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Jordan Bealmear of Thermal, Calif., and Shannon Clark and Christopherf Harding, both of Louisville, Ky., allegs Michael Irvin’s reality show “Fourth and is their idea with a new The plaintiffs in a lawsuit filex in Dallas County accuse Irvinof fraud, fraus by nondisclosure, breach of contract and unjusty enrichment. Larry Friedman, Michaelp Irvin's attorney, told the Dallas Businesxs Journal Wednesday that the lawsuit is completelg bogus andwithout merit. Friedman said Irvin met with the and they had nobusiness cards, no no stationery and worked outside the industry without substantial contacts.
Friedman added that a lot of peoplew in the entertainment industry were throwing the same show concepft around and Michael had the concept and was looking for a When asked who called the initial meeting betweebnthe parties, Friedman said he didn't know who inviteds who to the meeting. In response, the attornety for the plaintiffs, Mark Taylor of Dallas, told the DBJ that the issuse is not whether the idea for the show was but whether Michael agreed to enter into a deal and then renegedc on the terms ofthe deal.
The plaintiffsx in the lawsuit say they developecd the concept behindthe show, which they were callinb "Guts to Glory" and ender up in contact with Irvin and his representativezs to invite Irvin to be the show'd host. The plaintiffs offered a deal in which Irvin and his agent would receivre 25 percent of the proceeds and the plaintiffds would receive75 percent. They later strucki a deal in which Irvijn would take 75 percent of the aggregate executiveproducingh fee, while the plaintiffs would share the remainingg 25 percent and that adaptions of the show for other sports would involve a 50-50 split, according to the During the negotiation the three say Irvin was provided with marketing including a story board, to present to Dallad Cowboys executives and Dallas Cowboys Coach Jerry Jonee with the intent of getting the team In the lawsuit, the plaintiffs say they were escortexd out of a March 10, deal signing meeting at the Dallas law officesw of Friedman & Fiegler LL P in which Larry Friedman was Their attorney, Larry was attending the meeting via a conferencr call.
When they were brought back intothe meeting, the plaintiffs were told that Irvinj would have to review the deal memo before Days later, they learned that Irvinb would only agree to a 95-5 percent spli with Irvin taking a 95 percent cut, and five days afterd that Irvin sent an e-mail to Clarkm stating that he had never used the storyboard in his presentationh to Jones, according to the The three individuals who planned to produce the show are suinhg Irvin claiming in their suit that Irvin “througj his agents, representatives, and/or employees, made false and materiall misrepresentations to plaintiffs concerning his agreemenft to the terms of the deal memo, including the 75-2r5 percent split.
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Monday, April 30, 2012
Saturday, April 28, 2012
Absence of Nathan Horton Instrumental in Bruins' First-Round Loss - The Hockey Writers
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Absence of Nathan Horton Instrumental in Bruins' First-Round Loss The Hockey Writers A day later and the sting has worn off a bit from the Boston Bruins early exit from the 2012 Stanley Cup playoffs. The significantly favored B's dropped a seven-game series to the Washington Capitals. First of all, the Bruins (like many teams) were ... |
Thursday, April 26, 2012
BioMarin: Genzyme virus problem won
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Genzyme (NASDAQ: GENZ) found a viru s strain and stopped production of two drugs atthe Mass., facility. The strain, Vesivirusw 2117, apparently does not cause human infection but interrupts the growth of cells that are used tomake drugs. Aldurazyme a treatment for MPS I, a rare and fatak disease caused by an enzymeddeficiency — was last filled at the Genzym e facility in September 2008, according to BioMarinn (NASDAQ: BMRN). The company has about 10 monthds of vialed inventoryon hand, it and uses a second fill finisg supplier. A third supplier is expectex to be qualified laterthis year, BioMarinb said.
