Sensex rebounds to close 93 pts higher, ignores RBI policy Moneycontrol.com Sensex rebounds to close 93 pts higher, ignores RBI policy. The BSE Sensex rebounded quite nicely in the last couple of hours of trade following stability in global markets. The benchmark fell as much as 140 points intraday after the Reserve Bank of ... |
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Sensex rebounds to close 93 pts higher, ignores RBI policy - Moneycontrol.com
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Sunday, July 29, 2012
Lubavitch Education Center faces foreclosure - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle):
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’s 84,020-square-foot, seven-story buildinhg on seven acres, along with two other is named inthe $8 million foreclosured lawsuit filed on June 23 by the Ala-based bank in Miami-Dade County Circuif Court. The nonprofit centere is affiliated with theChabadx Lubavitch, an orthodox Jewish movement that has temples and educatiob centers throughout the world. The foreclosure names the nonprofit Frienda of Lubavitch of Florida andthe for-profitg 17330 NW 7 LLC. Rabbj Bentzion Korf, who is listee on the LubavitchEducation Center’ Web site as the director, manages both entities, whicjh took an $8 million loan from the bank in 2004.
Korf didn’ t immediately return a call seeking The center was foundeed in 1973 as the firsrabbinical college, or yeshiva, in the southeasterj U.S. Orthodox Jews from throughout Soutg Florida send their childre n there forreligious education. In addition to the main which is located near Golden the foreclosure targetsthe 30,750-square-foot education center at 1114 Alton Road in Miamii Beach and a 3,363-square-foot apartmeng building at 1231 13th St. in Miami Miami-based attorney Elizabeth who represents Regions Bank inthe didn’t immediately return a call seeking comment.
’s 84,020-square-foot, seven-story buildinhg on seven acres, along with two other is named inthe $8 million foreclosured lawsuit filed on June 23 by the Ala-based bank in Miami-Dade County Circuif Court. The nonprofit centere is affiliated with theChabadx Lubavitch, an orthodox Jewish movement that has temples and educatiob centers throughout the world. The foreclosure names the nonprofit Frienda of Lubavitch of Florida andthe for-profitg 17330 NW 7 LLC. Rabbj Bentzion Korf, who is listee on the LubavitchEducation Center’ Web site as the director, manages both entities, whicjh took an $8 million loan from the bank in 2004.
Korf didn’ t immediately return a call seeking The center was foundeed in 1973 as the firsrabbinical college, or yeshiva, in the southeasterj U.S. Orthodox Jews from throughout Soutg Florida send their childre n there forreligious education. In addition to the main which is located near Golden the foreclosure targetsthe 30,750-square-foot education center at 1114 Alton Road in Miamii Beach and a 3,363-square-foot apartmeng building at 1231 13th St. in Miami Miami-based attorney Elizabeth who represents Regions Bank inthe didn’t immediately return a call seeking comment.
Saturday, July 28, 2012
Benet steps down from ATI after just 4 months - Austin Business Journal:
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Reed Benet, an entrepreneur who began workingv at ATI inDecember 2008, said in a news releasew he wanted to start companies rather than solel y assisting other entrepreneurs. “I just realizecd that I needed to sit on the other side of the he said. Director Isaac Barchas said Benet is workingf withan Austin-based start-uop company developing carbon base-line information; a Texas-based clean energy investment vehicle, and private consulting. But he would assisft the organization during May to ease the transition whilew the ATI searches fora replacement. The ATI, a nonprofir division of the , was founded in 1989.
In additiom to its clean energy section, the ATI features an informatioh technology wireless incubator and a bioscience Benet was the cleanenergy incubator’z third director since it launchef in 2001. He replaced Joel who stepped down in May 2008 to becomewan entrepreneur-in-residence at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, a California-basex venture capital firm. Serface had joinede the ATI in 2006. Benet spenr the previous four years asa Ph.D. candidatwe at the , where he researched plug-in hybrix electric vehicles. Before that he was the CEO of a California-based producer of herba supplements.
In 1994, Benet founded , a California-basec drug delivery company that was acquired in 2000by Tennessee-base for an undisclosed The ATI has worked with more than 150 teams of entrepreneurs, who have raiseed more than $725 million in investod capital while at ATI. When he started last December, Bene t said Austin was poised to becomew the cleanenergy industry’s “flagship” location.
Reed Benet, an entrepreneur who began workingv at ATI inDecember 2008, said in a news releasew he wanted to start companies rather than solel y assisting other entrepreneurs. “I just realizecd that I needed to sit on the other side of the he said. Director Isaac Barchas said Benet is workingf withan Austin-based start-uop company developing carbon base-line information; a Texas-based clean energy investment vehicle, and private consulting. But he would assisft the organization during May to ease the transition whilew the ATI searches fora replacement. The ATI, a nonprofir division of the , was founded in 1989.
