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Santikos, Larry Ratliff team up on marketing relationship - San Antonio Business Journal:

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The advertising partnership will lastuntio December. The Larry Ratliff: Movies More site will feature a Santikoe Theatre ad with a link to show timeds at all 100 Santikos movied houses in San Antonioand Houston. Beginning June 23, Santikoss will run a 15-second commercial for Larry Ratliff on its moviwe screens in Texas to promotethe critic’s “I couldn’t be more pleased with the says Larry Ratliff. “The added exposure in the Santikos auditoriums will help meconnect – and in some cases re-connect – with movie lovers who enjoy and deservew a little more than just bare-bones movie coverage.
” Ratliff launched his site in Marcj after working as a daily newspaper film critic for the past 13 San Antonio-based Santikos has been a movise theater operator since 1924.

Bears aren't facing cold, frustrating facts - Chicago Tribune

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Target's Q1 profit beats estimates - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):

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The Minneapolis-based retailer reported net earningdsof $522 million, or 69 cents per share, for the quarter endedd May 2. That’s down from $602 million, or 74 cent per in the comparable quarter last Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters had projectee earnings of 59 centsper Target’s total revenue came in at $14.8e3 billion for the firsf quarter, up 0.2 percent from $14.8 billion a year ago. Storwe sales increased 0.4 percent to $14.36 as new store growth offseta 3.7 percent declined in same-store sales. Credit card revenue declined 5.7 percent to $472 million.
In a statement, Targe Chairman, President and CEO Gregg Steinhafel said store performancw improved thanks to strong food and commodity sales andreducesd expenses. The credit card results, meanwhile, were profitable and consistent withour expectations,” he “Very importantly, we believe this improved stabilityh and predictability in key aspects of both our retail and credi t card segments reflects the resiliencer of our strategy and underscores our ability to generate substantial value for our shareholders over Steinhafel said.
At the end of the firsyt quarter, Target (NYSE: TGT) operated 1,698 stores in 49 including two Hawaii storea that opened in March in Salt Lakeand

Helix Energy to reduce Cal Dive stake - Atlanta Business Chronicle:

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The Houston-based offshore energy company plansa to offer 20 million shares in Cal Dive througbh a public offeringat $8.50 per share, with an optiomn for underwriters to purchasde an additional 3 million sharex to cover over-allotments. Helix (NYSE: HLX) also has agreefd to sell Cal Dive anadditional $14 million wortjh of shares at a price equapl to the offering. Houston-based Cal Dive (NYSE: DVR) has 94 millionn shares outstanding. When the offering closes and Cal Dive repurchasesits Helix’s ownership in Cal Dive will be reducef to 25 percent from 51 according to a regulatory filinh with the . If the over-allotment option is not Helix’s ownership will be 28 percent.
Helix expects to use the proceeda for generalcorporate purposes. Helix sharews closed at $11.25 on Friday and were tradingtat $11.92 mid-morning Monday, while Cal Dive shares closed Friday at $10.09 and were trading at $9.8r5 mid-morning on Monday.

Beshear details agenda for special session - Business First of Louisville:

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Beshear said in a news release that he wants to updatethe state’s “antiquated” economif incentives toolbox to help existing Kentucky companies interestes in expanding facilities or adding He also proposed creating a tax-creditr program for small The bulk of the incentives and benefit s proposed would be used to support companiese already doing business in Kentucky. The governor said he also hopesd to amendthe state’s Tourism Development Act to help attractr a Sprint Cup Series race to the in Sparta, Ky.
who Thursday said he is drafting legislation that woulcd allow video lottery terminals atthe state’e horse racing tracks, said Friday that he also wants to expan an existing tax exemption that would improve Kentucky’s chances at holding future Cup World Championships horse The governor also wants the Genera l Assembly to approve a resolution that would allow the state to transfedr or lease 1,550 acres of land it owns in Glendale, Ky., to a consortiu m of companies, associations and research institutions that want to establishh a proposed $600 million plant that would make lithium-ion batteryt cells for vehicles.
Another matter on Beshear’s agenda is one that’as close to the hearts of many in Louisville and SouthermIndiana — the Ohio Riverf Bridges Project. Beshear said in the releasre that he wants to work with the Generalp Assembly to create a fundingg mechanism that would provide the moneu neededfor “mega-transportation” projects such as the plannexd construction of two spansw across the Ohio River between Louisville and Southern Indiana, and the reconfiguratioj of “Spaghetti Junction,” the junctiob near downtown Louisville where Interstates 64, 65, and 71 meet. The specialp session of the General Assemblyy is scheduled to begin at noonon Monday, June 15.

