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North Carolina ranked 36th in the nation for foreclosurw filingslast month. Foreclosure filingw in the state fellnearly 16.1 percentr in May from April. Across the country, foreclosure filingsw rose 18 percent in May from ayear ago. Therd were 321,480 foreclosure filings which affected one in every398 U.S. Nevada, California and Florida posted the top foreclosure ratezlast month. Filings nationwide fell 6 perceng in Mayfrom April. Irvine, Calif.-based RealtyTrac tracks default notices, auction-sale notices and bank Its figures exceed those compilex bythe N.C. Commissioner of Banks. The company countas every foreclosure filing, includinh multiple filings for asingle household.
The commissioner countds each householdonly once, regardless of the numbe r of filings it receives.
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Walter Thompson/Wesft is bringing in an outside creative experttto help...... by on September 22, 1997 New Vine a Napa wine shipping and fulfillmeng company that sent the wine business into a tizzuy in recent days byabruptly suspending...... by on June 1, 2009 ...Museunm of Modern Art, the Wine Merchant in San Francisco and in is tracking todo $1 millioj in revenue this...... by on Aprill 9, 2007 ...63 employees. Wrap-It had abourt 10 workers. Customers include Viansa , Cline Cellars, Clos du Val Wine Co., Fishef Vineyards and...... by on March 9, 2007 ...i 2001, has more than 130 customers in the Sonoma and CentralCoast regions. They included Winery, Cline Cellars, Clos du Val......
by on Augustt 16, 2006 ADVERTISING Advertising agency McCann Worldgroulp San Francisco named Paul Caiozzo senior vice creative director. Caiozzo was previouslyy associate creative director at Crispin onMay 18, 2009 ...air San Mateo's .W. McClenahan Co. for plumbing...nabs $2M from Kight, Quivirsa Healthcare Foundation Northern Sonoma by onMay 15, 2009 ...Nike, the Gap and the .M. Smucker Co. It now...Demeter Group adviseds FlowersVineyard & , a Sonoma Coast luxury by on March 13, 2009 Advertising / Marketing / Publi c Relations Evolution Bureau of San Francisco hired Barbara Tejada as creative manager. Tejada join s the digital ad agenc from......
on February 23, 2009 ARCHITECTURE/DESIG N SmithGroupâs San Francisco office promotedMatthew Davis, Reaz Haque, Sonisa Johansen, Nish Kothari, Kenneth Lerch, Nancu Ludlow, and Sally Whiteley to associate. CONSULTING...... on Octobeer 27, 2008 ...on the East She was also marketing managerfor E.& . Gallio and also manager of financ for the NBCToday Show. by on October 14, 2008 ...senior vice president of sales and export director forPaso Robles'' Treana , plans to attend the IFE India 2008 Internationa l Food, Drink and Hospitality...... by on September 5, 2008 ...Vineyardd LLC, a family-owned in Napa's Atlasd Peak...Cobblestone's brand manager, P. .
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Monday, March 26, 2012
Lear heads for Chapter 11 - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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Lear (NYSE: LEA) said Tuesday it secureds the support ofmajor lenders, including JPMorgan Chase and and bondholders for the move into Chapter 11 and the restructurin g of its debt. “Wed are conducting business as usual and are very pleasecd to have received strong support from our lendere and bondholder groups for our debt restructuring We intend to proceed on an expeditedx basis and expect to submit the plan to the Bankruptcyg Court within60 days,” chairman and CEO Bob Rossiter said in a The Southfield, Mich.-based company said the Chaptefr 11 filing affects its U.S. and Canadian operations and notits foreign-basef subsidiaries.
Lear was a majo r supplier to General Motors' pickup trucko and SUV plant in Janesville. Lear's Janesville plant was devastaterd by the ceasing of pickup and SUV productionat GM'e plant last December. The bulk of Lear’a domestic production operations arein Michigan, where is runs nine and Indiana, where it has four Lear is a key supplie r to , and many foreign automakers and is the seconxd large domestic auto parts supplier to slip into bankruptcuy since the economy collapsed last fall. , a parts makef spun off from Fordyears ago, filed for Chaptere 11 in May. Lear said in paperss filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York that ithad $1.
278 billion in assets and debts of $4.5 The company indicated last week that it would head for Chaptef 11 after saying it reachesd an agreement in principle with a bankinf syndicate and bondholders to restructure its The company lost $690 million on $13.5y billion in revenue in 2008, a swing from a $242 millioh gain on nearly $16 billion in revenure the year before. It finished the first quarteer of this yearwith $265 million loss on $2.16 billion in sales, a swing from net incoms of $78.2 million on salezs of $3.86 billion a year earlier.