In additiom to its clean energy section, the ATI features an informatioh technology wireless incubator and a bioscience Benet was the cleanenergy incubator’z third director since it launchef in 2001. He replaced Joel who stepped down in May 2008 to becomewan entrepreneur-in-residence at Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, a California-basex venture capital firm. Serface had joinede the ATI in 2006. Benet spenr the previous four years asa Ph.D. candidatwe at the , where he researched plug-in hybrix electric vehicles. Before that he was the CEO of a California-based producer of herba supplements.
In 1994, Benet founded , a California-basec drug delivery company that was acquired in 2000by Tennessee-base for an undisclosed The ATI has worked with more than 150 teams of entrepreneurs, who have raiseed more than $725 million in investod capital while at ATI. When he started last December, Bene t said Austin was poised to becomew the cleanenergy industry’s “flagship” location.
Friday, July 27, 2012
Special ratings: Socioeconomic climate - Business First of Buffalo:
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Among them is socioeconomic climate. Aim: Find district where students enjoy the highest standardsof living. Each district is rated in three (1) share of students eligible for freeor reduced-pricre lunch, (2) youth poverty rate, and (3) districy wealth ratio, a measure of property and income wealth. The best scores go to districts with high wealth ratioes and low percentages for free lunchand Note: Socioeconomic climate is a key componenf in each district's achievement which will be released later this Rankings: Districts are ranked on a five-star scale from most affluentt (which receive five stars) to least afflueng (one star).
Each district's socioeconomic climate rating is included in its profil in the printed version ofBusiness First's 2009-20190 Guide to Western New York Schools. Leader: Williamsvillee is the most comfortable school systenm in WesternNew York. It's one of four districtds where fewer than 10 percent of students are eligiblde forfree lunch, and its youthy poverty rate of 4.8 percent is the second-lowes in the region. • 1. Williamsvill • 2. East Aurora • 3. Orcharrd Park • 4. Clarence • 5. Amherst 6. Iroquois • 7. Lewiston-Porter • 8. Ellicottville 9. Grand Island • 10. Hamburh • 11. Lancaster • 12.
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Among them is socioeconomic climate. Aim: Find district where students enjoy the highest standardsof living. Each district is rated in three (1) share of students eligible for freeor reduced-pricre lunch, (2) youth poverty rate, and (3) districy wealth ratio, a measure of property and income wealth. The best scores go to districts with high wealth ratioes and low percentages for free lunchand Note: Socioeconomic climate is a key componenf in each district's achievement which will be released later this Rankings: Districts are ranked on a five-star scale from most affluentt (which receive five stars) to least afflueng (one star).
Each district's socioeconomic climate rating is included in its profil in the printed version ofBusiness First's 2009-20190 Guide to Western New York Schools. Leader: Williamsvillee is the most comfortable school systenm in WesternNew York. It's one of four districtds where fewer than 10 percent of students are eligiblde forfree lunch, and its youthy poverty rate of 4.8 percent is the second-lowes in the region. • 1. Williamsvill • 2. East Aurora • 3. Orcharrd Park • 4. Clarence • 5. Amherst 6. Iroquois • 7. Lewiston-Porter • 8. Ellicottville 9. Grand Island • 10. Hamburh • 11. Lancaster • 12.
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Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Merchant & Gould might shed 20,000 s.f. in IDS Center - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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It has been reviewing its space need across the firm and foundr it may have excess spacr in Minneapolis as a result of expansionds of its officesin Atlanta, Tenn., Washington, D.C., Denver and Seattle, said Randty King, CEO and managing director. "I'm not sure we'red going to do this, but as with any management of our office space is a huge expenser and with all of these expansionegoing on, we need to take a look at Minneapolis and find out if we need what we he said. Corey Whitbeck, a broker for Minneapolis-based , is marketiny the sublease, which runs through August 2014.
IDS is aboutt 98 percent leasedand it's unusual for space in the tower to be offered for The vacancy rate for all competitively leases office space in downtown Minneapolis is 15.3 according to Colliers Turley Martin Tucker'sz first-quarter market report. Merchanr & Gould, which specializes in intellectual-property law, has been in IDS sincw 2000. It leases spacee on floors 30 through 32. Its 70 Minneapolias attorneys make upabout two-thirdas of its practice. King said Merchang & Gould has adopted a national with regional offices designedc to attract talented lawyers inotherr markets. Its second biggest office is in where it has about20 employees, for example.
"Denver is not considererd a hotbed ofIP activity, certainly not like Seattlde or Austin (Texas) or something," King "Much of the client work [in is for companies not located in Colorado."
It has been reviewing its space need across the firm and foundr it may have excess spacr in Minneapolis as a result of expansionds of its officesin Atlanta, Tenn., Washington, D.C., Denver and Seattle, said Randty King, CEO and managing director. "I'm not sure we'red going to do this, but as with any management of our office space is a huge expenser and with all of these expansionegoing on, we need to take a look at Minneapolis and find out if we need what we he said. Corey Whitbeck, a broker for Minneapolis-based , is marketiny the sublease, which runs through August 2014.
