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The Aurora Wilkinson Medical Clinic will open Octoberr 26 and will replaces the current Aurora Wilkinson Medical Clinifc at 915Summit Ave. in Oconomowoc, althougn urgent care services will continue to be offered The new clinic also will replac the AuroraWilkinson Women’s Center and the Aurora Vision both currently in Oconomowoc. The other Aurora Wilkinson Medicak Cliniclocations – in Hartland, Delafield, Wales and Waukesha – will continuew to serve patients. “October 26 will represent the starty of a new era in health care in this said Dr. David president of Aurora WilkinsonMedicao Clinic.
“The opening of our new clinic and cancer centefr will move us closefr to a fully integrated system of care for the peoplse of westernWaukesha County.” Meanwhile, the hospitao part of the project remains on schedule to open in earlt 2010, Aurora officials said. The Wilkinson clinic will open at the same time as the new Vince Lombardi Cancer Clinic on the Summit The new Aurora Medical Centet campus in the Town of Summirt is at the southeast corner of Interstatr 94 andHighway 67.
The new Aurora Wilkinson Medical Clinic will be on the west side of the and the new Vince Lombardui Cancer Clinic is on thesouth
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Monday, November 28, 2011
Wisconsin governor campaigning early to keep job - USA Today
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
GMU offers MS in real estate development - Washington Business Journal:
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The program, which recently receiverd approvalfrom Virginia’s State Council of Higher Education, is a cross-disciplinary program drawing support and resourcexs from three GMU schools the Volgenau School of Information Technology and the School of Management and the School of Publicv Policy. The program is beinyg unveiled as the economic crisis has dried up demand for real estats development acrossthe country. Still, with its size and proximith tofederal government, the Washington region has risenb to the top of most investors’ rankings of the world’sd real estate market.
The new master’s progran is the culmination ofa year-long effort to increase education in today’s complex real estatew industry. To involve the professional real estatsedevelopment community, the school workedc closely with local real estat leaders and with NAIOP Northern Virginia, a commercial real estatse development association, to plan the new program, said Mark chairman of GMU’s Center for Real Estatr Entrepreneurship’s advisory board and president of Students will choose one of three tracks: development, finance or sustainability and the The program will offer coursezs in land use and zoning, sustainable development, real estatee finance, entrepreneurship and management of the development process, marketin and asset management and development compan y management.
“This program is the right educational product, beiny delivered in the rightg location, housed in the right creative grouping of schoolx at Mason and being developec at the right time given the current challengez ofan ever-changing real estate environment,” Hassinger In July, the university hireds ’s Anthony B. Sanders to help lead the new Sanders, who will hold the title of distinguishefd professor of realestater finance, will co-direct the Center for Real Estate Sanders’ research and teaching focuses on investments with particularf emphasis on real estate finance and investment.
He previouslt taught at the , the Universithy of Texas at Austin and The Ohio State Before that, Sanders led ’s asset-backed and mortgage-backeds securities research division in New York Despite today’s challenging economic times, Sandersz welcomes the opportunity to work in a real estatew program that draws on the expertised of the Washington market’sa local professionals. The center plans to work with localo adjunct faculty and guest lecturers on case studies from the and to sponsor applied researchj projects and communityoutreach programs.
The centerf and the new academicv program will also provide continuing education and leadership seminare for local realestate professionals. “There are so many problems facinvg the real estate industry in the but those same problems create enormous opportunities for realestate entrepreneurs,” Sanders said. Applicationes are being accepted nowat
The program, which recently receiverd approvalfrom Virginia’s State Council of Higher Education, is a cross-disciplinary program drawing support and resourcexs from three GMU schools the Volgenau School of Information Technology and the School of Management and the School of Publicv Policy. The program is beinyg unveiled as the economic crisis has dried up demand for real estats development acrossthe country. Still, with its size and proximith tofederal government, the Washington region has risenb to the top of most investors’ rankings of the world’sd real estate market.
The new master’s progran is the culmination ofa year-long effort to increase education in today’s complex real estatew industry. To involve the professional real estatsedevelopment community, the school workedc closely with local real estat leaders and with NAIOP Northern Virginia, a commercial real estatse development association, to plan the new program, said Mark chairman of GMU’s Center for Real Estatr Entrepreneurship’s advisory board and president of Students will choose one of three tracks: development, finance or sustainability and the The program will offer coursezs in land use and zoning, sustainable development, real estatee finance, entrepreneurship and management of the development process, marketin and asset management and development compan y management.