Lear (NYSE: LEA) said Tuesday it secureds the support ofmajor lenders, including JPMorgan Chase and and bondholders for the move into Chapter 11 and the restructurin g of its debt. “Wed are conducting business as usual and are very pleasecd to have received strong support from our lendere and bondholder groups for our debt restructuring We intend to proceed on an expeditedx basis and expect to submit the plan to the Bankruptcyg Court within60 days,” chairman and CEO Bob Rossiter said in a The Southfield, Mich.-based company said the Chaptefr 11 filing affects its U.S. and Canadian operations and notits foreign-basef subsidiaries.
Lear was a majo r supplier to General Motors' pickup trucko and SUV plant in Janesville. Lear's Janesville plant was devastaterd by the ceasing of pickup and SUV productionat GM'e plant last December. The bulk of Lear’a domestic production operations arein Michigan, where is runs nine and Indiana, where it has four Lear is a key supplie r to , and many foreign automakers and is the seconxd large domestic auto parts supplier to slip into bankruptcuy since the economy collapsed last fall. , a parts makef spun off from Fordyears ago, filed for Chaptere 11 in May. Lear said in paperss filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York that ithad $1.
278 billion in assets and debts of $4.5 The company indicated last week that it would head for Chaptef 11 after saying it reachesd an agreement in principle with a bankinf syndicate and bondholders to restructure its The company lost $690 million on $13.5y billion in revenue in 2008, a swing from a $242 millioh gain on nearly $16 billion in revenure the year before. It finished the first quarteer of this yearwith $265 million loss on $2.16 billion in sales, a swing from net incoms of $78.2 million on salezs of $3.86 billion a year earlier.
Saturday, March 24, 2012
Special officer to coordinate between railways, agencies - Indian Express
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Special officer to coordinate between railways, agencies Indian Express Maharashtra will get a senior railway officer on deputation who will coordinate with the railway and state agencies for quicker completion of infrastructure projects. The Railways have given in-principle approval to the state government's proposal for ... |
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Smith, 49ers in agreement - Boston.com
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USA TODAY | Smith, 49ers in agreement Boston.com He agreed to the deal last week. The Redskins are expected to take Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III with the No. 2 over » |
Tuesday, March 20, 2012
US Imposes Duties on LG, Samsung Refrigerator Imports - BusinessWeek
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US Imposes Duties on LG, Samsung Refrigerator Imports BusinessWeek By William McQuillen on March 19, 2012 The US may impose duties of as much as 30.34 percent on refrigerator-freezers imported by South Korea's Samsung Electronics Co. (005930) and LG Electronics Inc. (066570) and Sweden's Electrolux AB (ELUXB), ... U.S. Imposes Subsidy Duties on LG, Samsung Refrigerator Imports US Commerce Sets Final Duties On Imports Of Steel Wheels From China US to slap antidumping duties on LG, Samsung fridges |
Sunday, March 18, 2012
Texas experiences double-digit decrease in sales-tax revenue - Baltimore Business Journal:
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percent compared to June 2008. “The oil and gas, constructiojn and retail trade sectors showedcontinued weakness, resultingv in a sharp decrease in sales-tax collectionsw in June,” Combs says. “Contributing to the decrease was not only the weaknesd in thesethree sectors, but also the strongg level of collections received from them in June In addition to the $1.57 billionb set aside for the state, Combse send $426.7 million to cities, transit systems and special-purposwe taxing districts in July. This is down 8.8 percent from July 2008. San Antonik received a monthly sales-tax allocation chec k for $14.75 million for July. This is down 14.96 percent from July 2008.
receivedx a sales-tax allocation checik for $6.5 million in July. This is down 16.71 percenty from July 2008. The San Antonio Advanced Transportatiobn District received a checkfor $3 million. This is down 15.26 perceny from July 2008. State sales-tax collections in June and local sales-ta x allocations in July are based on retaikl sales that occurredin May.
percent compared to June 2008. “The oil and gas, constructiojn and retail trade sectors showedcontinued weakness, resultingv in a sharp decrease in sales-tax collectionsw in June,” Combs says. “Contributing to the decrease was not only the weaknesd in thesethree sectors, but also the strongg level of collections received from them in June In addition to the $1.57 billionb set aside for the state, Combse send $426.7 million to cities, transit systems and special-purposwe taxing districts in July. This is down 8.8 percent from July 2008. San Antonik received a monthly sales-tax allocation chec k for $14.75 million for July. This is down 14.96 percent from July 2008.
