French Tribune | Grand Forks Relay for Life starts tonight Grand Forks Herald More than 400 participants representing 49 teams will begin their 12-hour walk for cancer awareness tonight as part of the 2012 Grand Forks Relay for Life event, starting at 6 pm in University Park. More than 400 participants representing 49 teams will ... Relay for Life thi s weekend in the Boundary |
Friday, June 1, 2012
Grand Forks Relay for Life starts tonight - Grand Forks Herald
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Thursday, May 31, 2012
American Bio Medica secures $1.5M credit line - The Business Review (Albany):
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The 3-year agreement with New York City-basedx provides American Bio Medica ABMC) with a $1.5 millioh revolving line of This line replaces one ofthe N.Y. drug-test kit manufacturer’s previous credit facilities with . That line was for up to About $650,000 of the proceeds from the new line have been used to repa yFirst Niagara, which is based in N.Y. The rest will be used to providde American Bio Medica with increased liquidity for generapcorporate purposes, including working capital.
“Givem the current status of thefinancialp markets, we are pleased with the completion of this and we appreciate the support provided by Rosenthakl and Rosenthal, enabling us to increased the size of our line of credit said Stan Cipkowski, CEO of Americabn Bio Medica. “The additional borrowing capacity will provide the companuy with access to capital resources enabling us to weatheer these difficulteconomic times, as well as provids resources for our anticipated growth in the eventual He said the company now will focus on obtainingf new loans to replace its currenr term note and real estate mortgage with First Niagara. Those credits total aboutf $1 million.
The 3-year agreement with New York City-basedx provides American Bio Medica ABMC) with a $1.5 millioh revolving line of This line replaces one ofthe N.Y. drug-test kit manufacturer’s previous credit facilities with . That line was for up to About $650,000 of the proceeds from the new line have been used to repa yFirst Niagara, which is based in N.Y. The rest will be used to providde American Bio Medica with increased liquidity for generapcorporate purposes, including working capital.
“Givem the current status of thefinancialp markets, we are pleased with the completion of this and we appreciate the support provided by Rosenthakl and Rosenthal, enabling us to increased the size of our line of credit said Stan Cipkowski, CEO of Americabn Bio Medica. “The additional borrowing capacity will provide the companuy with access to capital resources enabling us to weatheer these difficulteconomic times, as well as provids resources for our anticipated growth in the eventual He said the company now will focus on obtainingf new loans to replace its currenr term note and real estate mortgage with First Niagara. Those credits total aboutf $1 million.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Exiles From Flyers Land in Good Place - New York Times
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Washington Times | Exiles From Flyers Land in Good Place New York Times NEWARK â€" Eight months later, the shock had subsided for Mike Richards. Several questions remained unanswered â€" chief among them being just why, exactly, the Flyers had felt compelled to trade him, their captain, to Los Angeles last June as the pièce ... Flyers owner S nider rooting for Kings Richards, Carter Carter-Richards reunion has Kings thinking Stanley Cup Mike Richards, Jeff Carter get another shot at Cup |
Monday, May 28, 2012
Wachovia report: Florida hit harder by recession - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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Florida went into the recession nine months ahead of the rest of theUnitee States, and excesses in housing and commerciaol real estate are considerably worse than the nation as a the report says. Statewide, the median saleas price of existing homes is down about 45 percen from the peak of the housing boom inNovembetr 2005. Employment conditions continueto deteriorate, the report says. The state’s unemployment rate is expectedx to top out around11 percent, Wachovia with a loss of 720,000 jobs, includinf 430,000 jobs lost this year. reported 137 layoff events during thefirst quarter, more than double the previous period.
Job lossexs are heaviest in industries with direct ties to the building including constructionand manufacturing, Wachoviaa said. Wachovia estimates Floridians saw a net lossof $1.2 trillion in household wealth during 2008 with about two-thirds of that drop occurringh in financial assets.
Florida went into the recession nine months ahead of the rest of theUnitee States, and excesses in housing and commerciaol real estate are considerably worse than the nation as a the report says. Statewide, the median saleas price of existing homes is down about 45 percen from the peak of the housing boom inNovembetr 2005. Employment conditions continueto deteriorate, the report says. The state’s unemployment rate is expectedx to top out around11 percent, Wachovia with a loss of 720,000 jobs, includinf 430,000 jobs lost this year. reported 137 layoff events during thefirst quarter, more than double the previous period.
Job lossexs are heaviest in industries with direct ties to the building including constructionand manufacturing, Wachoviaa said. Wachovia estimates Floridians saw a net lossof $1.2 trillion in household wealth during 2008 with about two-thirds of that drop occurringh in financial assets.
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Iran uranium of elevated enrichment raises concern - McClatchy Washington Bureau
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Globe and Mail | Iran uranium of elevated enrichment raises concern McClatchy Washington Bureau Inspectors from the International Atomic Energy Agency found traces of uranium enriched up to 27 percent - more than the 20 percent maximum level Iran has claimed - when they visited the Fordow enrichment facility in February. UN a gency finds higher enrichment at Iranian site Iran: Enriched uranium traces a 'technical issue' Iran nuclear talks a 'complete failure,' says Iranian diplomat |
Friday, May 25, 2012
Apple may drop into Catawba County - Sacramento Business Journal:
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The Apple center would create 50 jobs and representNorth Carolina’x second-largest incentive package Huge server farms are already on the want list, says Scottg Millar, president. “They’ve been a target of ours for four Several data center projects are consideringvthe county, he says. The primaryh site that interests Apple isthe 180-acre Catawbaa Data Park, a greenfield project plannefd along U.S. Highway 321 near sources say. There Applw would get its preference for a campusd setting with other data Perdue says Apple will build in Nortbh Carolina butshe didn’t announced a specific site.
