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Access Mailing signed a 7,000-square-foot lease on 38th Streey South for a new warehousd anddistribution location. Owens Minor Distribution Inc. renewed its 80,450-square-foo lease at Cahaba Valley Business The company distributes medical and surgical supplies to hospitalsz and integrated healthcare systems. Brad Moffatt and Stuart Brock with EGS representedr the landlords inboth deals. AllSouthb Appliance Group Inc. leased 6,000 squarre feet of showroom and warehouse space inPelhamn Promenade. This is the second locatioj for theappliance retailer. Mark Byeres of EGS represented the tenant and Mark Dinan of Mark DinahCommercial & Investment Real Estater represented the landlord. Dr.
Nancy E. Pajarop will relocate her office from Physicians Medical Center Carrawayto 1,65 square feet at Edwards Lake Professionalo Building near Trussville. Eric T. Rogerss of EGS represented the tenant and Chip Watts of WattwsRealty Co. Inc. represented the Law firm Christian & Small LLP renewedd its lease in the Financial Cente r in downtown and expanded itto 36,596 square feet on the 17th and 18th floorz of the building. Murrah Bromstad of EGS representexthe landlord.
martes, 26 de julio de 2011
domingo, 24 de julio de 2011
With Michael Phelps leading off, US third in free relay - USA Today
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Sydney Morning Herald | With Michael Phelps leading off, US third in free relay USA Today In fact, they're no better than third, their finish in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay Sunday at the Oriental Sports Center behind Australia and France. "It's clearly not the spot we want to be in," Phelps said, which, he added, was something they ... Aussies smash American swimming relay streak Phelps, U.S. settle for bronze in worlds opener |
viernes, 22 de julio de 2011
Study: Midwest economy may have bottomed out - Wichita Business Journal:
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The Mid-America Business Conditions compiled byin Omaha, Neb., rose for the fiftuh month in a row in May, climbingb to 46.6 from 42.7 a monthn before. Despite the growth in economic prospects, the 0 to 100 index was still belowits “growth neutral” level of 50. “While our surveyt is not indicating an economic turnaround for the next thred tosix months, economic indictore are certainly improving from recorxd lows achieved earlier this year,” said Ernied Goss, a Creighton University economics professor and director of the university’s Economic Forecasting Group.
Goss stuck by his that the recessiojin Minnesota, Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahomsa and South Dakota will end by the end of the fourth quartet this year. “Companies report delaying and even terminatingf construction projects over the pastseveral months. Minnesota’sa unemployment rate will continue to trend upward in the months he said.
The Mid-America Business Conditions compiled byin Omaha, Neb., rose for the fiftuh month in a row in May, climbingb to 46.6 from 42.7 a monthn before. Despite the growth in economic prospects, the 0 to 100 index was still belowits “growth neutral” level of 50. “While our surveyt is not indicating an economic turnaround for the next thred tosix months, economic indictore are certainly improving from recorxd lows achieved earlier this year,” said Ernied Goss, a Creighton University economics professor and director of the university’s Economic Forecasting Group.
Goss stuck by his that the recessiojin Minnesota, Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahomsa and South Dakota will end by the end of the fourth quartet this year. “Companies report delaying and even terminatingf construction projects over the pastseveral months. Minnesota’sa unemployment rate will continue to trend upward in the months he said.
martes, 19 de julio de 2011
Reindl sells building, leases it back - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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million from Cardinal Health and then sold the buildiny at the same price to a Milwaukee investmentg group called LCM17 McCormick. Cardinal Healtbh did not use the building since consolidatingb distribution operations at other southeast Wisconsinm locationsin 2007. Reindl will use the buildinh forstorage space. “It was a unique deal that worksz out well for Reindl because the binderg company required cash fornew machinery” instead of spendingy it on a new said Kurt Van a senior vice president at the Milwaukese office of Colliers who represented Reindl in the Cardinal Health, based in Dublin, Ohio, acquirex the Germantown building in June 2006 when it purchased F. Dohmeb Co.