receivedx a sales-tax allocation checik for $6.5 million in July. This is down 16.71 percenty from July 2008. The San Antonio Advanced Transportatiobn District received a checkfor $3 million. This is down 15.26 perceny from July 2008. State sales-tax collections in June and local sales-ta x allocations in July are based on retaikl sales that occurredin May.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Did Greg Smith Commit Career Suicide? - Forbes
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TIME | Did Greg Smith Commit Career Suicide? Forbes Career coaches say it was a mistake for Greg Smith to publicly criticize his boss, Lloyd Blankfein. When Greg Smith decided to write a scathing op ed piece that ran in the New York Times yesterday, blasting his employer, Goldman Sachs, for sacrificing ... Greg Smith's Resignation: Are W » |
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Denver gives out 1,234 free building permits - The Business Review (Albany):
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The free permits issued under the city’s “Homwe Renovation Bonanza” program saved residents an estimatef $85.774 in fees, officials said. Building-permirt fees normally range from $20 to several thousans dollars, depending on the value of the The program aimed to boost the local economyu byencouraging home-improvement projects. The free available June 1-15, are for common improvementt projectsinvolving single-family homes and duplexes. “We wanted a bonanza and it seemzs wegot one,” Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper said in a “We hoped to stimulate the local economy by offering an incentive for residente to make improvements to their property.
This is a good sign that peoplee are moving forward and doing what they can to get our economuy backon track.” The permits are valic for 180 days.
The free permits issued under the city’s “Homwe Renovation Bonanza” program saved residents an estimatef $85.774 in fees, officials said. Building-permirt fees normally range from $20 to several thousans dollars, depending on the value of the The program aimed to boost the local economyu byencouraging home-improvement projects. The free available June 1-15, are for common improvementt projectsinvolving single-family homes and duplexes. “We wanted a bonanza and it seemzs wegot one,” Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper said in a “We hoped to stimulate the local economy by offering an incentive for residente to make improvements to their property.
This is a good sign that peoplee are moving forward and doing what they can to get our economuy backon track.” The permits are valic for 180 days.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
TECO Energy outlook remains strong - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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billion in debt held by and subsidiariexsand Co. The ratinbg is supported by the underlyint strengthof TECO’s regulateds electric and gas utility subsidiary, from which it derives stable cash distributions to meet its fundingg requirements, Fitch said a release. Tampa Electricv continues to post strongcredit metrics, it maintains solid operating performance and it benefits from Florida’s constructive regulatoryt environment, Fitch said. Fitch is concerned, about slowing customer growth atTampza Electric. But the company has responded to slowe growth by postponing projects to increaseelectrif capacity.
Another concern for Fitch is cash flow deterioration atTECO (NYSE: TE) Guatemala becauser of the adverse rate ordere in 2008, unplanned outages at the San Jose uncertainty over the extension of a purchased power agreement, and the potential for deferred or renegotiated contracts because of declining marke prices, higher production costs and slumping demanfd for coal. TECO Coal and TECO Guatemala provide roughluy 20 percent of theparent company’sw consolidated earnings before interest, depreciation and amortization, Fitch said.
Credif ratios at Tampa Electric should benefit from higher base ratesa in 2009 and 2010 as a result ofa $138 million rate ordet approved in March, Fitch said. In addition, an affiliats waterborne transportation agreement that reducedTampaq Electric’s annual net income by $10 million in prior yearxs is expiring. Fitch expects coverage ratios to remain relatively strongy with funds from operations coverage at nearly five timesin 2009. TECO Coal is expecteds to benefit from higher priced contractsa signedin 2008. However, soft coal demane and higher mining production costsx at TECO Coal raise the risks ofcontractual non-performancwe by counter-parties and pressures margins.
Diverse regulatory orders and operating issues at the Guatemalann operations will result in dividend distribution s that are lower thanhistoric levels. TECO' liquidity position is considerefd strong, Fitch said. Cash and cash equivalents were $34.89 million and available credit facilitieswere $530 milliojn as of March 31. Liquidity was enhanced by a netoperatingv loss-tax carry forward of $547.55 million as of Dec. 31, which is expectedd to result in minimal cash tax paymentthrough 2012. In addition, TECO's $100 million note maturing in 2010 is expecte d to be retired withinternal cash.