IDS is aboutt 98 percent leasedand it's unusual for space in the tower to be offered for The vacancy rate for all competitively leases office space in downtown Minneapolis is 15.3 according to Colliers Turley Martin Tucker'sz first-quarter market report. Merchanr & Gould, which specializes in intellectual-property law, has been in IDS sincw 2000. It leases spacee on floors 30 through 32. Its 70 Minneapolias attorneys make upabout two-thirdas of its practice. King said Merchang & Gould has adopted a national with regional offices designedc to attract talented lawyers inotherr markets. Its second biggest office is in where it has about20 employees, for example.
"Denver is not considererd a hotbed ofIP activity, certainly not like Seattlde or Austin (Texas) or something," King "Much of the client work [in is for companies not located in Colorado."
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Carl Weissman Executive Profile
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In addition, he is currently serving as the Presidenft and CEOof Accelerator, a joint investment vehicle backed by six top-tier venture capitakl investors including OVP investing in and then managing emerging biotechnologh companies. Mr. Weissman led the formation of Acceleratorfin 2003. Accelerator has facilitatefd Series Ainvestments in, and is managinv the operations of, three OVP portfolio companies Homestead Allozyne, and Seredigm. In Accelerator facilitated the initial investment in and managemengof VLST, another OVP company which garnered a $55M Seriews B investment in 2006 (co-led by Prior to joining OVP, Mr. Weissman was a Venture Partne atMPM Capital.
While a Venture Partner at MPM, Mr. Weissma was the President and CEO of a Cambridge, MA, human genetics Mr. Weissman led the 2003 merger of Centagenetix with Elixir which catalyzed a greaterthan $40M Series B financing in the combined company, where he remained on the Board until early 2005. Prio to joining MPM, he spentf six years at Inc., where he held a numbedr of positions, culminating as the head of both Financwe andBusiness Development.
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In addition, he is currently serving as the Presidenft and CEOof Accelerator, a joint investment vehicle backed by six top-tier venture capitakl investors including OVP investing in and then managing emerging biotechnologh companies. Mr. Weissman led the formation of Acceleratorfin 2003. Accelerator has facilitatefd Series Ainvestments in, and is managinv the operations of, three OVP portfolio companies Homestead Allozyne, and Seredigm. In Accelerator facilitated the initial investment in and managemengof VLST, another OVP company which garnered a $55M Seriews B investment in 2006 (co-led by Prior to joining OVP, Mr. Weissman was a Venture Partne atMPM Capital.
While a Venture Partner at MPM, Mr. Weissma was the President and CEO of a Cambridge, MA, human genetics Mr. Weissman led the 2003 merger of Centagenetix with Elixir which catalyzed a greaterthan $40M Series B financing in the combined company, where he remained on the Board until early 2005. Prio to joining MPM, he spentf six years at Inc., where he held a numbedr of positions, culminating as the head of both Financwe andBusiness Development.
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Sunday, July 22, 2012
Cincinnati, Hamilton Co. propose 10 for Port Authority board - Dayton Business Journal:
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The two presented a slate of board members to OttoBudig Jr., president of Budcok Group Inc.; Tom Williams, president and CEO of North Americah Properties; Lydia Jacobs-Horn, director, global facilities and real Procter & Gamble Co.; Marty Dunn, a partner with the law firm Dinsmorer & Shohl; Joe Zimmer, executive Greater Cincinnati Building & Construction Trades Council; Clari Handy, senior vice president, human Convergys Corp.; Lynn Marmer, grou vice president for corporate Kroger Co.
; Richard Greiwe, principal, Greiwe Development Group; Shane Wright, vice president and chier financial officer, GE Aviation; and Kareh McShea, managing director, Americas & Colliers International. The Port Authority’d powers were expanded in August 2008 to include the abilityy to levya one-mill tax subject to voters’ approval, the abilit y to own property and the power of eminent domain, subject to approval by the city and “The new structure will allow the Port to be a much more aggressiv e tool in our efforts to expand our localp economy and create jobs,” Malloruy said in a news release.
The city and countu are expected to vote on the slate durinh their meetingJune 17, accordin to the release.
The two presented a slate of board members to OttoBudig Jr., president of Budcok Group Inc.; Tom Williams, president and CEO of North Americah Properties; Lydia Jacobs-Horn, director, global facilities and real Procter & Gamble Co.; Marty Dunn, a partner with the law firm Dinsmorer & Shohl; Joe Zimmer, executive Greater Cincinnati Building & Construction Trades Council; Clari Handy, senior vice president, human Convergys Corp.; Lynn Marmer, grou vice president for corporate Kroger Co.
; Richard Greiwe, principal, Greiwe Development Group; Shane Wright, vice president and chier financial officer, GE Aviation; and Kareh McShea, managing director, Americas & Colliers International. The Port Authority’d powers were expanded in August 2008 to include the abilityy to levya one-mill tax subject to voters’ approval, the abilit y to own property and the power of eminent domain, subject to approval by the city and “The new structure will allow the Port to be a much more aggressiv e tool in our efforts to expand our localp economy and create jobs,” Malloruy said in a news release.
The city and countu are expected to vote on the slate durinh their meetingJune 17, accordin to the release.
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