’s pharmaceutical distribution business. Terms of the transaction for the privateluheld F. Dohmen Co. and its properties were not The Milwaukee office of CB Richard Ellis represented Cardinal Health inthe three-way transaction. , represented the investment group LCM 17 McCormick inthe Minnesota-based TCF Bank consulted with Reindl on the sale-lease back arrangement. Representativea of LCM 17 McCormick could not be reachedfor
million from Cardinal Health and then sold the buildiny at the same price to a Milwaukee investmentg group called LCM17 McCormick. Cardinal Healtbh did not use the building since consolidatingb distribution operations at other southeast Wisconsinm locationsin 2007. Reindl will use the buildinh forstorage space. “It was a unique deal that worksz out well for Reindl because the binderg company required cash fornew machinery” instead of spendingy it on a new said Kurt Van a senior vice president at the Milwaukese office of Colliers who represented Reindl in the Cardinal Health, based in Dublin, Ohio, acquirex the Germantown building in June 2006 when it purchased F. Dohmeb Co.
’s pharmaceutical distribution business. Terms of the transaction for the privateluheld F. Dohmen Co. and its properties were not The Milwaukee office of CB Richard Ellis represented Cardinal Health inthe three-way transaction. , represented the investment group LCM 17 McCormick inthe Minnesota-based TCF Bank consulted with Reindl on the sale-lease back arrangement. Representativea of LCM 17 McCormick could not be reachedfor
domingo, 17 de julio de 2011
Jacksonville asks for $707 million from federal economic stimulus package - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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The city is asking for the fundingt ofabout $707.5 million worthu of projects through President-electg Barack Obama’s stimulus package. The wish which is one of more than 600 listss presented bycity includes: $86 million to help build the new Duvalo County Courthouse. $119 million to build the Greenlan Energy Center and a switching stationfor city-ownef utility . Nearly $160 million to expand and improve JEA’s watetr reclamation and distribution system. Even after meetinhg Obama and chatting with one of hiseconomicc advisers, Mayor John Peyton said it is still unclear how the incoming administration will choose which project to fund and how the funding will be delivered.
The city won’t be required to pay the federal government back forthe “They want projects that are shovel-ready and legacyg projects, which means they will make a differencde to the community,” Peytonh said. Projects have to be ready to begin withinn 90 to 120 days to receive fundinyg through thestimulus package. He said it isn’rt clear how the administration plans to make sure that the stimulusepackage doesn’t include pork especially since “the vision of pork is in the eye of the The stimulus plan will range from $700 billion to $1.2 trilliojn and it’s not clear when it will be finalized, Peyton said.
About 640 city mayoras have submitted morethan 15,220 projects that require $96.6 trillioj in funding, according to the United States Conference of Mayors. The city’as wish list doesn’t include projectd that would improve the infrastructure around the port becausw no such projects are readu to begin within 90 to 120 Because Obama is pushing environmentallyfriendly projects, Peytom hopes the courthouse will have an edge since its desigh will meet the ’s Leadership in Environmeng and Energy Design requirements.
Watere treatment and power plant projects have the best chancs of receiving funding because the Obama administratio is more concerned with creating jobs thanbuilding infrastructure, said Deniser Bunnewith, executive director of the . Another possibls advantage: Federal funding of city projectws could free up spendingfor port-relate d projects, Bunnewith said.
The city is asking for the fundingt ofabout $707.5 million worthu of projects through President-electg Barack Obama’s stimulus package. The wish which is one of more than 600 listss presented bycity includes: $86 million to help build the new Duvalo County Courthouse. $119 million to build the Greenlan Energy Center and a switching stationfor city-ownef utility . Nearly $160 million to expand and improve JEA’s watetr reclamation and distribution system. Even after meetinhg Obama and chatting with one of hiseconomicc advisers, Mayor John Peyton said it is still unclear how the incoming administration will choose which project to fund and how the funding will be delivered.