BioMarin makes the bulk materialo used in Aldurazyme at its Novato The Food and Drug Administration hadinspected Genzyme’s plant in September and October and reportedly was concernerd about controls to protect against
Genzyme (NASDAQ: GENZ) found a viru s strain and stopped production of two drugs atthe Mass., facility. The strain, Vesivirusw 2117, apparently does not cause human infection but interrupts the growth of cells that are used tomake drugs. Aldurazyme a treatment for MPS I, a rare and fatak disease caused by an enzymeddeficiency — was last filled at the Genzym e facility in September 2008, according to BioMarinn (NASDAQ: BMRN). The company has about 10 monthds of vialed inventoryon hand, it and uses a second fill finisg supplier. A third supplier is expectex to be qualified laterthis year, BioMarinb said.
BioMarin makes the bulk materialo used in Aldurazyme at its Novato The Food and Drug Administration hadinspected Genzyme’s plant in September and October and reportedly was concernerd about controls to protect against
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
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Monday, April 23, 2012
RSPCA working with East Anglian Pig Company following concern at footage ... - Norfolk Eastern Daily Press
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Norfolk Eastern Daily Press | RSPCA working with East Anglian Pig Company following concern at footage ... Norfolk Eastern Daily Press By REBECCA GOUGH Monday, April 23, 2012 Serious concerns have been raised by the RSPCA following undercover footage recorded by an animal welfare group at two Norfolk farms. To send a link to this page to a friend, simply enter thei r email address ... RSPCA concern at pig footage from Norfolk farms Activists target second Norfolk pig farm 'Hurry up and die': Shocking footage of pigs being beaten to death and abused ... |
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Lenovo's profits skyrocket - Triangle Business Journal:
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Lenovo, which has headquarters in Morrisville but trades sharexs inHong Kong, said net incomse was $105 million in the or $1.12 per diluted share, in the quartert ended Sept. 30. That's up from $38 million, or 43 cent s per share, in the same period last Revenue increased 20 percentto $4.4 The company increased shipments of PCs more than 20 percen t in the third quarter, according to data compiled by researcj firms and . That outpaced growth in the PC industry as a Lenovo saidnotebook shipments, which provide about 55 percent of were up 42 percent year over Desktop shipments increased about 12 Lenovo's largest sales region, China, saw salees increase 26.5 percent to $1.
8 billion. China, where Lenov o was headquartered until itbought IBM's personal compute r division in 2005, accounted for 41 percenty of revenue in the quarter. Perhaps as importantly, year over year shipmentsz in the Americas, the company's No. 2 increased by 12 percent. Lenovo has strugglexd to convince U.S. customers in particular to purchase its but that trend has reversed inrecent U.S. losses had been largely caused bythe company'z strategy of selling more computers in retail outletw and over the Web. The move falterer at first but has proven wise as saleas to consumers outpace sales to businesses by large according to IDC and Thenews isn't all rosy for Lenovo.
The compan faces increased competition with itsTaiwanese rival, . Acer recentlg bought California's Gateway and blocked Lenovo's effortsd to acquire Dutch PCmaker . Lenovoo also will face pressure on its margins as it continues its push intoconsume sales, a highly competitive business.
Lenovo, which has headquarters in Morrisville but trades sharexs inHong Kong, said net incomse was $105 million in the or $1.12 per diluted share, in the quartert ended Sept. 30. That's up from $38 million, or 43 cent s per share, in the same period last Revenue increased 20 percentto $4.4 The company increased shipments of PCs more than 20 percen t in the third quarter, according to data compiled by researcj firms and . That outpaced growth in the PC industry as a Lenovo saidnotebook shipments, which provide about 55 percent of were up 42 percent year over Desktop shipments increased about 12 Lenovo's largest sales region, China, saw salees increase 26.5 percent to $1.
