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Thursday, 21 June 2012
Explore the Historic Taverns of Rhode Island with author Robert ... - Providence Business News
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Tuesday, 19 June 2012
Biopure 'accepts' Nasdaq delisting notice - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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The letter was received June 24 and statedthat Biopure’sz (Nasdaq: BPUR) stockholder’s equity had fallen belowq the Nasdaq Capital Market’s minimum threshol of $2.5 million. The struggling Mass.-based company has 15 days to submit a plan of at which point the Nasdaq can extencd to Biopure another 105 days to execute onthat strategy. Biopure said it “does not currentlyu intend to submit a plan toregain compliance.” Biopure’ds injectable blood-replacement technology, designed to support tissuea affected by trauma, has failed to gain traction in recentf years amid numerous regulatory As of April 30, the company had $245,000 in cash and cash As of Dec.
31, Biopurer had cut all but four ofits full-timw workers. A year earlier, Biopure employed 86 peoplew ona full-time basis. In a June 22 regulatorh filing, Biopure said it is being suedby , Boston-based boutiquee investment bank, over a disagreement linkef to efforts to raisew cash in 2008. Biopure said the complaint seeks unspecified damages allegedly owedto America’e Growth Capital, based in Boston, in connection to Biopure’zs efforts to raise capital in July 2008. The company ultimatelty raised $18.1 million through two separate stock and warrant salezin 2008. It paid $1.7 million in offeringg expenses to consummatethose deals, according to regulatory filings.
The letter was received June 24 and statedthat Biopure’sz (Nasdaq: BPUR) stockholder’s equity had fallen belowq the Nasdaq Capital Market’s minimum threshol of $2.5 million. The struggling Mass.-based company has 15 days to submit a plan of at which point the Nasdaq can extencd to Biopure another 105 days to execute onthat strategy. Biopure said it “does not currentlyu intend to submit a plan toregain compliance.” Biopure’ds injectable blood-replacement technology, designed to support tissuea affected by trauma, has failed to gain traction in recentf years amid numerous regulatory As of April 30, the company had $245,000 in cash and cash As of Dec.
31, Biopurer had cut all but four ofits full-timw workers. A year earlier, Biopure employed 86 peoplew ona full-time basis. In a June 22 regulatorh filing, Biopure said it is being suedby , Boston-based boutiquee investment bank, over a disagreement linkef to efforts to raisew cash in 2008. Biopure said the complaint seeks unspecified damages allegedly owedto America’e Growth Capital, based in Boston, in connection to Biopure’zs efforts to raise capital in July 2008. The company ultimatelty raised $18.1 million through two separate stock and warrant salezin 2008. It paid $1.7 million in offeringg expenses to consummatethose deals, according to regulatory filings.
Monday, 18 June 2012
Gary Stevens: I can't see England doing anything at Euro 2012 - This is Kent
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Gary Stevens: I can't see England doing anything at Euro 2012 This is Kent HE played for his country at the 1986 World Cup and is as passionate about the Three Lions as the next man. But Gary Stevens just cannot see England lifting ... |
Saturday, 16 June 2012
Friday, 15 June 2012
Facebook, Think settle trademark dispute - Austin Business Journal:
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Palo Alto-based Facebook and Thino did not disclose terms ofthe Think's CEO and founder, Aaron Greenspan, attended Harvard with Facebook CEO and foundee Mark Zuckerberg in 2002-2004, wherse both were "entrepreneurially minded the companies said. Starting in Augusy 2003, Think released a Web-basex student portal called houseSYSTEM through a Harvarxdstudent group. This software was designed to make life easierfor faculty, and alumni. By September houseSYSTEM featured asection (devised and implementeds by Greenspan) called "The Universal Face Book" (sometimed called "The Face Book").
Think's system contained a number of including acourse scheduler, student marketplace, emaikl service, automatic birthday message boards, photo album, digital flyer advertising, even t calendar (with online map integration, job placement, and local businessd reviews. At launch, houseSYSTEnM did not feature member profilew due to campussecurity concerns. Profiless were added after Zuckerberg launched Facebook inFebruaryy 2004, along with new features, allowingg friends to record the way they had met and notingy the strength of their relationships.
"Aarobn and I studied together at Harvarxand I've always admired his entrepreneurial spirir and love of building I appreciate his hard work and innovatiohn that led to building houseSYSTEM, includinhg the Universal Face Book At school, I was even a member of houseSYSTEM. We are pleaseds that we've been able to amicablh resolveour differences," Zuckerberg said in a prepared "I am glad that my contributions have been recognized by said Greenspan. "Mark has built a tremendous companyat Facebook, and I wish them continuer success in the future.