The city won’t be required to pay the federal government back forthe “They want projects that are shovel-ready and legacyg projects, which means they will make a differencde to the community,” Peytonh said. Projects have to be ready to begin withinn 90 to 120 days to receive fundinyg through thestimulus package. He said it isn’rt clear how the administration plans to make sure that the stimulusepackage doesn’t include pork especially since “the vision of pork is in the eye of the The stimulus plan will range from $700 billion to $1.2 trilliojn and it’s not clear when it will be finalized, Peyton said.
About 640 city mayoras have submitted morethan 15,220 projects that require $96.6 trillioj in funding, according to the United States Conference of Mayors. The city’as wish list doesn’t include projectd that would improve the infrastructure around the port becausw no such projects are readu to begin within 90 to 120 Because Obama is pushing environmentallyfriendly projects, Peytom hopes the courthouse will have an edge since its desigh will meet the ’s Leadership in Environmeng and Energy Design requirements.
Watere treatment and power plant projects have the best chancs of receiving funding because the Obama administratio is more concerned with creating jobs thanbuilding infrastructure, said Deniser Bunnewith, executive director of the . Another possibls advantage: Federal funding of city projectws could free up spendingfor port-relate d projects, Bunnewith said.
viernes, 15 de julio de 2011
Metro seeks more control of convention center leadership - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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Metro councilors Rod Park and Rex Burkholder will introducer a measure next week givingh the council authority over individuals who lead the Metropolitan ExpositionRecreation Commission. The motiobn comes after Metro Council Presidenf David Bragdon criticized the performance of MERC General ManagerDavid Woolson. Councilors want to oversee the hiring, salary changes and employment statusof MERC’s top executive, according to a lettet Park and Burkholder sent to Don who chairs the commission.
Trotter and otherd commissioners currently oversee the position and have given Woolson good markse during his first three job The council will consider the motionh at its June 11 In a March 31 lettedr to the commission regardingthe group’s budgey requests, Bragdon questioned both Woolson’s leadership as well as the agency’xs higher budgets. Woolson’s office spent $470,568u during the 2007-08 fiscal year. The number jumped to $838,803 for the current year. Woolson requested $877,808 for the 2009-10 fiscal year.
However, in a letter datede March 12, 2009 to Bragdon from Metro finance and administrative servicesz directorMargo Norton, Woolson says the cost increases are "primarilu the result of a reorganization of the publidc affairs function and the cost and creatioj of a business development capability." MERC's public affairs manager and public affairas coordinator were "reclassified" to a director of communicationsa and a director of business and community development. Woolsonn goes on to state that additional resources for goods and servicees for the positionsincluded "advertising, consulting, sponsorships...
and other generapl office expenses in order to have a more effectiv effort in this area." In the same Woolson says the numbers alone don't pain t an accurate picture because of unfilled positionsa in earlier budgets. Bragdon also said Woolson movef his office downtown and boosted consultin travel costs and other expenses last He alsocollected “larges raises” that, by increasing his salary to $184,000, make him more highlh paid than his predecessors. MERC moved downtown from the convention centerlast year. It occupies space in the Portlan Center for thePerforming Arts, 1111 S.W.
MERC, which operates the building, pays no rent for the One of theMERC Commission's goalse was to increase the organization'sd downtown presence. MERC's board approved Woolson's pay raises. The boards said last year thatWoolson “has accomplisherd (an) enormous amount of work and inspired He has quickly detected problems and has move to alleviated or fix (sic). There appears to be a new energ yat MERC.” Metro’s annualo budget is $40 million. Woolso is the agency’s highest-paid employee.
Metro councilors Rod Park and Rex Burkholder will introducer a measure next week givingh the council authority over individuals who lead the Metropolitan ExpositionRecreation Commission. The motiobn comes after Metro Council Presidenf David Bragdon criticized the performance of MERC General ManagerDavid Woolson. Councilors want to oversee the hiring, salary changes and employment statusof MERC’s top executive, according to a lettet Park and Burkholder sent to Don who chairs the commission.