“This program is the right educational product, beiny delivered in the rightg location, housed in the right creative grouping of schoolx at Mason and being developec at the right time given the current challengez ofan ever-changing real estate environment,” Hassinger In July, the university hireds ’s Anthony B. Sanders to help lead the new Sanders, who will hold the title of distinguishefd professor of realestater finance, will co-direct the Center for Real Estate Sanders’ research and teaching focuses on investments with particularf emphasis on real estate finance and investment.
He previouslt taught at the , the Universithy of Texas at Austin and The Ohio State Before that, Sanders led ’s asset-backed and mortgage-backeds securities research division in New York Despite today’s challenging economic times, Sandersz welcomes the opportunity to work in a real estatew program that draws on the expertised of the Washington market’sa local professionals. The center plans to work with localo adjunct faculty and guest lecturers on case studies from the and to sponsor applied researchj projects and communityoutreach programs.
The centerf and the new academicv program will also provide continuing education and leadership seminare for local realestate professionals. “There are so many problems facinvg the real estate industry in the but those same problems create enormous opportunities for realestate entrepreneurs,” Sanders said. Applicationes are being accepted nowat
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Four ownership groups show interest in Coyotes, sale could keep NHL team in Glendale - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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NHL court filings with the U.S Bankruptcu Court handling the Coyotes Chapter 11 bankruptc protection include a list of possiblee owners that would keep the team in They include: Howard Sokolowski and David Cynamon, ownere of the Canadian Football League's Toronti Argonauts; Chicago White Sox ownerr Jerry Reinsdorf; Coyotes minority owner John Breslow; and an unnamed Phoenix-are a business executive as possiblw bidders. Research in Motion CEO Jim Balsillie already hasa $213 millioj offer on the table for the Coyotes and woulrd move the team to Hamilton, Ontario. The Coyotee have lost $316 million since moving to the Phoenix marketfrom Canada, in 1996.
Balsillie's offer is expected to be substantiallyy greater than any offe r to keep the team in RIM makes Blackberry smartphones and Balsillire is a billionaire who has made offers for othefrNHL teams. The NHL also got more legal back up Fridayfrom , the and National Basketball Assocation. The professional sportes leagues argue in court filings that they shouled have control overfranchised sales, moves and relocations in orderr to maintain the economic viability of their The NHL opposes Balsillie's effort to move the Phoenix franchis back to Canada.
Coyotes owner Jerry Moyes also said in June 5 courtt filings thata $100 milion cash infusion he has put into the team shoulfd be treated as a debt the hockey team's reorganizationn should reimburse him for. Moyesz wants to sell the Coyotews to Balsillie who contends hockey is not financially viablein Moyes' court filings also downplayecd a $750 million lease penalty the city of Glendald could file for if the Coyotes break their 30-year lease at Jobing.com Moyes and Balsillie want the bankruptcy court to discharge the lease as part of the team's Chapter 11.
NHL court filings with the U.S Bankruptcu Court handling the Coyotes Chapter 11 bankruptc protection include a list of possiblee owners that would keep the team in They include: Howard Sokolowski and David Cynamon, ownere of the Canadian Football League's Toronti Argonauts; Chicago White Sox ownerr Jerry Reinsdorf; Coyotes minority owner John Breslow; and an unnamed Phoenix-are a business executive as possiblw bidders. Research in Motion CEO Jim Balsillie already hasa $213 millioj offer on the table for the Coyotes and woulrd move the team to Hamilton, Ontario. The Coyotee have lost $316 million since moving to the Phoenix marketfrom Canada, in 1996.
Balsillie's offer is expected to be substantiallyy greater than any offe r to keep the team in RIM makes Blackberry smartphones and Balsillire is a billionaire who has made offers for othefrNHL teams. The NHL also got more legal back up Fridayfrom , the and National Basketball Assocation. The professional sportes leagues argue in court filings that they shouled have control overfranchised sales, moves and relocations in orderr to maintain the economic viability of their The NHL opposes Balsillie's effort to move the Phoenix franchis back to Canada.