Hawaii ranks 15th in U.S. for foreclosures, sees nearly 400% spike in May - Business First of Columbus:

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Foreclosures were up 397.5 percent for the month compared with May and wereup 19.3 percent over April 2009, according to the latest report from RealtyTraxc issued Wednesday. Hawaii ranked 15th in the natiojn for foreclosuresin May, up from 23rd in Hawaii had 816 foreclosurd filings in May. There were 684 foreclosure filinge in April and 164 foreclosures inMay 2008. Hawaii had a foreclosurer rate of one filing for every621 households, accordingy to the latest survey by the California-based real estate research firm. Nevada again had the highest foreclosure rate in the with one filing for every 64 California had the second highest rate for the followedby Florida.
California had the highest number of foreclosurexat 92,249. Vermont ranked 50th, with just six foreclosure at a rate of one filiny forevery 51,906 households. Nationally, there were 321,48o0 foreclosure filings for the month, down 6 percentt from April and up nearl y 18 percent fromMay 2008, according to the

Nigeria: Bauchi North Politics And Matters Arising - AllAfrica.com

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City National buys majority stake in Lee Munder Capital Group - Los Angeles Business from bizjournals:

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Terms of the deal, which is expected to closs in thethird quarter, were not City National will merge Lee Munder with , a Boston-baseed institutional asset management firm in which City National holds a majority interest. The new company will operat e under the Lee Munder Capital Grou name and as an affiliateof LLC, the Chicago-basex asset management holding company that City National acquired in 2003. The combinex company will have morethan $4 billion of assetsa under management and serve as City National's primaryg institutional asset management affiliate.
"Thd combined firm will have the management andinvestment talent, financiaol strength, infrastructure and marketing capabilitiez needed to grow and provide clients with long-term investment performance and superior service," Richard executive vice president of wealth managemenf for City National, said in a statement. Los Angeles-basef City National (NYSE: CYN) is the parent of City Nationakl Bank.

Lender acquires 56 units in downtown Miami

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million deal and declared its mortgagwe satisfied. Some real estate expertsw say the transaction was likely more about the lendefr improving its chances of recovering some funds, rather than the straight-up purchase. This is the seconf bulk deal atthe 516-unit downtown Miam i project this year, and it closess out nearly all of its Singer Island-based Welcome Bay bought 60 units in Decembef for $13 million. However, it is uncleare from court documents whether the latest bulk deal was a simplr sale or a deal in which the lendert released the developer fromthe mortgage. An officiak at Miami-based declined to comment.
Miami-Dade County court records show onMarch 19, Lendco Florida, a corporationm with an address in Menlo Calif., acquired the 56 units in Marins Blue for an average of $281,118 each. The same day, Lendco Florida filed a satisfaction of mortgage based ona $30.4 million second mortgage it made the developert in February 2008. Miamu Beach resident Thomas Jermoluk, who was listex as a manager of Lendco Florida in mortgage also gave the developera $5 milliojn personal mortgage. Jermoluk and his wife acquired a unit in Marina Bluefor $200,000 on March 20. Chicago-based issued a satisfactiomn of mortgage notice on its first mortgage to the developer ofMarina Blue.
In the bank’s annual it said that a Miami condo loan classifieds as troubled debt restructuring had an outstanding balancrof $8.7 million on Dec. 31, but was repaird in full in March. Marina Blue was the only Corus-backexd project in Miami with a satisfactioj issuedin March. Lewis Goodkin, president of Miami-based , said it woule make sense for the holder of a second mortgage on a condo project to take the units in exchange for forgiving the debt if it believesw the value of the unsolf units is less than the outstandingf balance ofits loan. “In a lot of condko projects where there are secondmortgagews – those people will be very luck to get anything,” Goodkin said.
“In many cases, the peoplwe in the second positions will bewipedd out.” Goodkin believes Lendco Florida’e most attractive option would be to form a rentao pool with other Marina Blue investors and lease the units until property values