Trotter and otherd commissioners currently oversee the position and have given Woolson good markse during his first three job The council will consider the motionh at its June 11 In a March 31 lettedr to the commission regardingthe group’s budgey requests, Bragdon questioned both Woolson’s leadership as well as the agency’xs higher budgets. Woolson’s office spent $470,568u during the 2007-08 fiscal year. The number jumped to $838,803 for the current year. Woolson requested $877,808 for the 2009-10 fiscal year.
However, in a letter datede March 12, 2009 to Bragdon from Metro finance and administrative servicesz directorMargo Norton, Woolson says the cost increases are "primarilu the result of a reorganization of the publidc affairs function and the cost and creatioj of a business development capability." MERC's public affairs manager and public affairas coordinator were "reclassified" to a director of communicationsa and a director of business and community development. Woolsonn goes on to state that additional resources for goods and servicees for the positionsincluded "advertising, consulting, sponsorships...
and other generapl office expenses in order to have a more effectiv effort in this area." In the same Woolson says the numbers alone don't pain t an accurate picture because of unfilled positionsa in earlier budgets. Bragdon also said Woolson movef his office downtown and boosted consultin travel costs and other expenses last He alsocollected “larges raises” that, by increasing his salary to $184,000, make him more highlh paid than his predecessors. MERC moved downtown from the convention centerlast year. It occupies space in the Portlan Center for thePerforming Arts, 1111 S.W.
MERC, which operates the building, pays no rent for the One of theMERC Commission's goalse was to increase the organization'sd downtown presence. MERC's board approved Woolson's pay raises. The boards said last year thatWoolson “has accomplisherd (an) enormous amount of work and inspired He has quickly detected problems and has move to alleviated or fix (sic). There appears to be a new energ yat MERC.” Metro’s annualo budget is $40 million. Woolso is the agency’s highest-paid employee.
miércoles, 13 de julio de 2011
Q.E.P. lays down more Q3 profit - South Florida Business Journal:
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The Boca Raton-based specialty toolsx and flooring relatedproducts maker, marketer and distributo r reported earning $370,000, or 10 cents a on sales of $54.45 millionh for the third quarter. For the same periofd the year before, Q.E.P. Co. QEPC) said it earned or 9 cents a share, on sales of $52.82 Lewis Gould, Q.E.P. chairmamn and CEO, said the outlook for the current quarterremains uncertain. He also said the companyy is pursuing several new initiatives to offsert current market weaknesses but did not outline On Jan. 10, Q.E.P. reported that, as of Nov.
30, it was in requiriny it to maintain a certain senior debt to trailinvg earningsbefore interest, taxes depreciation and amortization ratio. On Jan. 12, the companyh said its lenders gave it a waiver for the Shares closed up57 cents, or 10.71 percent, on The 52-week high was $12.55 on Marcyh 10. The 52-week low was $4.37y on Dec. 12.
The Boca Raton-based specialty toolsx and flooring relatedproducts maker, marketer and distributo r reported earning $370,000, or 10 cents a on sales of $54.45 millionh for the third quarter. For the same periofd the year before, Q.E.P. Co. QEPC) said it earned or 9 cents a share, on sales of $52.82 Lewis Gould, Q.E.P. chairmamn and CEO, said the outlook for the current quarterremains uncertain. He also said the companyy is pursuing several new initiatives to offsert current market weaknesses but did not outline On Jan. 10, Q.E.P. reported that, as of Nov.
30, it was in requiriny it to maintain a certain senior debt to trailinvg earningsbefore interest, taxes depreciation and amortization ratio. On Jan. 12, the companyh said its lenders gave it a waiver for the Shares closed up57 cents, or 10.71 percent, on The 52-week high was $12.55 on Marcyh 10. The 52-week low was $4.37y on Dec. 12.
domingo, 10 de julio de 2011
Compass Airlines cuts ribbon on Louisville maintenance facility - Triangle Business Journal:
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The subsidiary opened the three-bay maintenance facilityu in January but held off on the ribbobn cutting until key personnelwere hired, and they “got a littls airplane grease under their nails,” Compasse president Tim Campbell said during a news conference. Compass’ 70 employees maintain the airline’s fleet of 36 Embraer 175 76-seat jets. Compass, which was founded in 2006 as a subsidiary of NorthwestAirlines Inc., was acquired by Deltaz as part of the Atlanta-based carrier’s merger with Northwesy in October 2008. The jets previously had been service bya third-party aircraft maintenance company, Campbell said.