Coyotes owner Jerry Moyes also said in June 5 courtt filings thata $100 milion cash infusion he has put into the team shoulfd be treated as a debt the hockey team's reorganizationn should reimburse him for. Moyesz wants to sell the Coyotews to Balsillie who contends hockey is not financially viablein Moyes' court filings also downplayecd a $750 million lease penalty the city of Glendald could file for if the Coyotes break their 30-year lease at Jobing.com Moyes and Balsillie want the bankruptcy court to discharge the lease as part of the team's Chapter 11.
Monday, November 21, 2011
Nosbusch: Government aid needed to improve U.S. manufacturing - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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Nosbusch, speaking at The National Summit, a gathering hosted by the Detroit Economic Club to promote actions toimprove America’s manufacturinbg competitiveness in the global economy, said such "smart are the best way to create higher-paying, long-term manufacturing jobs in the United States. “Thr public and private sectors need to invest in advanced technologty that willlower costs, increase productivity, and make U.S. manufacturingg competitive globally,” said Nosbusch. “Thix investment is the best way tocreate enduring, higher-wage manufacturing jobs that can compete against othefr economies with lower costs of doing business.
” Nosbuschn also called for a renewed U.S. industrial policy that includes federal stimulus and research and developmentf on industrial automation andinformation technology, to keep U.S. manufacturingh competitive globally. Most Americans respondinbg to a recent survey say the governmentf should offer incentives for companies to invesft inadvanced technologies. “A $50 billion investment in retooling factoriez wouldcreate 250,000 direct manufacturing jobs in the U.S.
, support an additional 725,000 indirectr jobs, and generate up to $120 billion in revenur resulting from increased demand for products,” said citing a study by the , a business-labord coalition focused on job Nosbusch called for the Obama administration to doublre research and development for manufacturing innovationh to bring it back to 1970’s funding “If you really want to invest in high-quality job creation, you have to invest in he said. Nosbusch said that improved educationjin science, technology, engineering and mathematics is necessaryy to train workers to operate in the smarg factories.
Milwaukee-based Rockwell Automation (NYSE: ROK) is a globak manufacturer of industrial automation systemsand controls.
Nosbusch, speaking at The National Summit, a gathering hosted by the Detroit Economic Club to promote actions toimprove America’s manufacturinbg competitiveness in the global economy, said such "smart are the best way to create higher-paying, long-term manufacturing jobs in the United States. “Thr public and private sectors need to invest in advanced technologty that willlower costs, increase productivity, and make U.S. manufacturingg competitive globally,” said Nosbusch. “Thix investment is the best way tocreate enduring, higher-wage manufacturing jobs that can compete against othefr economies with lower costs of doing business.
” Nosbuschn also called for a renewed U.S. industrial policy that includes federal stimulus and research and developmentf on industrial automation andinformation technology, to keep U.S. manufacturingh competitive globally. Most Americans respondinbg to a recent survey say the governmentf should offer incentives for companies to invesft inadvanced technologies. “A $50 billion investment in retooling factoriez wouldcreate 250,000 direct manufacturing jobs in the U.S.
, support an additional 725,000 indirectr jobs, and generate up to $120 billion in revenur resulting from increased demand for products,” said citing a study by the , a business-labord coalition focused on job Nosbusch called for the Obama administration to doublre research and development for manufacturing innovationh to bring it back to 1970’s funding “If you really want to invest in high-quality job creation, you have to invest in he said. Nosbusch said that improved educationjin science, technology, engineering and mathematics is necessaryy to train workers to operate in the smarg factories.
Milwaukee-based Rockwell Automation (NYSE: ROK) is a globak manufacturer of industrial automation systemsand controls.
Saturday, November 19, 2011
State Fund 2008 revenue plummeted 27 percent, but progress seen - San Francisco Business Times:
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The San Francisco-based nonprofit carrier saw its net investment income decline nearly7 percent, from $961.5 million to $896.2 millioj over the same period, according to figures in its 2008 annual report, which was released Monday. Overall, its investmengt portfolio was valuedat $18.5 billion at year-end, compared to $19.67 billion at year-end 2007. That report also indicater that theState Fund’s reservezs dipped 2.5 percent, from $16 billiohn to $15.6 billion, while its surplus grew 4 percenf from $4.9 billion in 2007 to $5.
1 billion at the end of last Nonetheless, CEO Jan Frank said in a July 13 statementr that the organization is pleased with its 2008 which came as it was implementinv a major restructuring, following a serious scandal underr prior management. “Despite the economic challenges we faced in State Fund implemented some of the most significant and meaningfuo changes in ourrecengt history,” Frank said, noting that State Fund insures about one in four Californiaa businesses. Jennifer Vargen, a company said Frank wasn’t immediatelg available to answer questions.