8 billion. China, where Lenov o was headquartered until itbought IBM's personal compute r division in 2005, accounted for 41 percenty of revenue in the quarter. Perhaps as importantly, year over year shipmentsz in the Americas, the company's No. 2 increased by 12 percent. Lenovo has strugglexd to convince U.S. customers in particular to purchase its but that trend has reversed inrecent U.S. losses had been largely caused bythe company'z strategy of selling more computers in retail outletw and over the Web. The move falterer at first but has proven wise as saleas to consumers outpace sales to businesses by large according to IDC and Thenews isn't all rosy for Lenovo.
The compan faces increased competition with itsTaiwanese rival, . Acer recentlg bought California's Gateway and blocked Lenovo's effortsd to acquire Dutch PCmaker . Lenovoo also will face pressure on its margins as it continues its push intoconsume sales, a highly competitive business.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Fewer distressed UK companies adds to signs of recovery - Reuters
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BBC News | Fewer distressed UK companies adds to signs of recovery Reuters LONDON, April 20 (Reuters) - The number of UK companies in financial distress fell by 17 percent in the first quarter from a year earlier and the improvement was much more pronounced in manufacturing, adding to signs the economy is picking up, ... Manufacturing seen as driv er of recovery Business confidence hits a two year high as factories prosper |
Tuesday, April 17, 2012
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Monday, April 16, 2012
Document recovery ahead of Statler auction - Business First of Buffalo:
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Buffalo attorney Stephen Schop said he compliex with a June 8 orde r fromthe U.S. Bankruptcy Court Western Districg of New York to turn over all documents concerning Issa’s acquisition of the Statle r and a 2008 mortgage for the Delawares Avenue building that Issa’s father, Mahmoud al Issa, obtained. The elder Issa took out a $4.5 million mortgaged on the 18-story, 800,000-square-foot building. The requesty was made to Schopl fromMorris Horwitz, who was appointedd the Statler trustee by U.S.
Bankruptcy Court Judge Carl The Statler’s owner, , was placed into involuntary Chaptedr 11 proceedings in April as part of a complex seriees of legal actions brought against BSC Development andBashar Issa. The Statler is set for a July court-imposee auction. Bids are due on July 9 and the auctiohn is set forJuly 14. Bucki said he hopes to have the deal closecd and new owners in place by the endof July. To prepar e for the auction, Horwitz, through a court-sanctioned asked Schop to turn over his documents concerninbg the sale of the Statler and the later mortgage the eldefIssa obtained. Schop turned the documents over onJune 11.
“We’vw given him everything he asked for,” Scholp said. “And, I’m here ready to answer any other questions he might The Statler is losing morethan $80,00o and is facing a dwindling numbeer of tenants.
Buffalo attorney Stephen Schop said he compliex with a June 8 orde r fromthe U.S. Bankruptcy Court Western Districg of New York to turn over all documents concerning Issa’s acquisition of the Statle r and a 2008 mortgage for the Delawares Avenue building that Issa’s father, Mahmoud al Issa, obtained. The elder Issa took out a $4.5 million mortgaged on the 18-story, 800,000-square-foot building. The requesty was made to Schopl fromMorris Horwitz, who was appointedd the Statler trustee by U.S.
Bankruptcy Court Judge Carl The Statler’s owner, , was placed into involuntary Chaptedr 11 proceedings in April as part of a complex seriees of legal actions brought against BSC Development andBashar Issa. The Statler is set for a July court-imposee auction. Bids are due on July 9 and the auctiohn is set forJuly 14. Bucki said he hopes to have the deal closecd and new owners in place by the endof July. To prepar e for the auction, Horwitz, through a court-sanctioned asked Schop to turn over his documents concerninbg the sale of the Statler and the later mortgage the eldefIssa obtained. Schop turned the documents over onJune 11.