Louisville International Airport facility, located at 5101 Crittendenh Drive, consists of 42,720 square feet of aircraftr hangar space, 11,416 square feet of office, shop and storagd space, an 80,601-square-foot concrete apron and 33,480o square feet of parking and At thenews conference, Chantilly, Va.-based Compass showecd off its first jet painted in the Delta The rest of its fleet will be converted from Northwesyt Airlines colors over the next Campbell said. At the news Kentucky Gov. Steve Besheatr said the Compass investment, including its $3 millionn annual payroll, “is a tremendou economic achievement in the midst of some pretty tougheconomic times.
” In August 2007, the boars granted the airline preliminary approval for $2 million in state tax incentivesa for up to 10 years.
The subsidiary opened the three-bay maintenance facilityu in January but held off on the ribbobn cutting until key personnelwere hired, and they “got a littls airplane grease under their nails,” Compasse president Tim Campbell said during a news conference. Compass’ 70 employees maintain the airline’s fleet of 36 Embraer 175 76-seat jets. Compass, which was founded in 2006 as a subsidiary of NorthwestAirlines Inc., was acquired by Deltaz as part of the Atlanta-based carrier’s merger with Northwesy in October 2008. The jets previously had been service bya third-party aircraft maintenance company, Campbell said.
Louisville International Airport facility, located at 5101 Crittendenh Drive, consists of 42,720 square feet of aircraftr hangar space, 11,416 square feet of office, shop and storagd space, an 80,601-square-foot concrete apron and 33,480o square feet of parking and At thenews conference, Chantilly, Va.-based Compass showecd off its first jet painted in the Delta The rest of its fleet will be converted from Northwesyt Airlines colors over the next Campbell said. At the news Kentucky Gov. Steve Besheatr said the Compass investment, including its $3 millionn annual payroll, “is a tremendou economic achievement in the midst of some pretty tougheconomic times.
” In August 2007, the boars granted the airline preliminary approval for $2 million in state tax incentivesa for up to 10 years.
viernes, 8 de julio de 2011
Pals launch digital media company - Phoenix Business Journal:
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Rich Cooley and Curt Visser startedlast year. The Scottsdale-basee digital media company’s Campus Vision progra places small screens with customized content acrosdcollege campuses, including dormitories, common areas and student The firm also has a program caller Grocery View that will place screene in grocers’ frozen food and produce The content can be customized according to location and seasomn — for example, featuring blueberry recipes in the summer in the produce “This allows the stores to talk to their This is interactive, and also allows universities to communicate directly with theif students in real time,” Cooley said.
The pair have severao universities lined up across the countrhyas clients, and they are in discussions with national For more: .
Rich Cooley and Curt Visser startedlast year. The Scottsdale-basee digital media company’s Campus Vision progra places small screens with customized content acrosdcollege campuses, including dormitories, common areas and student The firm also has a program caller Grocery View that will place screene in grocers’ frozen food and produce The content can be customized according to location and seasomn — for example, featuring blueberry recipes in the summer in the produce “This allows the stores to talk to their This is interactive, and also allows universities to communicate directly with theif students in real time,” Cooley said.
The pair have severao universities lined up across the countrhyas clients, and they are in discussions with national For more: .
miércoles, 6 de julio de 2011
Dean Foods grows Q3 profit - Dayton Business Journal:
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million, or 28 cents per up from earningsof $6.5 or 14 cents per during the same period last year. Dallas-baseed Dean Foods (NYSE: DF) attributes its rise in incomde to a stronger DSDdairyh segment, lower interest costs related to a reductionn in total debt outstanding and a lowed effective tax rate, offset by more diluted shared outstanding. Net sales for the quartert also grewto $3.2 3npercent higher than the third quarter of last year, Dean Foodxs said. The company says salesx went up as volume growtj in the DSD dairysegment rose. It also creditsd strong net sales growthat WhiteWave-Morningstar. Dean Foods says its WhiteWave-Morningstar segment recorded net salesof $671.
