Garland of roses readied for Derby winner WDRB (WDRB) -- The garland of roses that will adorn tomorrow's Derby-winning horse is being crafted. Kroger's floral designers at the Middletown location are working nonstop to create this year's garland. It will be more than 10 feet long and two feet wide ... |
пятница, 4 мая 2012 г.
Garland of roses readied for Derby winner - WDRB
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четверг, 3 мая 2012 г.
Colliers Turley consolidating with 3 other firms - Charlotte Business Journal:
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The St. Louis-based firm said the consolidatiob includesand , also affiliates of Colliers International, a groupo of loosely affiliated real estate serviceds firms. Upon closing the the new holding company plans to include anotheeaffiliated firm, New York’s . Colliersa Turley, last year ranked the third-largest commercial real estat e broker inCentral Ohio, has a Columbus office that employs 41. Mark Burkhart, presidenft and CEO of Colliers Turley, said the deal is aimed at givingt the new holding company a competitive edge in thecommerciaol market. The companies when combinedf have operations in all50 states.
Financial termxs of the deal were not but the companies said the combined firm will creatwe a property management portfolio of 288 milliom square feet and a leasing portfolio of 210 milliobnsquare feet. The firm said it planws to keep its nameand doesn’t expecty any major changes in daily operations.
The St. Louis-based firm said the consolidatiob includesand , also affiliates of Colliers International, a groupo of loosely affiliated real estate serviceds firms. Upon closing the the new holding company plans to include anotheeaffiliated firm, New York’s . Colliersa Turley, last year ranked the third-largest commercial real estat e broker inCentral Ohio, has a Columbus office that employs 41. Mark Burkhart, presidenft and CEO of Colliers Turley, said the deal is aimed at givingt the new holding company a competitive edge in thecommerciaol market. The companies when combinedf have operations in all50 states.
Financial termxs of the deal were not but the companies said the combined firm will creatwe a property management portfolio of 288 milliom square feet and a leasing portfolio of 210 milliobnsquare feet. The firm said it planws to keep its nameand doesn’t expecty any major changes in daily operations.
вторник, 1 мая 2012 г.
General Motors files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Baltimore plant to stay open - Portland Business Journal:
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Monday’s filing by the 101-year-old automaker once the world’s biggest company — is among the largest in U.S. history and largest-ever U.S. manufacturinb bankruptcy. Chapter 11, which allows the company to operatde while protected fromits creditors, pushes GM into a fast-tracmk bankruptcy and provides $30 billion of additionak taxpayer funds to restructured itself. The company in its filing listedx $172.81 billion in debt and $82.29 billion in The GM plan as detailerby U.S.
officials would allow a much smalletr GM to emerge from court protection within 60 to 90 Al Koch, a managing director at the advisorh company AlixPartnersLLP in New is named in the filingsz as the company’s chief restructuringf officer, reporting to GM CEO Fritzs Henderson. GM (NYSE: GM) also plans to close 11 U.S. facilities and idle anotheer three plants by the endof 2010. The company' Baltimore transmission plant employs more than 200 people was not listed amonggthe closures. GM's Wilmington, assembly plant, however, will close in July. That planft employs 1,060 workers. The automaker has not provided an updatedr target for job cuts but was looking toeliminate 21,000 U.S.
factory jobs from the 54,000 union members it now General Motorsemploys 92,000 in the Unitedf States and is indirectly responsible for 500,000 The U.S. government would hold a 60 percent financiall interest in a reorganized GM and the UAW wouldc takea 17.5 percent stake. said Mondayg on GM's bankruptcy. The governments of Canada and the provinces of Ontario have agreedf to a 12 percent ownership stake in exchange forfinanciak aid. GM bondholders would get 10 Holders ofGM stock, which hit its lowest price on record Friday at 74 are expected to own none of the Trading was halted on Monday's news.
Listed among GM's top creditors are (NYSE: T) and (NYSE: The list of facilities that GM said will be closesd and their dates include two the Wilmington assembly plant and onein Pontiac, (October 2009); three stamping plants — including the previouslyg announced closing in June of Grand Mich., Indianapolis, Ind. (December 2011), and Ohio (June 2010). Also, six Powertrain plants including Massena, N.Y., which closesd on May 1 - Livonia, Mich. (June 2010), Flint and Willow Run, (both December 2010), Parma, Ohio (Decembedr 2010), and Fredericksburg, Va., (December Three locations will beidlexd — assembly plants at Orion, (September 2009) and Spring Hill, Tenn.
(November and a stamping plantat Mich., (December 2010). In addition, servic e and parts operations and warehousingh and parts distribution centersin Boston, Fla.., and Columbus, Ohio, will closwe by Dec. 31, 2009. For a PDF of the bankruptcy filingfpetition .
Monday’s filing by the 101-year-old automaker once the world’s biggest company — is among the largest in U.S. history and largest-ever U.S. manufacturinb bankruptcy. Chapter 11, which allows the company to operatde while protected fromits creditors, pushes GM into a fast-tracmk bankruptcy and provides $30 billion of additionak taxpayer funds to restructured itself. The company in its filing listedx $172.81 billion in debt and $82.29 billion in The GM plan as detailerby U.S.
officials would allow a much smalletr GM to emerge from court protection within 60 to 90 Al Koch, a managing director at the advisorh company AlixPartnersLLP in New is named in the filingsz as the company’s chief restructuringf officer, reporting to GM CEO Fritzs Henderson. GM (NYSE: GM) also plans to close 11 U.S. facilities and idle anotheer three plants by the endof 2010. The company' Baltimore transmission plant employs more than 200 people was not listed amonggthe closures. GM's Wilmington, assembly plant, however, will close in July. That planft employs 1,060 workers. The automaker has not provided an updatedr target for job cuts but was looking toeliminate 21,000 U.S.
factory jobs from the 54,000 union members it now General Motorsemploys 92,000 in the Unitedf States and is indirectly responsible for 500,000 The U.S. government would hold a 60 percent financiall interest in a reorganized GM and the UAW wouldc takea 17.5 percent stake. said Mondayg on GM's bankruptcy. The governments of Canada and the provinces of Ontario have agreedf to a 12 percent ownership stake in exchange forfinanciak aid. GM bondholders would get 10 Holders ofGM stock, which hit its lowest price on record Friday at 74 are expected to own none of the Trading was halted on Monday's news.
Listed among GM's top creditors are (NYSE: T) and (NYSE: The list of facilities that GM said will be closesd and their dates include two the Wilmington assembly plant and onein Pontiac, (October 2009); three stamping plants — including the previouslyg announced closing in June of Grand Mich., Indianapolis, Ind. (December 2011), and Ohio (June 2010). Also, six Powertrain plants including Massena, N.Y., which closesd on May 1 - Livonia, Mich. (June 2010), Flint and Willow Run, (both December 2010), Parma, Ohio (Decembedr 2010), and Fredericksburg, Va., (December Three locations will beidlexd — assembly plants at Orion, (September 2009) and Spring Hill, Tenn.
(November and a stamping plantat Mich., (December 2010). In addition, servic e and parts operations and warehousingh and parts distribution centersin Boston, Fla.., and Columbus, Ohio, will closwe by Dec. 31, 2009. For a PDF of the bankruptcy filingfpetition .
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