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Sunday, October 16, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Heinz reports Q4 earnings - Pittsburgh Business Times:
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The Downtown Pittsburgh-based food manufacturer had net incomeof $175.1 million, or 55 cents per share, for the quarter endee April 29, compared to $194.1 or 61 cents per share, a year ago. For the fiscao year ended April 29, Heinz had net income of $923 or $2.90 per share, comparex to $844.9 million, or $2.63 per share, for fiscalo year 2008. Sales for the quarter were $2.53 billion, compared to $2.68 billiom in the year-ago quarter. For the full fiscakl year, Heinz had sales of $10.1 compared to $10 billionj a year ago. Wall Street analystx on average were expecting earnings of 54 cents per according toThomson Reuters.
"Heinz delivered record sales and profity infiscal 2009, despite the difficult globao environment," said president and CEO William "Heinz brands around the world performedf well, benefitting from the growing trendc of at-home dining."
The Downtown Pittsburgh-based food manufacturer had net incomeof $175.1 million, or 55 cents per share, for the quarter endee April 29, compared to $194.1 or 61 cents per share, a year ago. For the fiscao year ended April 29, Heinz had net income of $923 or $2.90 per share, comparex to $844.9 million, or $2.63 per share, for fiscalo year 2008. Sales for the quarter were $2.53 billion, compared to $2.68 billiom in the year-ago quarter. For the full fiscakl year, Heinz had sales of $10.1 compared to $10 billionj a year ago. Wall Street analystx on average were expecting earnings of 54 cents per according toThomson Reuters.
"Heinz delivered record sales and profity infiscal 2009, despite the difficult globao environment," said president and CEO William "Heinz brands around the world performedf well, benefitting from the growing trendc of at-home dining."
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Collegiate appoints board members - San Francisco Business Times:
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• Nelea Absher, vice president and associate general • Anne-Marie Brown, founder, • Suzanne founder, • Tuffy Wood, managing Morgan Keegan & Co. • Cindyh Skarbek, director of the • Bashar director and senior engineerof . Four trustees were reappointed tothe school’s board. They are: • Marin e management consultantBarker Price, who will server as board president for the 2009-10 school • Merrell Wall Grant, general manager of the Monogram line for , and 1974 who will serve as vice • Former Brown-Forman vice chairwoman and CFO Phoebe Wood, who will servr as treasurer; and • Former managementg consultant Leslie Geoghegan, who will serve as secretary.
Corrid Nichols, president of the Louisville Collegiate School Parents Association, will serve as parent representativee on the board. Former Brown-Forman president Bill whose term on theboard expired, was namedf a director emeritus.
• Nelea Absher, vice president and associate general • Anne-Marie Brown, founder, • Suzanne founder, • Tuffy Wood, managing Morgan Keegan & Co. • Cindyh Skarbek, director of the • Bashar director and senior engineerof . Four trustees were reappointed tothe school’s board. They are: • Marin e management consultantBarker Price, who will server as board president for the 2009-10 school • Merrell Wall Grant, general manager of the Monogram line for , and 1974 who will serve as vice • Former Brown-Forman vice chairwoman and CFO Phoebe Wood, who will servr as treasurer; and • Former managementg consultant Leslie Geoghegan, who will serve as secretary.
Corrid Nichols, president of the Louisville Collegiate School Parents Association, will serve as parent representativee on the board. Former Brown-Forman president Bill whose term on theboard expired, was namedf a director emeritus.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Small firms get only 10 percent of stimulus work - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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percent of contracts funded by the economic stimuluspackage — far below the federakl government’s overall goal of 23 percent. “This is simply said Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine), at a May 21 hearingf on opportunities for small businesses to win contracts funded bythe $787 billiomn American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. the ranking Republican on the Senate Small Businessd andEntrepreneurship Committee, said there stil l is time for small businesses to win their fair share of stimulus work sincer many contracts funded by the law have not been awarded yet. “Buf I must confess, I’m not encouraged by the resultsso far,” Snowe said.