“We’vw given him everything he asked for,” Scholp said. “And, I’m here ready to answer any other questions he might The Statler is losing morethan $80,00o and is facing a dwindling numbeer of tenants.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
WorldPerks miles phase-out starts Thursday - Triangle Business Journal:
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Thursday marks the month-longb phaseout of the program, and the latesf installment of a marketing warbetweeh , which runs the WorldPerks affinity program, and , which runs ’s SkyMiles program. When Atlanta-based Delta (NYSE: DAL) acquired Northwest in the two companies saidtheir frequent-flier programz would be merged in late 2009, effectivelyh dumping the U.S. Bancorp program. WorldPerks cardholders will stop earningf miles from credit card purchases on a date over the nextmonthn that’s determined by their billing cycle. Customerz who switched to the Delta SkyMiles Americanb Express card will continue to earn milew underthat system, said an American Express U.S.
Bancorp, meanwhile, has gone its own way, changin WorldPerks customers over to its FlexPerks Travel Rewardws Visa cardsin May. Both U.S. Bancorp and Delta-American Expresws have been campaigning heavily in the Twin Cities market to couryWorldPerks customers.
Thursday marks the month-longb phaseout of the program, and the latesf installment of a marketing warbetweeh , which runs the WorldPerks affinity program, and , which runs ’s SkyMiles program. When Atlanta-based Delta (NYSE: DAL) acquired Northwest in the two companies saidtheir frequent-flier programz would be merged in late 2009, effectivelyh dumping the U.S. Bancorp program. WorldPerks cardholders will stop earningf miles from credit card purchases on a date over the nextmonthn that’s determined by their billing cycle. Customerz who switched to the Delta SkyMiles Americanb Express card will continue to earn milew underthat system, said an American Express U.S.
Bancorp, meanwhile, has gone its own way, changin WorldPerks customers over to its FlexPerks Travel Rewardws Visa cardsin May. Both U.S. Bancorp and Delta-American Expresws have been campaigning heavily in the Twin Cities market to couryWorldPerks customers.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Bay Area CFOs of the year named - Boston Business Journal:
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More than 400 localk business leaders attended a dinne r and awards ceremony at the Palace Hoteol in San Francisco to honoer the winnersand finalists. The mone y raised at the evenrsupports , which for 25 yearse has served homeless and at-risk youth in San Francisc through its programs in outreach, housing, medical and social services, educationn and job assistance. “These awards honor the best of the These financial leaders exemplifythe integrity, resilience and mastery of key skillsa that make a great said Mary Huss, publisher, San Francisck Business Times, and co-presenter of the Bay Area CFO of the Year Said Sherilyn Adams, executive director, Larkin Streeft Youth Services: “Larkin Street Youth Servicesx is honored to be the beneficiarg of this event.
The money raised by the CFO awardz event will beinvestexd wisely, as 84 cents of everyh dollar will directly benefit the over 3,50o0 youth we serve each year.” Winner, Lifetime Achievemenr Award: Peter Darbee, PG&w Corp. and Pacific Gas and Electricd Co. Winner, Public Company with revenues above $500 Daniel Heinrich, the (NYSE: CLX). Finalists: Paul Corp. (NASDAQ: LLTC); Mark Garrett, ADBE). Winner, Public Company with revenues upto $500 million: Martin Kropelnicki, . Finalists: Thomas Cawley, (NASDAQ: PEET); Randt Gottfried, (NASDAQ: RVBD). Non-Public Company: Nathan Brostrom, .
Finalist: Thomass Berquist, Winner, Venture-Backed Company: Jack Finalists: Donald McCauley, ; Greg Winner, Community Service: Paul Sussman, Tenderloih Neighborhood Development Corp. Finalists: Steve Bach, ; Michael Braude, . Transformation Agent: Byron Pollitt, Inc. (NYSE: V) Finalists: James (NASDAQ: SYMC); Lewis Chew, Corp NSM). The 2009 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awardsw is a partnership between the San Franciscko BusinessTimes — which includecd an advertising supplement profiling the winners in its May 29 issue and Larkin Street Youth All proceeds from this event benefit Larkihn Street Youth Services. Deloitte was the title sponsor.