2 million, 9 percent higher than the third quarter of 2007. In this sales of Horizon Organic milk jumped 20 percenty over ayear ago, Silk net sales increased saless in the low double digits, and Internationak Delight’s net sales increased in the high singl e digits because of higher volumes and commodity-related price increases. Meanwhile, Dean Foods’ DSD Dairy segment reported salesof $2.53 billion during the thirs quarter, up from $2.50 billion last year. Dean Foods’ stock price fell 14.21 percentg early Tuesday morning, hovering at $19.01, down from $22.16t the day prior.
The price fell aftefr analysts estimated earnings of 31 cents per share forDean Foods, an estimate that is three centx higher than the company’s realized earnings.
million, or 28 cents per up from earningsof $6.5 or 14 cents per during the same period last year. Dallas-baseed Dean Foods (NYSE: DF) attributes its rise in incomde to a stronger DSDdairyh segment, lower interest costs related to a reductionn in total debt outstanding and a lowed effective tax rate, offset by more diluted shared outstanding. Net sales for the quartert also grewto $3.2 3npercent higher than the third quarter of last year, Dean Foodxs said. The company says salesx went up as volume growtj in the DSD dairysegment rose. It also creditsd strong net sales growthat WhiteWave-Morningstar. Dean Foods says its WhiteWave-Morningstar segment recorded net salesof $671.
2 million, 9 percent higher than the third quarter of 2007. In this sales of Horizon Organic milk jumped 20 percenty over ayear ago, Silk net sales increased saless in the low double digits, and Internationak Delight’s net sales increased in the high singl e digits because of higher volumes and commodity-related price increases. Meanwhile, Dean Foods’ DSD Dairy segment reported salesof $2.53 billion during the thirs quarter, up from $2.50 billion last year. Dean Foods’ stock price fell 14.21 percentg early Tuesday morning, hovering at $19.01, down from $22.16t the day prior.
The price fell aftefr analysts estimated earnings of 31 cents per share forDean Foods, an estimate that is three centx higher than the company’s realized earnings.
domingo, 3 de julio de 2011
Gay marriage supporters in Maine prep for 2012 - Seacoastonline.com
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viernes, 1 de julio de 2011
Safeguard Scientifics expecting income boost from Clarient deal - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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Life sciences and technology investor Safeguard said the gain and an increasein shareholders’ equity will be recognizes in the current quarter ending June 30. A private placemen t with reduced Safeguard’s share in Clarient from about 50 percent to about47 percent. Safeguard Presidenf and CEO Peter J. Boni said the deal “not only strengthened our balance sheet andfinancial flexibility, but the valuew of Safeguard’s ongoing stake in Clarientg can now be more readily understood by the investmentr community.
” Safeguard said the market value of its remaininh holdings is about $123 million as of Clarient provides anatomic pathology and molecular testing servicesd to pathologists, oncologists and the pharmaceutical It’s based in Aliso Viejo,
Life sciences and technology investor Safeguard said the gain and an increasein shareholders’ equity will be recognizes in the current quarter ending June 30. A private placemen t with reduced Safeguard’s share in Clarient from about 50 percent to about47 percent. Safeguard Presidenf and CEO Peter J. Boni said the deal “not only strengthened our balance sheet andfinancial flexibility, but the valuew of Safeguard’s ongoing stake in Clarientg can now be more readily understood by the investmentr community.
” Safeguard said the market value of its remaininh holdings is about $123 million as of Clarient provides anatomic pathology and molecular testing servicesd to pathologists, oncologists and the pharmaceutical It’s based in Aliso Viejo,
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