consolidated Edison has committed $250 million in short-term spending to help harden its New York City system against storms, as part of an initiative announced Thursday by Mayor Michael Bloomberg. The improvements are part of a larger plan being ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Connecticut State Medical Society welcomes settlement with Aetna New Haven Register The Connecticut State Medical Society Friday welcomed a $120 million class action settlement with Aetna over low out-of-network payments to providers and consumers. The society was one of 10 associations that had joined with the American Medical ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Barclays Capital Cuts Price Target on Palo Alto Networks (PANW) Daily Political Palo Alto Networks Inc logo Equities researchers at Barclays Capital cut their target price on shares of Palo Alto Networks (NASDAQ: PANW) from $58.00 to $55.00 in a report issued on Friday. The firm currently has an "overweight" rating on the stock. See all stories on this topic » |
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| First Business News spoke with several attorneys who attended a ... By admin First Business News spoke with several attorneys who attended a panel discussion hosted by IIT Chicago-Kent's Sports & Entertainment Law Society on December 5 about growing concern of career-ending brain injuries in the NFL. Panelists ... IIT Today | ||
| Moving the Still Pays Tribute to an Art Form 25 Years in the Making ... By Rebecca Pahle Home · About Us · ABN Staff · Media Kit · Subscribe · Art Business News. ABN. Moving the Still Pays Tribute to an Art Form 25 Years in the Making at Miami Art Week. December 7, 2012 By Rebecca Pahle. GIFs. Back in the early days of the ... Art Business News | ||
| Gazprom and partners kick off construction of South Stream pipeline ... By RT Russia's state-owned gas major Gazprom and its partners are beginning construction of the $16bn South Stream pipeline that will run under the Black Sea to Europe and rival the Nabucco project. News RSS : Today | ||
| This Latest News From Google Has To Worry ... - Business Insider By Nicholas Carlson This news might mean that Google is sick of flushing money down rat hole and finally wants to cover its cost, despite the reduction in usage this will cause. But it also might mean Google is about to take Apps development a whole lot more ... Business Insider | ||
| Tottenham Hotspur latest: Including Negredo and Quagliarella All the latest news, views and gossip relating to Tottenham over the last 24 hours. ... Tottenham will be unseeded, but are in good company along with Inter Milan and Bayer Leverkusen. Among teams they could draw are Fenerbahce and ... Sport on Here Is The City | ||
| Introduction to Information Systems in Business Video Contest ... By Rawls College of Business News December 12, 2012. Students in Dr. Francisco Degadillo's Introduction Information System's in Business class recently participated in a class competition for scholarships totaling $1,000. The assignment for the students was to create a "Rawls ... Rawls College of Business News | ||
| Egyptian Firm Considers $120m Libyan Housing Projects | Libya ... By editor2 One of the leading Egyptian construction companies, El-Mahmoudia General Contracting and Real Estate Investments, says it is currently looking at seven housing. Libya Business News | ||
| Students tap into the power of research to solve business problems By Sissi Aguila In business and in life, it's human nature to jump right into what seems the easiest solution to a complex problem. FIU's College of Business graduate students participating in the Master of International Business (MIB) research project course ... News at FIU - Florida International... | ||
| Small Business Experts Reveal 15 Ways to Plan for Success in 2013 By Erica Nicole Small Business Experts Reveal 15 Ways to Plan for Success in 2013 3 Quick and Easy Ways to Establish Small Business Credit Time-Crunched Entrepreneurs: How to Achieve More in Less Time 20 Most Popular Small Business and Entrepreneurship Articles of 2012 Interview: Entrepreneur Bash Asuri Talks Facilitating India-US Trade Partnerships for American Small .... YFS Magazine is the definitive digital magazine for startup, small business news and entrepreneurial culture. YFS Magazine - Startup, Small... | ||
| Other UK business news - Birmingham Post By Birmingham Post Two Remploy factories for the disabled at Birmingham and Coventry have been granted a reprieve from closure – throwing around 200 workers a vital pre-Christmas lifeline. Birmingham Post - Home | ||
| The 2013 CTO / CIO Poll sponsored by CA Technologies - 12 ... Nominees should be CTOs / CIOs who have strong man management and leadership skills, excellent strategic vision and have a pragmatic understanding of how IT needs to operate for the overall benefit of the business. If you think your CTO / CIO possesses the required skills, please send in your nomination in confidence by using the .... VAT number GB 798 9107 61. web design & web development by The Media Tank · Man United Latest · KickNews.com - Football News & Transfers . Business on Here Is The City | ||
| Cisco grabs for 'No. 1 IT company' crown | Long Island Business News By The Associated Press Cisco Systems says it wants to become the No. 1 supplier of information technology to big businesses by broadening its offerings of services and software. Long Island Business News | ||
| AMRI extends supply deal with GE Healthcare - The Buzz: Business ... By Eric Anderson The Buzz: Business news. Business, media, technology and more in the Capital Region and beyond. Business section | Follow @tubusiness on Twitter · AMRI extends supply deal with GE Healthcare. December 7, 2012 at 6:35 pm by Eric ... The Buzz: Business news | ||
| Talison accepts C$848m China takeover | WA Business News By markbeyer Perth-based mining company Talison Lithium has accepted a sweetened takeover proposal from China's Chengdu Tianqi Industry Group, which trumped a competing proposal from an international chemicals company. WA Business News - Latest News |
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