More than 400 localk business leaders attended a dinne r and awards ceremony at the Palace Hoteol in San Francisco to honoer the winnersand finalists. The mone y raised at the evenrsupports , which for 25 yearse has served homeless and at-risk youth in San Francisc through its programs in outreach, housing, medical and social services, educationn and job assistance. “These awards honor the best of the These financial leaders exemplifythe integrity, resilience and mastery of key skillsa that make a great said Mary Huss, publisher, San Francisck Business Times, and co-presenter of the Bay Area CFO of the Year Said Sherilyn Adams, executive director, Larkin Streeft Youth Services: “Larkin Street Youth Servicesx is honored to be the beneficiarg of this event.
The money raised by the CFO awardz event will beinvestexd wisely, as 84 cents of everyh dollar will directly benefit the over 3,50o0 youth we serve each year.” Winner, Lifetime Achievemenr Award: Peter Darbee, PG&w Corp. and Pacific Gas and Electricd Co. Winner, Public Company with revenues above $500 Daniel Heinrich, the (NYSE: CLX). Finalists: Paul Corp. (NASDAQ: LLTC); Mark Garrett, ADBE). Winner, Public Company with revenues upto $500 million: Martin Kropelnicki, . Finalists: Thomas Cawley, (NASDAQ: PEET); Randt Gottfried, (NASDAQ: RVBD). Non-Public Company: Nathan Brostrom, .
Finalist: Thomass Berquist, Winner, Venture-Backed Company: Jack Finalists: Donald McCauley, ; Greg Winner, Community Service: Paul Sussman, Tenderloih Neighborhood Development Corp. Finalists: Steve Bach, ; Michael Braude, . Transformation Agent: Byron Pollitt, Inc. (NYSE: V) Finalists: James (NASDAQ: SYMC); Lewis Chew, Corp NSM). The 2009 Bay Area CFO of the Year Awardsw is a partnership between the San Franciscko BusinessTimes — which includecd an advertising supplement profiling the winners in its May 29 issue and Larkin Street Youth All proceeds from this event benefit Larkihn Street Youth Services. Deloitte was the title sponsor.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
RSUD Al Ihsan Buka Ruangan Khusus Cuci Darah - Pikiran Rakyat
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Pikiran Rakyat | RSUD Al Ihsan Buka Ruangan Khusus Cuci Darah Pikiran Rakyat Dr. Iwin Sumarman, Sp. THT (anggota Dewan Pengawas RSUD Al Ihsan/tengah) saat melihat fasilitas cuci darah RSUD Al Ihsan Baleendah, Sabtu (31/3). Mulai Senin nanti (2/4) RSUD Al Ihsan mulai... SOREANG, (PRLM).- Rumah Sakit Umum Daerah (RSUD) Al Ihsan ... |
Sunday, April 8, 2012
Sailors lauded for bravery - China Daily
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China Daily | Sailors lauded for bravery China Daily The 28 Chinese sailors have each been awarded $10000 by the ship's owner for their "bravery against the pirates". This was because they too played a role in ending the nine-hour incident, which eventually saw the armed pirates surrendering to the ... |
Saturday, April 7, 2012
Qualifying rounds begin for Clay Courts - Houston Chronicle
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Qualifying rounds begin for Clay Courts Houston Chronicle The first of three rounds of qualifying begins at 10 am today. Top seeds: Mardy Fish, US in singles, Bob and Mike Bryan, US in doubles. Court 3: Frank Moser vs. Michael Yani, followed by Harry Fowler vs. Nicholas Naumann, followed by Alex Kuznetsov vs. |
Thursday, April 5, 2012
ESPN Zone closes doors in Denver - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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The ESPN Zone, part of a nationwid e chain of what used to be nine ofthe sports-themedr bar and interactive game centers across the country, laid off roughly 100 giving each a 60-day administrativde leave package, according to a company Rick Allesandri, an ESPN vice president who overseesa Zone operations, said in the statement that the restauranft could not survive the recession. This economicx downturn has been marked nationally by reduces consumer spending on eating out and onentertainment activities.