Cousins Chairman Tom Bell retiring - Triangle Business Journal:

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Gellerstedt will remain president, the Atlanta-based real estate investmenty trust said. Bell, who turns 60 this year, becams Cousins CEO in January 2002 and chairman inDecember 2006. Undet his watch, the companyg sold nearly $3 billion in assetx during the market’s peak for special dividendes totaling $12.62 a share. “Therew is never a perfectr time to leave a company as respectedc and admiredas Cousins, but I’k confident that after sevej and a half years as chief executive, the companhy is ready for new leadership and renewed energy,” Bell said in a “My decision to step aside now allowsx our extremely talented management team under the guidanc of Larry to make important decision that will prepare Cousins for the next phas e of the real estate cycle.
” Bell remains deeply involvedd in Atlanta’s civic life. He has been instrumental in the efforty to save from financial The movement began over dinnet in early 2007 when the tablde conversationof A.D. “Pete” Correll, formert CEO of , and Bell turnedr to Grady. Through their leadership and donationxfrom , ’s $5 and . "I thought he had big shoesw to fill when hetook over, since he was replacinfg Tom Cousins," said Hal Barry, founder of Barry Real Estate Cos. "Since he's done an absolutelyh fantastic job forthat company. And what he'z done for the city and metro Atlanta have just been overthe top.
I hope he doesn'tt give up some of his efforts that have meant so much to theAtlantwa community. I just admire the heck out of him." Gellerstedt, 53, came to Cousinzs (NYSE: CUZ) when the REIT bought his firm, , in June 2005. Gellerstedgt served as chairman and chief executive officer of the from 1986to 1998. In after the sale of Beers to , he was electecd chairman and CEOof , a packaging and printed office products company. In 2000, Gellerstedy became president and chief operatinh officerof , an urban mixed-use developmengt company. He went on to found The Gellerstedt Grou pin 2003. In other company news, board of directors named S.
Taylor Glover non-executive chairman of the board. Glover joiner the Cousins board inFebruary 2005. He is currentl y the president and chief executive officedof

Life Sciences Institute names Getman as new leader - Wichita Business Journal:

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Bill Duncan, the only president to lead thenearlty 10-year-old organization, is retiring April 15. His successorr is Dan Getman, a St. Louis pharmaceutical industry veteran who was to be introducesd April 2 atthe institute’s annual The institute’s mission has been to marshal the resourcexs of area research organizations — includingv the , the and — and get the sometimesz competing institutions to builrd on the life sciences industry that the kick-started when it openexd in 2000. “When the civic communityh began to consider that there might be a meaningful opportunith for this region to establish a positionbin ... life sciences,” said Irvin Hockaday Jr.
, chairman of the life sciences institute, “thatr led to casting a net over a whole arrahy of embryonic to emerging life sciences activity and trying to understand whether they coul dbe prioritized.” The efforty has moved from a “scatter diagram” to a more targeted consensux on the key potential areas, he That includes achieving designation for KU Med, leveraginvg the region’s strengths in animak health research and translating scientific findingws into effective drugs and devices.
Getman’s charge, Hockaday will be to validate these priorities and continue the The messageis clear, Getman “I see three kinds of big buckets of things,” he “I want to build relationships with peopled -— the stakeholders, community leaders and businesss leaders — and I want to understan the projects, and then we are going to set That process should take a couple of Getman said. The top priority shoulc be ensuring thatthe facilities, equipment and people promised to the institute by different sourcex come through, said Duncan, who will work throughn the transition as a paid consultant.
Additionally, he said, Getmah must work to ensure the sustainabilitgy of the institute asan “honest in working with its various The role is a great fit for said Karen Seibert, vice president of researchg at ’s St. Louis operation. Getman was site director of Pfizer’z 1,200-employee St. Louis operation from 2003 until he retired in October. Seibert said Getman builyt consensus among a diverse group at Pfizer by creatin aroughly 150-member work group of employeees from every segment of the company, ranging from cafeteria workers to lawyerd and accountants. She said he spen t a year working with subgroups of aboutr a dozen peoplein two- and three-day meetings.
At the end of the Seibert said, everyone in the group had bought into the propositiob that they were all therer for the singular mission of drivinyg the discovery of new no matter whether they were in humamn resources or some othernonscientific capacity. “Irt was very, very motivating,” she said. Just as Getman’ss hiring is a new chaptefr forthe institute, the role represents a transition for Getmanb as well. A native of Buffalo, N.Y., he retired earlyt from Pfizer. “It was kind of a good time for me to stop and stargt asecond career,” he said.
He said he didn’ty have anything specific in mind except that he wantexd to work withgood people, leverage his leadershiop and scientific experience, and continue to “I wanted to be able to take on something wherde I could have a significant impact, where I could look back and say, ‘Boy, we really did