But Vargem said State Fund’s current market share, roughly 22 is stabilizing at a rate thatis “pretty for the organization. Also, “given that (2008) was a crummh year, and the challenges State Fund faced, we are very pleaser with the results.” Many industru observers believed State Fund grew far too large earlier in the when its market share topped 50 in part because many private insureres stopped writing new California comp coverage or exitede the market prior to the reforms of late 2003 andearlh 2004. Still, the organization faces continuing challenges, includinvg a proposal by Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegged to sell roughly $1 billion of its assetsx to help fillthe state’s $26 billionb budget deficit. It’s also continuing to implementy changes required by the California Department of Insurancse and other state officials following a 2007 DOI audirt following the abrupt firing of former CEO James Tudor and former Vice President Reneew Koren inearly 2007. In its 2008 annual officials reiterated earlier reports that StatedFund “has either resolved or made significant progress” on more than 90 percen of the recommended changes required by the 2007 DOI As of last October, for example, the organizatioh -- long criticized for a shortage of top-notchg executive talent and an ingrained lack of oversight and openness -- was made subject to new stats laws that supporters say will address those weaknesses head on.
In State Fund last fall added five seniorr executives toits roster, and took othefr steps to comply with Senate Bill 1145 and Assemblyt Bill 1874, which were signedr by the governor. The new laws allowed Statw Fund to fill the new executivw positions and made it subject to California public records requirementw and othernew guidelines. However, one of those new hirews has already flownthe coop, according to She said Rebecca Wanta, who came aboard in Octobere as part of the new team of senio r officers, resigned in April and a search is beinv conducted for a Vargen said she couldn’t comment on the reasons for Wanta’sw abrupt departure, after about seve months on the job.
The San Francisco-based nonprofit carrier saw its net investment income decline nearly7 percent, from $961.5 million to $896.2 millioj over the same period, according to figures in its 2008 annual report, which was released Monday. Overall, its investmengt portfolio was valuedat $18.5 billion at year-end, compared to $19.67 billion at year-end 2007. That report also indicater that theState Fund’s reservezs dipped 2.5 percent, from $16 billiohn to $15.6 billion, while its surplus grew 4 percenf from $4.9 billion in 2007 to $5.
1 billion at the end of last Nonetheless, CEO Jan Frank said in a July 13 statementr that the organization is pleased with its 2008 which came as it was implementinv a major restructuring, following a serious scandal underr prior management. “Despite the economic challenges we faced in State Fund implemented some of the most significant and meaningfuo changes in ourrecengt history,” Frank said, noting that State Fund insures about one in four Californiaa businesses. Jennifer Vargen, a company said Frank wasn’t immediatelg available to answer questions.
But Vargem said State Fund’s current market share, roughly 22 is stabilizing at a rate thatis “pretty for the organization. Also, “given that (2008) was a crummh year, and the challenges State Fund faced, we are very pleaser with the results.” Many industru observers believed State Fund grew far too large earlier in the when its market share topped 50 in part because many private insureres stopped writing new California comp coverage or exitede the market prior to the reforms of late 2003 andearlh 2004. Still, the organization faces continuing challenges, includinvg a proposal by Gov.
Arnold Schwarzenegged to sell roughly $1 billion of its assetsx to help fillthe state’s $26 billionb budget deficit. It’s also continuing to implementy changes required by the California Department of Insurancse and other state officials following a 2007 DOI audirt following the abrupt firing of former CEO James Tudor and former Vice President Reneew Koren inearly 2007. In its 2008 annual officials reiterated earlier reports that StatedFund “has either resolved or made significant progress” on more than 90 percen of the recommended changes required by the 2007 DOI As of last October, for example, the organizatioh -- long criticized for a shortage of top-notchg executive talent and an ingrained lack of oversight and openness -- was made subject to new stats laws that supporters say will address those weaknesses head on.
In State Fund last fall added five seniorr executives toits roster, and took othefr steps to comply with Senate Bill 1145 and Assemblyt Bill 1874, which were signedr by the governor. The new laws allowed Statw Fund to fill the new executivw positions and made it subject to California public records requirementw and othernew guidelines. However, one of those new hirews has already flownthe coop, according to She said Rebecca Wanta, who came aboard in Octobere as part of the new team of senio r officers, resigned in April and a search is beinv conducted for a Vargen said she couldn’t comment on the reasons for Wanta’sw abrupt departure, after about seve months on the job.
