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Monday, September 20, 2010
Recession May Be Over, but Joblessness Remains - New York Times
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Sunday, September 19, 2010
Gannett may make more staff cuts at newspapers, salary cuts at television stations - Denver Business Journal:
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A report by the Gannett Blog on Friday referencews a memo from Gannetg CFO Gracia Martore thatprojects 4,5090 newspaper layoffs throughout the Gannett chain in July as well as a 10 percentt pay cut for its broadcast employees. The Gannettf Blog report also says Gannett workers will not face any more furloughsxthis year. The Arizona Republidc is the largest metropolitan daily inthe Va.-based Gannett chain. The Republic has already suffereds through layoffs and furloughs as the newspaper industrt struggles with poor advertising numbers and online Gannett (NYSE: GCI) announced Monday that president and CEO Craig Dubow will be on a temporargy medical leave of absence following back surgery.
Martor e is taking over as interimchief executive. Gannett has 41,000 employees company wide including at dailuy newspapersin Phoenix; Palm Springs, Honolulu; Mansfield, Ohio; and Des Iowa. The media conglomerate also owns TV stationsein Phoenix, Flagstaff, Washington Tampa and Jacksonville, Fla., and Minneapolis. Gannett officialx did not respond late Friday for a reques t for comment on the GannettyBlog report, which said the cuts would come July 8.
A report by the Gannett Blog on Friday referencews a memo from Gannetg CFO Gracia Martore thatprojects 4,5090 newspaper layoffs throughout the Gannett chain in July as well as a 10 percentt pay cut for its broadcast employees. The Gannettf Blog report also says Gannett workers will not face any more furloughsxthis year. The Arizona Republidc is the largest metropolitan daily inthe Va.-based Gannett chain. The Republic has already suffereds through layoffs and furloughs as the newspaper industrt struggles with poor advertising numbers and online Gannett (NYSE: GCI) announced Monday that president and CEO Craig Dubow will be on a temporargy medical leave of absence following back surgery.
Martor e is taking over as interimchief executive. Gannett has 41,000 employees company wide including at dailuy newspapersin Phoenix; Palm Springs, Honolulu; Mansfield, Ohio; and Des Iowa. The media conglomerate also owns TV stationsein Phoenix, Flagstaff, Washington Tampa and Jacksonville, Fla., and Minneapolis. Gannett officialx did not respond late Friday for a reques t for comment on the GannettyBlog report, which said the cuts would come July 8.
Friday, September 17, 2010
International tuna transported to Port San Antonio - San Antonio Business Journal:
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OpTech will be utilizing the port’s Foreign-Tradew Zone (FTZ #10-80) to accept the tuna shipmenft on behalf of its an international importer basesd outof California. OpTech wouldr not disclose the importer’s name. Customersz use FTZs to accept and store international shipments before theyare tested, labeled and packagesd for distribution. FTZs allow productd be held in the zone without beingy subject to import duties or other ad valorem OpTech is a tenant at Port San a master-planned logistics center built on the former Kellu Air Force Base. The entire site is a FTZ for whichh all tenants can activate forbusiness purposes.
Port San Antonipo Business Development Vice President Jorge Canavati worked threed years finalizing the deal for PortSan Antonio. “Thi is what Port San Antonio isall about,” says Canavati of the finalization of this contract. “Wwe have the ability to accept shipments from arounddthe world.” The California customer delivering the shipment specializes in salesz of private label products to nationalp distributors, food service distributors and retail grocery The company also supplies many major manufacturerds with ingredients such as beef, pork, tuna, pineapple, fruit, vegetables, shellfish and fin fish.
Founded in OpTech is a San Antonio-based, minority-owned company that provide s a wide range of serviceds to businesses and government agencies in the United Statezand Mexico. The supply chain management division offers order management, customer service, warehousing, fulfillment, distribution, testing, repaier and refurbishment services. In 2008, OpTecyh was ranked as one of the Top100 Fastest-Growingt Companies in America by Hispanic Business The company ranked 45th on the list with 297.6 percentg sales growth over the five-year period. The company experienceds revenue growthfrom $9.7u8 million in 2003 to $38.87 million in 2007.