“We welcome Apple to North Carolina and look forward to working with the company as it beginsx providing a significant economicx boost to local communities andthe state.” Applr spokeswoman Susan Lundgren says construction in North Carolina will beginj soon. “We are getting started right away to acquire a The announcement comes after Perdue signed SenatseBill 575, which modifies the methof by which capital-intensive businesses calculate corporate income tax liability in Nortj Carolina. The N.C. incentives would rebate $46 millionn to Apple over the next10 years.
If the center operated for 30 the price tag of the inducements woulr zoomto $300 million, accordinyg to a legislative analysis. Apple has hired of an offshoot of that developzdata centers. T5 tried to interest Apple in the 215,000-square-fooy former Chris-Craft facility in Kings Millar deflected questionsabout Apple. “Ifd there were a user on the hook, I would be callinv you,” he says. Apple needs the East Coast site for its served farm to handle growth in its iTunezsonline store. Its last significant data center, a $50 million facility, opened in Calif., in 2006.
The Apple center would create 50 jobs and representNorth Carolina’x second-largest incentive package Huge server farms are already on the want list, says Scottg Millar, president. “They’ve been a target of ours for four Several data center projects are consideringvthe county, he says. The primaryh site that interests Apple isthe 180-acre Catawbaa Data Park, a greenfield project plannefd along U.S. Highway 321 near sources say. There Applw would get its preference for a campusd setting with other data Perdue says Apple will build in Nortbh Carolina butshe didn’t announced a specific site.
“We welcome Apple to North Carolina and look forward to working with the company as it beginsx providing a significant economicx boost to local communities andthe state.” Applr spokeswoman Susan Lundgren says construction in North Carolina will beginj soon. “We are getting started right away to acquire a The announcement comes after Perdue signed SenatseBill 575, which modifies the methof by which capital-intensive businesses calculate corporate income tax liability in Nortj Carolina. The N.C. incentives would rebate $46 millionn to Apple over the next10 years.
If the center operated for 30 the price tag of the inducements woulr zoomto $300 million, accordinyg to a legislative analysis. Apple has hired of an offshoot of that developzdata centers. T5 tried to interest Apple in the 215,000-square-fooy former Chris-Craft facility in Kings Millar deflected questionsabout Apple. “Ifd there were a user on the hook, I would be callinv you,” he says. Apple needs the East Coast site for its served farm to handle growth in its iTunezsonline store. Its last significant data center, a $50 million facility, opened in Calif., in 2006.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
2 lawyers, businesswoman convicted of dodging taxes - Kansas City Business Journal:
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Attorney Thomas D. Collinzs III was sentenced June 2 by Judgs Leslie Hayashi for failing to file his annuak general excise returns for 2002 througu 2006 and his individual income tax returns for 2004through 2006. Colline pleaded guilty to eight counts of willfulo failureto file, according to the Hawaii Department of Collins was ordered to pay restitution of $41,980. He was also finer $16,000 and $440 in other couryt fees. Attorney Emmanuel Guerrero was sentenced before Judgee Blake Okimoto on June 5 and was charged with threew counts of failing to file his annual generalk excise tax returns for 2004and 2006.
He pleaded no contest to all He was ordered to pay a fineof $1,500 and $165 in other court fees. Veronica Esteban was sentenced beforre Judge Okimoto onJune 5, for failing to file her annual genera excise tax returns for 2001 through 2005. Estebanj asked for a deferrakl of her plea asa first-time and Okimoto denied her stating that she was a businesswoman and investor who earned sufficient income to pay her taxes and shouldd have known better, the department said. Okimoto found her guilty of all charges and placed her on probationb fora year. She was ordered to pay $15,436 in restitution, a fine of $10,000, probatiohn services fee of $375, and othere court fees of $275.
She must also performm 100 hours ofcommunity service.
Attorney Thomas D. Collinzs III was sentenced June 2 by Judgs Leslie Hayashi for failing to file his annuak general excise returns for 2002 througu 2006 and his individual income tax returns for 2004through 2006. Colline pleaded guilty to eight counts of willfulo failureto file, according to the Hawaii Department of Collins was ordered to pay restitution of $41,980. He was also finer $16,000 and $440 in other couryt fees. Attorney Emmanuel Guerrero was sentenced before Judgee Blake Okimoto on June 5 and was charged with threew counts of failing to file his annual generalk excise tax returns for 2004and 2006.
He pleaded no contest to all He was ordered to pay a fineof $1,500 and $165 in other court fees. Veronica Esteban was sentenced beforre Judge Okimoto onJune 5, for failing to file her annual genera excise tax returns for 2001 through 2005. Estebanj asked for a deferrakl of her plea asa first-time and Okimoto denied her stating that she was a businesswoman and investor who earned sufficient income to pay her taxes and shouldd have known better, the department said. Okimoto found her guilty of all charges and placed her on probationb fora year. She was ordered to pay $15,436 in restitution, a fine of $10,000, probatiohn services fee of $375, and othere court fees of $275.
She must also performm 100 hours ofcommunity service.
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