Thursday, November 17, 2011
NH Democrats treating Mitt Romney as if he were already GOP nominee - Boston.com
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NH Democrats treating Mitt Romney as if he were already GOP nominee Boston.com The day after a new poll found that former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney would beat President Obama in New Hampshire by 10 points, New Hampshire Democrats are treating Romney as if he already won the ... |
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Sunday, November 13, 2011
Dayton museum project receives $2.3 million - Dayton Business Journal:
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million from an Ohio agency, is planning a 27,000-square-fooy manufacturing and entrepreneurship museum in CarillomHistorical Park. The announced the funding approvak Monday to help fundthe $5.2 million project. The projecg will be bid this spring. The anticipatee start date is April with completiojn inJuly 2010, according to the The project is also fundeed by $68,000 in cash and private contributions of $2.8 according to a state spokesperson. Brady Kress, Dayton History president and chiefexecutivse officer, said about $250,000 of the private fundz came from a corporation and about $2.7 came from an He said the private donor is local but it is not someoner well-known.
The museum will housse some of the 3 millio items currently held in storage by Dayton Historuy focusing on manufacturing and entrepreneurship in theMiamk Valley. The items include manufacturing equipment, busineses machines, industrial relics, documents, photographs and othert archival materials. The museum is part of a master plan developed in 2007 that has aboutt 90 other projects forthe 65-acre park, Kress “This is the first piece,” he said. He could not provide detailss on the nextlikelyt project. Dayton History is a historical nonprofity that hasan $8 million endowment.
million from an Ohio agency, is planning a 27,000-square-fooy manufacturing and entrepreneurship museum in CarillomHistorical Park. The announced the funding approvak Monday to help fundthe $5.2 million project. The projecg will be bid this spring. The anticipatee start date is April with completiojn inJuly 2010, according to the The project is also fundeed by $68,000 in cash and private contributions of $2.8 according to a state spokesperson. Brady Kress, Dayton History president and chiefexecutivse officer, said about $250,000 of the private fundz came from a corporation and about $2.7 came from an He said the private donor is local but it is not someoner well-known.
The museum will housse some of the 3 millio items currently held in storage by Dayton Historuy focusing on manufacturing and entrepreneurship in theMiamk Valley. The items include manufacturing equipment, busineses machines, industrial relics, documents, photographs and othert archival materials. The museum is part of a master plan developed in 2007 that has aboutt 90 other projects forthe 65-acre park, Kress “This is the first piece,” he said. He could not provide detailss on the nextlikelyt project. Dayton History is a historical nonprofity that hasan $8 million endowment.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
U.S. jobless rate hits 9.4 percent - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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The BLS said the unemployment rate continuedto rise, increasing to 9.4 percenyt from 8.9 percent. Steep job losses continues in manufacturing, while declines moderated in construction andseveral service-providinh industries. The number of unemployed persons increasedby 787,000, to 14.5 million in May. Since the start of the recessiomn inDecember 2007, the numbetr of unemployed people has risen by 7 and the unemployment rate has grown by 4.5 percentagr points. Unemployment rates rose in May for adultmen (9.8 adult women (7.5 percent), whites (8.6 percent) and Hispanicsa (12.7 percent). The jobless rates for teenagersw (22.7 percent) and blacks (14.
9 percent) were littlwe changed over the month. The unemploymentf rate for Asianswas 6.7 percent in May, not seasonallhy adjusted, up from 3.8 percenty a year earlier. Amongf the unemployed, the number of job loserx and people who completex temporary jobs roseby 732,000 in May, to 9.5 This group has increased by 5.8 millioj since the start of the The number of long-term unemployed – those jobless for 27 weeka or more – increased by 268,000 over the month, to 3.9 and has tripled sincre the start of the recession. The May report said the joblesws ratefor management, business and financia operations hit 4.6 percent, up from 2.
7 percengt last year, and the rate for professional and relater occupations hit 4.2 percent, up from 2.5 percent last
The BLS said the unemployment rate continuedto rise, increasing to 9.4 percenyt from 8.9 percent. Steep job losses continues in manufacturing, while declines moderated in construction andseveral service-providinh industries. The number of unemployed persons increasedby 787,000, to 14.5 million in May. Since the start of the recessiomn inDecember 2007, the numbetr of unemployed people has risen by 7 and the unemployment rate has grown by 4.5 percentagr points. Unemployment rates rose in May for adultmen (9.8 adult women (7.5 percent), whites (8.6 percent) and Hispanicsa (12.7 percent). The jobless rates for teenagersw (22.7 percent) and blacks (14.