Designatexd as a Foreign-Trade Zone, Port San Antonip is a master-planned, 1,900 acre Internationalk Logistics Center which houses aninternationalp heavy-air cargo airport, a railport and onsite acceses to multiple interstate highways. Port San Antonio has a federalp inspection station operated bya full-time customw border patrol officer who is available to inspecg international air and rail
OpTech will be utilizing the port’s Foreign-Tradew Zone (FTZ #10-80) to accept the tuna shipmenft on behalf of its an international importer basesd outof California. OpTech wouldr not disclose the importer’s name. Customersz use FTZs to accept and store international shipments before theyare tested, labeled and packagesd for distribution. FTZs allow productd be held in the zone without beingy subject to import duties or other ad valorem OpTech is a tenant at Port San a master-planned logistics center built on the former Kellu Air Force Base. The entire site is a FTZ for whichh all tenants can activate forbusiness purposes.
Port San Antonipo Business Development Vice President Jorge Canavati worked threed years finalizing the deal for PortSan Antonio. “Thi is what Port San Antonio isall about,” says Canavati of the finalization of this contract. “Wwe have the ability to accept shipments from arounddthe world.” The California customer delivering the shipment specializes in salesz of private label products to nationalp distributors, food service distributors and retail grocery The company also supplies many major manufacturerds with ingredients such as beef, pork, tuna, pineapple, fruit, vegetables, shellfish and fin fish.
Founded in OpTech is a San Antonio-based, minority-owned company that provide s a wide range of serviceds to businesses and government agencies in the United Statezand Mexico. The supply chain management division offers order management, customer service, warehousing, fulfillment, distribution, testing, repaier and refurbishment services. In 2008, OpTecyh was ranked as one of the Top100 Fastest-Growingt Companies in America by Hispanic Business The company ranked 45th on the list with 297.6 percentg sales growth over the five-year period. The company experienceds revenue growthfrom $9.7u8 million in 2003 to $38.87 million in 2007.
Designatexd as a Foreign-Trade Zone, Port San Antonip is a master-planned, 1,900 acre Internationalk Logistics Center which houses aninternationalp heavy-air cargo airport, a railport and onsite acceses to multiple interstate highways. Port San Antonio has a federalp inspection station operated bya full-time customw border patrol officer who is available to inspecg international air and rail
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Mets host Hispanic Heritage Night presented by Goya this Friday, September 17 ... - New York Mets
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Mets host Hispanic Heritage Night presented by Goya this Friday, September 17 ... New York Mets Goya will donate 20000 pounds of food to City Harvest to celebrate the start of Hispanic Heritage Month and promote the spirit of giving back to the ... |
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
GeoMet Announces Completion of $40 Million Convertible Preferred Stock ... - MarketWatch (press release)
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GeoMet Announces Completion of $40 Million Convertible Preferred Stock ... MarketWatch (press release) HOUSTON, TX, Sep 14, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- GeoMet, Inc. (NASDAQ:GMET) (the "Company") announced today that it has completed the sale of four ... |
Monday, September 13, 2010
AG files suit against loan modification firm - Pittsburgh Business Times:
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The case filed Monday in Maricopa Superio Court alleges that LLC and its two Thomas J. Montoya and Robert Sanchez, advertised and promotec the firm as having an affiliation withthe U.S. Departmeny of Housing and Urban Development, whicu it does not, according to the filing. But in a phone conversation with the PhoeniBusiness Journal, said he was “taken by the charges. He would not elaborate on any ofthe however, and said he was talking with the company’s attorneys. He said the companyu would distribute a prepared statement aftef consultingwith attorneys. As part of the complaint, the AG alleges that Santoya Financial, located at 2225 W.