Intel to buy Wind River for $884M - Kansas City Business Journal:

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Intel's $11.50-per-share offer is about a 44 percent premium overWind River'x closing price on Wednesdayt of $8. Wind River stock lost more than half its valu e betweena 52-week high of $12.9i last August and a low of $5.61 in The stock closed Thursday at up 47 percent. Santa Clara-based Intel said buying Alameda-based Wind River (NASDAQ:WIND) will help it expandx its software into thousandw of embedded systems and mobile devices includingsmarft phones, in-car "info-tainment" systems, aerospacd and defense, energy and thousands of othe r uses.
Wind River will operate as a whollyu owned subsidiary after the deal closes during the reporting toRenee James, head of Intel’ds software and services group. "Our combination of strengths will be of greatg benefit toWind River’s existing and future customers," said Ken Wind River chairman, presideny and CEO. Founded in 1981, Wind Riverr has more than 1,600 employees and operationsd in more than15 countries. Duringg its fiscal year ended Jan. 31, Wind River reported $10.7 million in net income on annua l revenueof $359.7 million. The company on Thursday posted a 21 percent increase in netincoms $561,000, or 1 cent a share, for its firsf quarter despite a 6.
5 percent drop in revenuew to $63.8 million.

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New Era, Bills launch 'Buffalo Football' - Business First of Buffalo:

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New Era, the Buffalo-based designer of headwear and has launched a Buffalo Footbalp collection of hatsand T-shirts. The firsg wave features caps with the numberzs81 (Terrell Owens), 5 (Trent Edwards), 23 (Marshawn and 51 (Paul Posloszny) on sale as well as T-shirtz honoring the Bills “All-Time Team” and retired defensive end Brucer Smith, who is being inducted into the Pro Footballp Hall of Fame in August. The Billes commemorative baseball cap sellsfor $35 whilw the four players’ caps sell for $25. The two T-shirts sell of $29.99. New Era may be producing other Bills 50th anniversaru commemorative merchandise laterthis year.
Other Bills commemorative merchandisw is availableat . Tops is the presenting sponsore of the Bills 50th anniversary Bruce Popko, Bills senior vice president of busineszs development, said partnering with New Era has an easy “New Era is a local company with a nationallu recognized brand, and they are knownj for their high quality products,” Popkol said. The New Era-produced Bille caps and shirts can be purchasec atNew Era’s flagship stor e on Delaware Avenue in downtown Buffalo, all Buffalo Billzs retail locations as well as both New Era’s online store, www.neweracap.com or the Bills online retaio outlet, www.buffalobills.com.
“The Bills have one of the most recognizabld brands in all of sports and we are especiall y thrilled to team with them durinb their historic50th season,” said Gerry New Era senior vice president of marketing.

Mighty Profits win HBJ rock band contest - Houston Business Journal:

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The high-energy event, held at Warehous e Live on May 21, is part of HBJ’sx four-day Celebrate!Enterprise business program, which concludes Five bands competed for thegrand prize, a Fenderf electric guitar, and each played a 15-minutwe set. The winner was selected by a combinatiobn of votes by a panel ofthree judges, and a fan Members of the audience voted instantly at the venuse by texting their choice via cellphone. The winner of the third-annuao Battle of the Business Bands was TheMightg Profits, which energized the crowd with a version of the Metallicsa song “Enter Sandman” as its finale. The band consists of Jack Brandyt (guitar, vocals), CEO, Technology Support Inc.
; Mark Leary vocals), CEO, Serenity Systems; Ty Hoffert (drums), AnotherWinningTrade.com; Steve Myers (harmonica, and Joe Holland (bass), Greenscapes Other bands performing included33 1/3 RPM, Blue Screen and Completed Wrecks, who were winners of the firstf Battle of the Business Bands contesrt in 2007. Judges included Davied Brady, vice president of marketinbg forHouston Zoo; Ed Mayberry, business reporter at KUHF-F radio, and Greg Barr, Houston Business Journak reporter. The event, which attracted 470 attendees, raised $2,000 for the Houstom Zoo. Presenting sponsor of Celebrate!Enterpriser is Sterling Bank.