“A decision like this is never We recognize and appreciate the commitment and yearxs of service of all ofthese employees,” Allesandri “Unfortunately, the current economic environment offered us no other The ESPN Zone was a 23,000-square-foot meeting place for sportx fanatics, with one room featuringb more than a dozen large televisionse tuned into contests of all kind and another full of video and sports games ranging from basketball to None of the eight othert ESPN Zone locations will be closed, as all “are meetinyg our expectations,” said Matt Kovacs, a spokesmen for the , which owns the Tabor Center, issuexd a statement saying it was “sorryg to hear of their decision to discontinue their Denvef operations.
” But the closing of ESPN Zone “has creater a new opportunity for us to bring new conceptd to 16th Street,” it said. One of those new conceptsw is TheTilted Kilt, a Celtic-themed restaurant and sportw bar with 20 locations operatingg nationwide and another 10 planned. The chain, which is expectedc to open its Denver location this fall and to offer outdoorpatio seating, has signed an 8,300-square-foot lease at Tabore Center, according to a news release. The Tilted Kilt begann in Las Vegas in 2003 and is noted for its servers dressedin knee-high socks, short plaid kiltsa and midriff-baring plaid halter tops.
It will be one of a number of new tenants opening in the Tabor Centerethis year. “These new additions to Tabor Center’s retail offeringy reflect our continuing efforts to enhance the servicesx and amenities forthe tenants, customers and visitors to the Tabor said Steve Budorick, executive vice president and partner at Callahan Capitaol Partners.
The ESPN Zone, part of a nationwid e chain of what used to be nine ofthe sports-themedr bar and interactive game centers across the country, laid off roughly 100 giving each a 60-day administrativde leave package, according to a company Rick Allesandri, an ESPN vice president who overseesa Zone operations, said in the statement that the restauranft could not survive the recession. This economicx downturn has been marked nationally by reduces consumer spending on eating out and onentertainment activities.
“A decision like this is never We recognize and appreciate the commitment and yearxs of service of all ofthese employees,” Allesandri “Unfortunately, the current economic environment offered us no other The ESPN Zone was a 23,000-square-foot meeting place for sportx fanatics, with one room featuringb more than a dozen large televisionse tuned into contests of all kind and another full of video and sports games ranging from basketball to None of the eight othert ESPN Zone locations will be closed, as all “are meetinyg our expectations,” said Matt Kovacs, a spokesmen for the , which owns the Tabor Center, issuexd a statement saying it was “sorryg to hear of their decision to discontinue their Denvef operations.
” But the closing of ESPN Zone “has creater a new opportunity for us to bring new conceptd to 16th Street,” it said. One of those new conceptsw is TheTilted Kilt, a Celtic-themed restaurant and sportw bar with 20 locations operatingg nationwide and another 10 planned. The chain, which is expectedc to open its Denver location this fall and to offer outdoorpatio seating, has signed an 8,300-square-foot lease at Tabore Center, according to a news release. The Tilted Kilt begann in Las Vegas in 2003 and is noted for its servers dressedin knee-high socks, short plaid kiltsa and midriff-baring plaid halter tops.
It will be one of a number of new tenants opening in the Tabor Centerethis year. “These new additions to Tabor Center’s retail offeringy reflect our continuing efforts to enhance the servicesx and amenities forthe tenants, customers and visitors to the Tabor said Steve Budorick, executive vice president and partner at Callahan Capitaol Partners.
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Orlando visitor traffic up in 2008 - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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percent from 2007 to 2008, with 48.9 million peoplde visiting the region, according to the The bureahu arrived at the estimate using data from travel researcg firm andthe U.S. Commerce Department. The bureau said the total was the secondto 2005, when 49.3 million people visited the area. However, visitor traffic is expecterd to be down significantlythis year, basefd on falling resort tax collections and numbera of the past five Orange County reported June 2 that resort tax collections were down 16 percen in April and revenuwe per available room during the same period was down 17.3 percent, according to Smith Travel. The increase in 2008 was drive byan 18.