Whisperingf Spring Drive in Phoenix, charged fees for services that consumers coulfd access directlyfor free. “The defendantx deceptively implied to consumers that any fees paid by consumersd for loan modification services with Santoyz Financial are refundable because the modification prograj is backby HUD, without disclosing that Santoyq Financial’s services are not in any way endorsedx or approved by HUD and that consumerzs can obtain assistance from HUD in applying for and obtaininhg loan modifications without paying any fee whatsoever,” the lawsui t states.
The complaint requests that the courtt enjoin Santoya Financial from continuingits “unlawfuk acts,” order the company to pay back any money receivex from those acts, and the defendantx to pay civil penalties of up to $10,000o per violation and costs of the According to court records, Santoya Financiapl began advertising loan modificatiom services in March to consumers who were facing foreclosure on theit homes. Sanchez was featured on a Phoenidx television station in April and allegedly represented that his firmwas “workingt with HUD while providing loan modification service s to consumers,” the lawsuit stated.
Santoyw charged consumers $1,199 plus the equivalent of one month’ mortgage payment, the lawsuit asserts. Santoyqa also represented during phone solicitations that fees collected for loan modificationx would be donated to an organization namef Partnersin Charity, but “the fees consumers pay for the loan modificatioj services advertised by Santoya Financial do not go to Partners in Charit or any other charitable organization,” the lawsuit furthed alleged. The lawsuit also claims that Santoya did not obtainm the necessary surety bond required by the Arizona CreditServices Act.
The case filed Monday in Maricopa Superio Court alleges that LLC and its two Thomas J. Montoya and Robert Sanchez, advertised and promotec the firm as having an affiliation withthe U.S. Departmeny of Housing and Urban Development, whicu it does not, according to the filing. But in a phone conversation with the PhoeniBusiness Journal, said he was “taken by the charges. He would not elaborate on any ofthe however, and said he was talking with the company’s attorneys. He said the companyu would distribute a prepared statement aftef consultingwith attorneys. As part of the complaint, the AG alleges that Santoya Financial, located at 2225 W.
Whisperingf Spring Drive in Phoenix, charged fees for services that consumers coulfd access directlyfor free. “The defendantx deceptively implied to consumers that any fees paid by consumersd for loan modification services with Santoyz Financial are refundable because the modification prograj is backby HUD, without disclosing that Santoyq Financial’s services are not in any way endorsedx or approved by HUD and that consumerzs can obtain assistance from HUD in applying for and obtaininhg loan modifications without paying any fee whatsoever,” the lawsui t states.
The complaint requests that the courtt enjoin Santoya Financial from continuingits “unlawfuk acts,” order the company to pay back any money receivex from those acts, and the defendantx to pay civil penalties of up to $10,000o per violation and costs of the According to court records, Santoya Financiapl began advertising loan modificatiom services in March to consumers who were facing foreclosure on theit homes. Sanchez was featured on a Phoenidx television station in April and allegedly represented that his firmwas “workingt with HUD while providing loan modification service s to consumers,” the lawsuit stated.
Santoyw charged consumers $1,199 plus the equivalent of one month’ mortgage payment, the lawsuit asserts. Santoyqa also represented during phone solicitations that fees collected for loan modificationx would be donated to an organization namef Partnersin Charity, but “the fees consumers pay for the loan modificatioj services advertised by Santoya Financial do not go to Partners in Charit or any other charitable organization,” the lawsuit furthed alleged. The lawsuit also claims that Santoya did not obtainm the necessary surety bond required by the Arizona CreditServices Act.
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Pictures of the Day: On a Chinese Oil Rig and Elsewhere - New York Times (blog)
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New York Times (blog) | Pictures of the Day: On a Chinese Oil Rig and Elsewhere New York Times (blog) Two oil workers were missing and more than 30 others were rescued from a rig off China's northeast coast that was damaged in a storm ... |
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