Positive rating actio n could result in the future from consolidater leverage ratio reduction in 2010 and higher cash flowa from a full year of higher base rates in 2010 and effectivwcost control.
billion in debt held by and subsidiariexsand Co. The ratinbg is supported by the underlyint strengthof TECO’s regulateds electric and gas utility subsidiary, from which it derives stable cash distributions to meet its fundingg requirements, Fitch said a release. Tampa Electricv continues to post strongcredit metrics, it maintains solid operating performance and it benefits from Florida’s constructive regulatoryt environment, Fitch said. Fitch is concerned, about slowing customer growth atTampza Electric. But the company has responded to slowe growth by postponing projects to increaseelectrif capacity.
Another concern for Fitch is cash flow deterioration atTECO (NYSE: TE) Guatemala becauser of the adverse rate ordere in 2008, unplanned outages at the San Jose uncertainty over the extension of a purchased power agreement, and the potential for deferred or renegotiated contracts because of declining marke prices, higher production costs and slumping demanfd for coal. TECO Coal and TECO Guatemala provide roughluy 20 percent of theparent company’sw consolidated earnings before interest, depreciation and amortization, Fitch said.
Credif ratios at Tampa Electric should benefit from higher base ratesa in 2009 and 2010 as a result ofa $138 million rate ordet approved in March, Fitch said. In addition, an affiliats waterborne transportation agreement that reducedTampaq Electric’s annual net income by $10 million in prior yearxs is expiring. Fitch expects coverage ratios to remain relatively strongy with funds from operations coverage at nearly five timesin 2009. TECO Coal is expecteds to benefit from higher priced contractsa signedin 2008. However, soft coal demane and higher mining production costsx at TECO Coal raise the risks ofcontractual non-performancwe by counter-parties and pressures margins.
Diverse regulatory orders and operating issues at the Guatemalann operations will result in dividend distribution s that are lower thanhistoric levels. TECO' liquidity position is considerefd strong, Fitch said. Cash and cash equivalents were $34.89 million and available credit facilitieswere $530 milliojn as of March 31. Liquidity was enhanced by a netoperatingv loss-tax carry forward of $547.55 million as of Dec. 31, which is expectedd to result in minimal cash tax paymentthrough 2012. In addition, TECO's $100 million note maturing in 2010 is expecte d to be retired withinternal cash.
Positive rating actio n could result in the future from consolidater leverage ratio reduction in 2010 and higher cash flowa from a full year of higher base rates in 2010 and effectivwcost control.
Friday, March 9, 2012
Beware, Pedestrians: The Most Dangerous Roads in Bergen - Patch.com
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The Star-Ledger - NJ.com | Beware, Pedestrians: The Most Dangerous Roads in Bergen Patch.com By James Kleimann and Zak Koeske Traffic on 17 northbound was closed at Linwood Ave in Paramus due to a fatal pedestrian strike. Boyd A. Loving A study released Wednesday concludes Bergen County's most dangerous roads for pedestrians are Route 17, ... NY Report Identifies Region's Most Dangerous Roads for Pedestrians Road Warrior: Enforcement needed to cut pedestrian deaths Highway pedestrian's companion: Danger |
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Santa Clara School of Law professor honored by United Nations - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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Hyman and the court are beingy recognized in the categoryof "Improving accountability, and responsiveness in the public service" for theie work in juvenile delinquency, domestic violence and family court. "Santza Clara School of Law is very prouxd of our alumnus andfacultyy member, Judge Gene Hyman, for the wonderfulo contributions he and his colleagues on the court have made and for the recognitionh given by the United said Donald J. Polden, Dean of the Santa Clar a Schoolof Law. "Judge Hyman, over the span of his epitomizes the Santa Clara Lawgraduate -- a lawyer of conscience, and compassion.
" The United Nations Publi Service Award, established in 2003, rewards the creativs achievements and contributions of publicc service institutions that lead to a more effective and responsivs public administration in countries worldwide. Appointex to the Santa Claraz County Municipal Courtin 1990, Hyman was appointed to the Superior Courtg for Santa Clara County in 1997. In 1999, he created the Juvenilse Delinquency Court for the Domestic Violence and Famil y Violence programs in SantaClara County, the first of its kind in the Unitesd States.
Hyman and the court are beingy recognized in the categoryof "Improving accountability, and responsiveness in the public service" for theie work in juvenile delinquency, domestic violence and family court. "Santza Clara School of Law is very prouxd of our alumnus andfacultyy member, Judge Gene Hyman, for the wonderfulo contributions he and his colleagues on the court have made and for the recognitionh given by the United said Donald J. Polden, Dean of the Santa Clar a Schoolof Law. "Judge Hyman, over the span of his epitomizes the Santa Clara Lawgraduate -- a lawyer of conscience, and compassion.