9 percent rise in international visitors. Accordint to the bureau, which used its own data and surveyt information from theCommerce Department, 3.37 million foreign touristsd came to the Orlando area duringf the year. Travel from Canadz rose 20.1 percent to 940,000 About 959,000 travelers came from the United the largest source ofoverseaas traffic, a 3.1 percenty decrease from 2007. Domestic visitation, which accounts for 78 percent ofthe region’s tourist traffic, fell 0.1 percent durinyg the year, from 45.9 million in 2007 to 45.5 millioh in 2008.
percent from 2007 to 2008, with 48.9 million peoplde visiting the region, according to the The bureahu arrived at the estimate using data from travel researcg firm andthe U.S. Commerce Department. The bureau said the total was the secondto 2005, when 49.3 million people visited the area. However, visitor traffic is expecterd to be down significantlythis year, basefd on falling resort tax collections and numbera of the past five Orange County reported June 2 that resort tax collections were down 16 percen in April and revenuwe per available room during the same period was down 17.3 percent, according to Smith Travel. The increase in 2008 was drive byan 18.
9 percent rise in international visitors. Accordint to the bureau, which used its own data and surveyt information from theCommerce Department, 3.37 million foreign touristsd came to the Orlando area duringf the year. Travel from Canadz rose 20.1 percent to 940,000 About 959,000 travelers came from the United the largest source ofoverseaas traffic, a 3.1 percenty decrease from 2007. Domestic visitation, which accounts for 78 percent ofthe region’s tourist traffic, fell 0.1 percent durinyg the year, from 45.9 million in 2007 to 45.5 millioh in 2008.
Sunday, April 1, 2012
Spectrum Capital principals join Morgan Keegan - Birmingham Business Journal:
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Spectrum is a Rhode Island-based investment and merchant banking firm. The two principals will maintain their officezin Bristol, R.I. “Outr commitment to providing our clients with the highesrt quality investment banking services has led to a numbef of strategic acquisitions over the past two Chip Grayson, Morgan Keegan’s executive managing director and director of investmenr banking, said in a “We’ve had an interest in adding restructuring expertise to our practics for some time, and now we have the righ people on board to lead this effort.” Spectrum managing partner Michaekl Lederman will head Morgan Keegan’s newlyu formed Special Situations Group.
Spectrum partner Joseph Sands will be managemeny director ofthat group. “ I am delighted to welcome Mike and Joe toour team,” Randy co-head of Morgan Keegan’s mergers, acquisitions and financial sponsorsd practice, said in a “They will strengthen Morgan Keegan by complementing our public equity and debt practices across a wide array of industries.” Memphis-based Morgan Keegan is the brokeragwe and securities arm of Birmingham-based (NYSE: RF).
Spectrum is a Rhode Island-based investment and merchant banking firm. The two principals will maintain their officezin Bristol, R.I. “Outr commitment to providing our clients with the highesrt quality investment banking services has led to a numbef of strategic acquisitions over the past two Chip Grayson, Morgan Keegan’s executive managing director and director of investmenr banking, said in a “We’ve had an interest in adding restructuring expertise to our practics for some time, and now we have the righ people on board to lead this effort.” Spectrum managing partner Michaekl Lederman will head Morgan Keegan’s newlyu formed Special Situations Group.
Spectrum partner Joseph Sands will be managemeny director ofthat group. “ I am delighted to welcome Mike and Joe toour team,” Randy co-head of Morgan Keegan’s mergers, acquisitions and financial sponsorsd practice, said in a “They will strengthen Morgan Keegan by complementing our public equity and debt practices across a wide array of industries.” Memphis-based Morgan Keegan is the brokeragwe and securities arm of Birmingham-based (NYSE: RF).
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