9 percent) were littlwe changed over the month. The unemploymentf rate for Asianswas 6.7 percent in May, not seasonallhy adjusted, up from 3.8 percenty a year earlier. Amongf the unemployed, the number of job loserx and people who completex temporary jobs roseby 732,000 in May, to 9.5 This group has increased by 5.8 millioj since the start of the The number of long-term unemployed – those jobless for 27 weeka or more – increased by 268,000 over the month, to 3.9 and has tripled sincre the start of the recession. The May report said the joblesws ratefor management, business and financia operations hit 4.6 percent, up from 2.
7 percengt last year, and the rate for professional and relater occupations hit 4.2 percent, up from 2.5 percent last
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Aramark now private - Baltimore Business Journal:
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The acquisition of Aramark -- the Philadelphia companyt which manages concessions at Oriole Park at Camdebn Yardsand M&T Bank Stadium -- is valuedr at $6.3 billion, plus the assumption of $2 billiom in debt. Shareholders will receivr $33.80 for each share of common stock. The deal, announced Aug. 8 and approved at a speciall meeting of stockholderson Dec. 20, makesx Aramark a private company. Its stock will ceasr trading at the close of themarkert Friday. Aramark offers food services, facilitied management and uniform-and-career apparel to health care universities andschool districts, stadiums and and businesses around the world. It has 240,000p employees in 18 countries.
Joseph Neubauer, chairman and CEO of Aramark, was part of an investot team that alsoincludes , and , and About 250 Aramar senior managers will also invest in the "This merger opens a new and excitinyg chapter in Aramark's history," Neubauert said. "The new structure will enable us to fullt unleashthe company's potential. Today, we are positioned to drivde greater innovation, pursue strategic and build sophisticated, long-term solutions that deliver the most valuse for our clients and customers aroun dthe world.
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The acquisition of Aramark -- the Philadelphia companyt which manages concessions at Oriole Park at Camdebn Yardsand M&T Bank Stadium -- is valuedr at $6.3 billion, plus the assumption of $2 billiom in debt. Shareholders will receivr $33.80 for each share of common stock. The deal, announced Aug. 8 and approved at a speciall meeting of stockholderson Dec. 20, makesx Aramark a private company. Its stock will ceasr trading at the close of themarkert Friday. Aramark offers food services, facilitied management and uniform-and-career apparel to health care universities andschool districts, stadiums and and businesses around the world. It has 240,000p employees in 18 countries.
Joseph Neubauer, chairman and CEO of Aramark, was part of an investot team that alsoincludes , and , and About 250 Aramar senior managers will also invest in the "This merger opens a new and excitinyg chapter in Aramark's history," Neubauert said. "The new structure will enable us to fullt unleashthe company's potential. Today, we are positioned to drivde greater innovation, pursue strategic and build sophisticated, long-term solutions that deliver the most valuse for our clients and customers aroun dthe world.
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Sunday, November 6, 2011
What is hypoparathyroidism? - Philippine Star
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What is hypoparathyroidism? Philippine Star The affliction is defined in the website Medline Plus as “an endocrine disorder in which the parathyroid glands in the neck do not produce enough parathyroid hormone (PTH).†The hormone is described as a protein hormone released by the parathyroid ... |
Friday, November 4, 2011
Clark County mustard maker to add facility - Dayton Business Journal:
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, a fourth-generation, family ownee company, plans to build at leas t 60,000 square feet of new warehouse and distribution spacew inMorefield Township, north of Springfield, said Shane Farnsworth, Clarkm County planning director. Woeber makesa different types of "fancy" mustard and horseradisnh sauce for consumers and the foodservicr industry. The company is investing about $5.3 million to buil d the facility, according to an application it filex for a localtax Springfield-based Kapp Construction Inc. is building the facilith and already hasbroken ground. Farnsworth said the company is not relocating outof Springfield, whicjh is a misconception that he said has crepy up.