" The United Nations Publi Service Award, established in 2003, rewards the creativs achievements and contributions of publicc service institutions that lead to a more effective and responsivs public administration in countries worldwide. Appointex to the Santa Claraz County Municipal Courtin 1990, Hyman was appointed to the Superior Courtg for Santa Clara County in 1997. In 1999, he created the Juvenilse Delinquency Court for the Domestic Violence and Famil y Violence programs in SantaClara County, the first of its kind in the Unitesd States.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Catherine A. Lesjak Executive Profile
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A veteran of the company for more than two Lesjak previously was senior vice presiden tand treasurer, responsible for managing the companyg
A veteran of the company for more than two Lesjak previously was senior vice presiden tand treasurer, responsible for managing the companyg
Saturday, March 3, 2012
M&I Foundation grants to prevent foreclosures - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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The charitable giving arm of (NYSE: MI) is donating a totalp of $75,000 to strengthen organizations that provide foreclosure counselingand first-timde homebuyer education. Urban Economic Development Association (UEDA) of Milwaukee, to support UEDA’z work to convene housing-related organizations to best serve those in need of foreclosureprevention resources; Fair Housingb Council, Milwaukee, to support the Fair Housiny Council’s foreclosure prevention community outreach; Housing Resources, Milwaukee, to supporf education programming for first-time homebuyers; United Community Center, to support the first-time home buyeres education program; Select Milwaukee, Milwaukee, to support foreclosured prevention programming; and Career Youth Development, Milwaukee, to supportr first-time home buyers program.
Milwaukee-basedf M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank is also providinbghomeowner assistance, through a program announced Dec. 18, that includes a foreclosure moratoriu m that is in place throughJune 30. M&I’sw Homeowner Assistance Program also features streamlined assistance programs for potentiallh distressed homeowners who are identifieds in advance and proactivelyoffered assistance.
The charitable giving arm of (NYSE: MI) is donating a totalp of $75,000 to strengthen organizations that provide foreclosure counselingand first-timde homebuyer education. Urban Economic Development Association (UEDA) of Milwaukee, to support UEDA’z work to convene housing-related organizations to best serve those in need of foreclosureprevention resources; Fair Housingb Council, Milwaukee, to support the Fair Housiny Council’s foreclosure prevention community outreach; Housing Resources, Milwaukee, to supporf education programming for first-time homebuyers; United Community Center, to support the first-time home buyeres education program; Select Milwaukee, Milwaukee, to support foreclosured prevention programming; and Career Youth Development, Milwaukee, to supportr first-time home buyers program.
Milwaukee-basedf M&I Marshall & Ilsley Bank is also providinbghomeowner assistance, through a program announced Dec. 18, that includes a foreclosure moratoriu m that is in place throughJune 30. M&I’sw Homeowner Assistance Program also features streamlined assistance programs for potentiallh distressed homeowners who are identifieds in advance and proactivelyoffered assistance.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Colfax project earns
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Sanford’s Creek, on Cude Road off of Pleasanr Ridge roadnear N.C. 68, was recentlyy certified under NAHB’s National Greeh Building Standards program. The designatiom means that the development of the land resultee in minimal impact on the environment and used an efficien tsite design. Additionally, the homes are green and have features such as energyefficientt appliances, better insulation and specialized construction techniques in framing. Gil Vaughan, a Yost & Little Realtuy broker who is marketing the saidso far, eight homes have been and one pre-sale house is being built. There also are two spec Housesin Sanford’s Creek are priced in the mid-$300,000s and up.
Vaughamn said about 20 acrez of the property includes common spacde such as woods and The 32-lot community is being developed and builtf by Gary Silverstein, of Silverstein Construction, and Bill Grecl of Land Solutions.
Sanford’s Creek, on Cude Road off of Pleasanr Ridge roadnear N.C. 68, was recentlyy certified under NAHB’s National Greeh Building Standards program. The designatiom means that the development of the land resultee in minimal impact on the environment and used an efficien tsite design. Additionally, the homes are green and have features such as energyefficientt appliances, better insulation and specialized construction techniques in framing. Gil Vaughan, a Yost & Little Realtuy broker who is marketing the saidso far, eight homes have been and one pre-sale house is being built. There also are two spec Housesin Sanford’s Creek are priced in the mid-$300,000s and up.
Vaughamn said about 20 acrez of the property includes common spacde such as woods and The 32-lot community is being developed and builtf by Gary Silverstein, of Silverstein Construction, and Bill Grecl of Land Solutions.
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