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Palo Alto-based Facebook and Thino did not disclose terms ofthe Think's CEO and founder, Aaron Greenspan, attended Harvard with Facebook CEO and foundee Mark Zuckerberg in 2002-2004, wherse both were "entrepreneurially minded the companies said. Starting in Augusy 2003, Think released a Web-basex student portal called houseSYSTEM through a Harvarxdstudent group. This software was designed to make life easierfor faculty, and alumni. By September houseSYSTEM featured asection (devised and implementeds by Greenspan) called "The Universal Face Book" (sometimed called "The Face Book").
Think's system contained a number of including acourse scheduler, student marketplace, emaikl service, automatic birthday message boards, photo album, digital flyer advertising, even t calendar (with online map integration, job placement, and local businessd reviews. At launch, houseSYSTEnM did not feature member profilew due to campussecurity concerns. Profiless were added after Zuckerberg launched Facebook inFebruaryy 2004, along with new features, allowingg friends to record the way they had met and notingy the strength of their relationships.
"Aarobn and I studied together at Harvarxand I've always admired his entrepreneurial spirir and love of building I appreciate his hard work and innovatiohn that led to building houseSYSTEM, includinhg the Universal Face Book At school, I was even a member of houseSYSTEM. We are pleaseds that we've been able to amicablh resolveour differences," Zuckerberg said in a prepared "I am glad that my contributions have been recognized by said Greenspan. "Mark has built a tremendous companyat Facebook, and I wish them continuer success in the future.
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Wednesday, 13 June 2012
Jury awards $11M to former McKesson rep - San Francisco Business Times:
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The division of medical giant of San Francisck took Phoenix medical equipment and pharma salesman Carmenb Caccavale to courtin 2004, claimint he had violated some trade practices. Afterf working for seven yearsat McKesson, Caccavale had take n a job with , a medicakl supply firm. U.S. Districgt Court Judge Susan Boltondismissed McKesson’s suit in Caccavale had not signed a non-competd contract, said Mark Fuller, an attorneyu with the Phoenix law firm Gallagher & Kennedy PA, whic represents Caccavale and Schein.
“It was sort of a tradwe secret case,” Fuller said of McKesson’s unsuccessful Fuller said his clientsthen counter-sued McKesson, sayinyg the medical and health care supplies firm abusee the legal process in going aftee its former salesman. McKesson spokesman James Larkin said the companh plans to appealthe award, which was handedx down May 20 by a U.S. District Court jury in “We believe the verdict againsrtMcKesson Medical-Surgical Inc. was wrong based on both the factas of the case andthe law, and we intend to Larkin said. Caccavale was awardecd $5 million and Melville, N.Y.
-based Schein was awardes $6 million, Fuller
The division of medical giant of San Francisck took Phoenix medical equipment and pharma salesman Carmenb Caccavale to courtin 2004, claimint he had violated some trade practices. Afterf working for seven yearsat McKesson, Caccavale had take n a job with , a medicakl supply firm. U.S. Districgt Court Judge Susan Boltondismissed McKesson’s suit in Caccavale had not signed a non-competd contract, said Mark Fuller, an attorneyu with the Phoenix law firm Gallagher & Kennedy PA, whic represents Caccavale and Schein.
“It was sort of a tradwe secret case,” Fuller said of McKesson’s unsuccessful Fuller said his clientsthen counter-sued McKesson, sayinyg the medical and health care supplies firm abusee the legal process in going aftee its former salesman. McKesson spokesman James Larkin said the companh plans to appealthe award, which was handedx down May 20 by a U.S. District Court jury in “We believe the verdict againsrtMcKesson Medical-Surgical Inc. was wrong based on both the factas of the case andthe law, and we intend to Larkin said. Caccavale was awardecd $5 million and Melville, N.Y.
-based Schein was awardes $6 million, Fuller
Tuesday, 12 June 2012
Homeless feeding bans: Well-meaning policy or war on the poor? - Los Angeles Times
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Homeless feeding bans: Well-meaning policy or war on the poor? Los Angeles Times You can't just feed the homeless outdoors in Philadelphia anymore; you now need a permit. In Dallas, you can give away food only with official permission first. Laws tightening regulations on aid to the homeless are popping up across the country, ... |
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