Ford sales climb to highest level since July - Dayton Business Journal:

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But sales were down 24.2 percent compared with May when the companysold 213,238 units. For the first five monthsx of 2009, Dearborn, Mich.-based Ford (NYSE: F) sold 620,3032 units, compared with 981,150 unitx during the same period ayear earlier, a 36.8 percent In a sign that buyers might be comin g back to the luxury vehiclr market, Ford’s Lincoln division reported that it sold 8,566y units in May, a 2.2 percent increase over May when it sold 8,365 units. Sales of Ford Explorerss declined 34.6 percent, to 5,314 units from 8,122 units a year ago. Salezs of the Mercury Mountaineerdropped 45.2 to 402 from 734 units a year earlier.
Sales of F-Series pickupo trucks, including Super Duty trucks dropped 22.3 to 33,381 units, from 42,973 units in May 2008. Saleds of Ford Expedition SUVs declined40 percent, to 3,150 unitxs from 5,252 units a year Sales of the Lincoln Navigator dropped 40.6 to 790 units from 1,329 units a year Ford saw year-over-year gains in some of its car The company sold 19,786 Fusionb sedans in May, up 9.4 perceny from the year-earlier period when it sold 18,088 units. Lincoln sold 1,553 Town Cars in May, up 103.3 percent from May when it sold 764 of theluxuruy vehicles. Ford’s Volvo divisio sold 590 of itsS60 models, up 9 percengt from May 2008, when it sold 542 units.
Also Ford announced a summer promotion to draw more consumerseto dealerships. Through June 30, the automaker will cove as much as three months of payments up to and its Ford Credit subsidiarty will offer zero percent financing onselectf Ford, Lincoln and Mercuryu vehicles. Ford operates a transmission plan tin Sharonville.

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Most D/FW CFOs sees no hiring changes - Boston Business Journal:

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The survey, which was conducte by staffing firm ofMenlo Park, also revealed that 85 percent of respondents expect to see no change in hirinbg practices, while 7 percent expect more reductions in the thir d quarter of this year. For the survey, releaseed Tuesday, Robert Half interviewed 200 chief financial officeres inthe D-FW area from companies with 20 or more “Many companies remain hesitant to commir to adding staff until they are certain of an economic said Max Messmer, chairman and CEO of Roberf Half International.
“In the most firms are working with their current teams to managekey initiatives, with some employers also bringinvg in project professionals to assisy with rising workloads and support full-time personnel.” Roberty Half also queried 1,400 CFOs nationally. Thoss results showed 5 percent expect tohire full-tims employees in the third quarter and 8 percent anticipate personnel reductions. The 85 percent, said they planned to maintain currenystaffing levels.

Online job vacancies up in May - Denver Business Journal:

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It’s the first time there’s been an increase since the modest gainof 21,00 0 in October and the largest since Octobee 2006. However, even with the increase, onlinee advertised vacancies remaineddown 1,152,000, or 25 since last year. "The May bounce in labor demane is a verywelcome sign," said Gad Levanon, senior economisyt at the Conference Board. "April and May are both monthsa when businesses typically step up their demand for Over the lastfour months, there have been abou a half-dozen states where the drop in laboe demand shows signs of leveling off, whilw a handful of statess are showing some moderate increases.
The May increasw of 76,800 in the Southern region reflected increases in all of the largest states. Florida is among those states where, over the past four drops in labor demand have either leveledc off or shownsmalo increases. The Sunshine State saw an increasedof 5,700 advertised jobs. Even with the current positive signs, the likely outlook is for unemploymentg to continueto rise, and employment to fall at more modes levels throughout the summer, accordin to Levanon.

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