Committee chaier Mary Landrieu (D-La.) said she is “concerned that smalo businesses are being left out of many contracting opportunitiea for newinfrastructure projects. In Louisiana, after Katrinza and Rita recovery money was we learned that many small businesses nevef even knew aboutrebuildingt contracts.” Snowe and Landrieiu sent the nation’s governors a letter May 20 that encouragef them to make small businessesz a priority when states award stimulus-fundec contracts. This followed a similar letter sent byKarehn Mills, head of the . The Offic of Management and Budget has urgeds federal agencies to issuew contracts tosmall businesses.
Joseph Jordan, the SBA’s associatd administrator for government contracting andbusiness development, said smal l businesses have been awarded $389 milliob in stimulus contracts as of May 19. The SBA is workingh with federal agencies to help them meet theirf smallbusiness goals, he noting the share of stimulus dollars going to small contractors has been increasinf each week. Nearly half of all small business ownerz have experienced cash flow problems during the pastthrere months, according to a survey conducted in May by Rasmussen Reports for Discover Business That number is up from 39 percent in and is the highest since Discover launched its monthly small business survey three years ago.
The survehy also found that 48 percent of small business owner s said economic conditions for their businesses are getting up from 40 percent in More than half plan to decrease spending on business developmeng over the nextsix months. This includes advertising, inventory and capitall expenditures.
percent of contracts funded by the economic stimuluspackage — far below the federakl government’s overall goal of 23 percent. “This is simply said Sen. Olympia Snowe (R-Maine), at a May 21 hearingf on opportunities for small businesses to win contracts funded bythe $787 billiomn American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. the ranking Republican on the Senate Small Businessd andEntrepreneurship Committee, said there stil l is time for small businesses to win their fair share of stimulus work sincer many contracts funded by the law have not been awarded yet. “Buf I must confess, I’m not encouraged by the resultsso far,” Snowe said.
Committee chaier Mary Landrieu (D-La.) said she is “concerned that smalo businesses are being left out of many contracting opportunitiea for newinfrastructure projects. In Louisiana, after Katrinza and Rita recovery money was we learned that many small businesses nevef even knew aboutrebuildingt contracts.” Snowe and Landrieiu sent the nation’s governors a letter May 20 that encouragef them to make small businessesz a priority when states award stimulus-fundec contracts. This followed a similar letter sent byKarehn Mills, head of the . The Offic of Management and Budget has urgeds federal agencies to issuew contracts tosmall businesses.
Joseph Jordan, the SBA’s associatd administrator for government contracting andbusiness development, said smal l businesses have been awarded $389 milliob in stimulus contracts as of May 19. The SBA is workingh with federal agencies to help them meet theirf smallbusiness goals, he noting the share of stimulus dollars going to small contractors has been increasinf each week. Nearly half of all small business ownerz have experienced cash flow problems during the pastthrere months, according to a survey conducted in May by Rasmussen Reports for Discover Business That number is up from 39 percent in and is the highest since Discover launched its monthly small business survey three years ago.
The survehy also found that 48 percent of small business owner s said economic conditions for their businesses are getting up from 40 percent in More than half plan to decrease spending on business developmeng over the nextsix months. This includes advertising, inventory and capitall expenditures.
Friday, October 7, 2011
Review: 'Ides of March' is thrilling - CNN
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CTV.ca | Review: 'Ides of March' is thrilling CNN (CNN) -- Fans of classic 1970's films like "Network" and "The Par » |
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Facebook Posts Reveal Alcoholism Risk, Study Says - Mobiledia
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CTV.ca | Facebook Posts Reveal Alcoholism Risk, Study Says Mobiledia The study's authors suggest parents and health professionals may use Facebook posts to identify adolescents who may be at risk for alcohol abuse and dependence, but also recognized this raises privacy concerns. Federal regulations already make it ... Can Facebook predict problem drinking? Facebook may help identify college drinking problems (study) Discussing Your Drunken Escapades on Facebook? You May Have a (Drinking) Problem |
Monday, October 3, 2011
Dusty Kiel starting for Indiana - ESPN
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Centre Daily Times | Dusty Kiel starting for Indiana ESPN ESPN.com's Adam Rittenberg and Brian Bennett write about » |
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