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| Mesirow Financial Chief Jim Tyree Dies of Stomach Cancer at 53 Bloomberg By Jeran Wittenstein - Thu Mar 17 03:15:21 GMT 2011 Jim Tyree, the chief executive officer and chairman of Mesirow Financial Inc., has died of stomach cancer. He was 53. Tyree "made an indelible impression on each of us at Mesirow Financial and our ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Visa to Offer Person-to-person Payments PCWorld By Nancy Gohring, IDG News Visa announced on Wednesday it is planning a new service that will let US customers send money directly to one another, presenting new competition to PayPal. People who use banks that participate in the new program will be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Japanese durables cos feel markets may be hit Times of India MUMBAI: The nuclear crisis and the large-scale damage caused by last week's earthquake and tsunami has come as a blow to Japanese consumer durable and electronics companies. Although they insist the near-term impact on their India businesses will be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| A Republican Fund-Raiser Is Indicted in a Ponzi Scheme New York Times By THE NEW YORK TIMES LOS ANGELES — A prominent Republican fund-raiser was charged Wednesday in a federal grand jury indictment with orchestrating a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of hundreds of millions of dollars. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Foreclosure filings in metro Colo. counties fall BusinessWeek State officials say new foreclosure filings in urban and suburban areas in Colorado have slowed but it's not necessarily because conditions are improving. The Colorado Division of Housing said Wednesday that foreclosures in 12 metropolitan counties ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Washington Post suspends reporter for plagiarizing stories on Tucson shooting Washington Post By Paul Farhi, Wednesday, March 16, 8:42 PM The Washington Post suspended one of its most seasoned reporters Wednesday after editors determined that "substantial" parts of two recent news articles were taken without attribution from another newspaper. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Insurer to Forgo Rate Rise New York Times By REED ABELSON Blue Shield of California, a nonprofit insurer, on Wednesday withdrew its request to seek higher rates this year for individual policies amid stiff criticism from regulators and consumers. Some people would have experienced rate ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Regulators threaten $1 million per day fines against PG&E San Jose Mercury News By Steve Johnson State regulators blasted PG&E Wednesday for its response to a demand for critical gas pipeline records, saying the utility engaged in "willful noncompliance" and threatening to level the toughest fines ever against the company for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Jay-Z's Business Commandments - Zack O'Malley Greenburg - The Beat ... By Zack O'Malley Greenburg In the late 1990s Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter grew fond of an Italian knitwear designer by the name of Iceberg. When he started singing the brand's praises in verse, sales skyrocketed. Sensing an opportunity, he and erstwhile business partner ... The Beat Report - http://blogs.forbes.com/zackomalleygreenburg/ | ||
| The Newspaper Business Implodes By Michael DeGusta As in the music business, digital revenue is failing to make up for the loss of traditional revenue. Ominously, online revenue is largely flat, basically unchanged from 5 years ago and still below its 2007 peak. ... Business Insider - http://www.businessinsider.com/ | ||
| Emanuel Seeks To Improve City's Business Climate « CBS Chicago By Adam Harrington Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel says he wants his team to redesign a government that doesn't discourage businesspeople from doing business with the city. CBS Chicago - http://chicago.cbslocal.com/ | ||
| Study: Auto business loves spam more than any other industry ... By Aaron Richardson Symantec spam graph – Click above to view press release after the jump Getting spammed daily from all sides has become a fact of life. If. Autoblog - http://www.autoblog.com/ | ||
| No plan to sell PC business; to ship 100 million webOS devices in ... Hewlett-Packard (HP) CEO Leo Apotheker at its future strategy press conference has clarified that the company has no plans to sell its PC business and is already set to ship 100 million webOS-based devices including PCs, handsets, ... DIGITIMES: IT news from Asia - http://www.digitimes.com/ |
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| Mesirow Financial Chief Jim Tyree Dies of Stomach Cancer at 53 Bloomberg By Jeran Wittenstein - Thu Mar 17 03:15:21 GMT 2011 Jim Tyree, the chief executive officer and chairman of Mesirow Financial Inc., has died of stomach cancer. He was 53. Tyree "made an indelible impression on each of us at Mesirow Financial and our ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Visa to Offer Person-to-person Payments PCWorld By Nancy Gohring, IDG News Visa announced on Wednesday it is planning a new service that will let US customers send money directly to one another, presenting new competition to PayPal. People who use banks that participate in the new program will be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Japanese durables cos feel markets may be hit Times of India MUMBAI: The nuclear crisis and the large-scale damage caused by last week's earthquake and tsunami has come as a blow to Japanese consumer durable and electronics companies. Although they insist the near-term impact on their India businesses will be ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| A Republican Fund-Raiser Is Indicted in a Ponzi Scheme New York Times By THE NEW YORK TIMES LOS ANGELES — A prominent Republican fund-raiser was charged Wednesday in a federal grand jury indictment with orchestrating a Ponzi scheme that defrauded investors of hundreds of millions of dollars. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Foreclosure filings in metro Colo. counties fall BusinessWeek State officials say new foreclosure filings in urban and suburban areas in Colorado have slowed but it's not necessarily because conditions are improving. The Colorado Division of Housing said Wednesday that foreclosures in 12 metropolitan counties ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Washington Post suspends reporter for plagiarizing stories on Tucson shooting Washington Post By Paul Farhi, Wednesday, March 16, 8:42 PM The Washington Post suspended one of its most seasoned reporters Wednesday after editors determined that "substantial" parts of two recent news articles were taken without attribution from another newspaper. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Insurer to Forgo Rate Rise New York Times By REED ABELSON Blue Shield of California, a nonprofit insurer, on Wednesday withdrew its request to seek higher rates this year for individual policies amid stiff criticism from regulators and consumers. Some people would have experienced rate ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Regulators threaten $1 million per day fines against PG&E San Jose Mercury News By Steve Johnson State regulators blasted PG&E Wednesday for its response to a demand for critical gas pipeline records, saying the utility engaged in "willful noncompliance" and threatening to level the toughest fines ever against the company for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Jay-Z's Business Commandments - Zack O'Malley Greenburg - The Beat ... By Zack O'Malley Greenburg In the late 1990s Shawn "Jay-Z" Carter grew fond of an Italian knitwear designer by the name of Iceberg. When he started singing the brand's praises in verse, sales skyrocketed. Sensing an opportunity, he and erstwhile business partner ... The Beat Report - http://blogs.forbes.com/zackomalleygreenburg/ | ||
| The Newspaper Business Implodes By Michael DeGusta As in the music business, digital revenue is failing to make up for the loss of traditional revenue. Ominously, online revenue is largely flat, basically unchanged from 5 years ago and still below its 2007 peak. ... Business Insider - http://www.businessinsider.com/ | ||
| Emanuel Seeks To Improve City's Business Climate « CBS Chicago By Adam Harrington Mayor-elect Rahm Emanuel says he wants his team to redesign a government that doesn't discourage businesspeople from doing business with the city. CBS Chicago - http://chicago.cbslocal.com/ | ||
| Study: Auto business loves spam more than any other industry ... By Aaron Richardson Symantec spam graph – Click above to view press release after the jump Getting spammed daily from all sides has become a fact of life. If. Autoblog - http://www.autoblog.com/ | ||
| No plan to sell PC business; to ship 100 million webOS devices in ... Hewlett-Packard (HP) CEO Leo Apotheker at its future strategy press conference has clarified that the company has no plans to sell its PC business and is already set to ship 100 million webOS-based devices including PCs, handsets, ... DIGITIMES: IT news from Asia - http://www.digitimes.com/ |
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