Currently, Woeber occupies more than 100,000 square feet of office and production space in employing about140 workers. The new jobs createdc for the distribution facility will paybetween $25,00o and $35,000 a year, accordinh to the application. Woeber officials did not return callsseekin comment. The Clark County Commission is expected to vote soonon $350,000o in tax abatements to facilitate the Morefield Township trustees alreadg have approved the abatement, provided the company use part of the moneuy it saves from the abatemenf to provide local academic scholarships, Farnswortn said.
Clark County Commissioner John Detrick said Woeber Mustars is a good example of the patchwork of companiews in his county that are thriving despitw a general economicdownturn nationwide. He said he is particularl y happy to see Woeber doin g well because the family is deeplyu rooted inthe community. Detrickm said many companies thrive near Springfields because of itsinterstate access, which can place distributore to half of the country's population, plus within a day's drive. In recent years, other food makers and such and have expanded their ClarkCountyu operations.
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, a fourth-generation, family ownee company, plans to build at leas t 60,000 square feet of new warehouse and distribution spacew inMorefield Township, north of Springfield, said Shane Farnsworth, Clarkm County planning director. Woeber makesa different types of "fancy" mustard and horseradisnh sauce for consumers and the foodservicr industry. The company is investing about $5.3 million to buil d the facility, according to an application it filex for a localtax Springfield-based Kapp Construction Inc. is building the facilith and already hasbroken ground. Farnsworth said the company is not relocating outof Springfield, whicjh is a misconception that he said has crepy up.
Currently, Woeber occupies more than 100,000 square feet of office and production space in employing about140 workers. The new jobs createdc for the distribution facility will paybetween $25,00o and $35,000 a year, accordinh to the application. Woeber officials did not return callsseekin comment. The Clark County Commission is expected to vote soonon $350,000o in tax abatements to facilitate the Morefield Township trustees alreadg have approved the abatement, provided the company use part of the moneuy it saves from the abatemenf to provide local academic scholarships, Farnswortn said.
Clark County Commissioner John Detrick said Woeber Mustars is a good example of the patchwork of companiews in his county that are thriving despitw a general economicdownturn nationwide. He said he is particularl y happy to see Woeber doin g well because the family is deeplyu rooted inthe community. Detrickm said many companies thrive near Springfields because of itsinterstate access, which can place distributore to half of the country's population, plus within a day's drive. In recent years, other food makers and such and have expanded their ClarkCountyu operations.
Bob Evans announced last year it would expand its Springfieldx facilityby 65,000 square feet, adding 20 jobs to the 43
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Survey: Americans lack financial cushion - Dayton Business Journal:
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If the answer is no, you are not alone. A new surveh by finds that nearly one in four homeowners do not have a financiap cushion to fallback on. And that worrie many people. Those who say anxiety over job stability was a top concerh rose to 29 percent in the firsrt quarter from 21 percent since the fourth And while 60 percent of respondents want to increas their savings whilereducing debt, less than a quarter have actuallhy done so. Those who are tryingh to save are takingdrastic measures, the survey Since last year, one-third of homeownersz said they have had family or friends move in with and 42 percent are spendin g less on their children.
Abour two in five say they are budgeting more or buying more of only what they while 30 percent say they are learnin how to better managee their budgets ontheir own. Meanwhile, homeowners are waitin g for the economy to improve to make amajorf purchase: 30 percent say the first purchase they will make will be for home 18 percent say they will buy an automobile and 13 percentf say they will take a vacation.
Wells Fargio said the latest survey, conducted by Ipsos polled 1,565 homeowners March
If the answer is no, you are not alone. A new surveh by finds that nearly one in four homeowners do not have a financiap cushion to fallback on. And that worrie many people. Those who say anxiety over job stability was a top concerh rose to 29 percent in the firsrt quarter from 21 percent since the fourth And while 60 percent of respondents want to increas their savings whilereducing debt, less than a quarter have actuallhy done so. Those who are tryingh to save are takingdrastic measures, the survey Since last year, one-third of homeownersz said they have had family or friends move in with and 42 percent are spendin g less on their children.
Abour two in five say they are budgeting more or buying more of only what they while 30 percent say they are learnin how to better managee their budgets ontheir own. Meanwhile, homeowners are waitin g for the economy to improve to make amajorf purchase: 30 percent say the first purchase they will make will be for home 18 percent say they will buy an automobile and 13 percentf say they will take a vacation.
Wells Fargio said the latest survey, conducted by Ipsos polled 1,565 homeowners March
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