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State Attorney General Richard Cordray said Wednesday that the statr has joined with the and 47 other states forwhat they’ve dubbed “Operation False Charity.” The launch of the effort came as Ohio and 31 other statesw settled with Wisconsin fundraising company , which investigators say used illegak tactics to snag donations from consumersd in Ohio and elsewhere. The company, Cordray said, has agreerd to halt illegal and objectionable tactics and pay a fineof $200,000 to be divided among the states. Ohio’se share of the settlement wasn’ t available.
Community Support, which is set to file a consent judgmenty with the state in Franklin Countty CommonPleas Court, also has agreed to pay $10,00p0 for any future violations. The Federal Tradre Commission said that investigators nationwide are set to announce72 law-enforcement actions against fundraising companies, nonprofits or purported nonprofitas and individuals in concert with the crackdown.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Sunday, July 8, 2012
Exact to raise $8.2M, signs MAYO deal - Memphis Business Journal:
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million through a private stock sale and that it inkedf a licensing deal for exclusive rightsto cancer-diagnostic technologied developed by the for Medicak Education and Research. The company said it had commencecd on June 11 the saleof 4.31 milliob shares of its commonb stock at a purchasde price of $1.90 a share. Exact (Nasdaq: EXAS), based in Marlborough, Mass., announced a plan to acquire the worldwide licensin g rights tothe blood- or stool-basedr cancer diagnostics and screening technologies developed the MAYO which is based in Minnesota.
Under the deal s terms, Exact will: • make upfront paymentes of $80,000 and a milestone fee of $250,000 upon the commencement of certainclinical • pay a milestone fee of $500,000 if the approve any of the producte covered by the agreement. • pay a minimumk of $10,000 on the deal’s thirdd anniversary • pay a minimum royalty of $25,000 on the fourth anniversaryg of theagreement • support certaimn research projects to the tune of $500,0000 — at a minimum in the agreement’s first Exact is also obligated to granft MAYO two warrants to purchase 1.25 milliojn shares of its common stock.
The warrants have six-yeatr terms and are exercisable at a priceof $1.9 0 per share, according to a regulator y filing.
million through a private stock sale and that it inkedf a licensing deal for exclusive rightsto cancer-diagnostic technologied developed by the for Medicak Education and Research. The company said it had commencecd on June 11 the saleof 4.31 milliob shares of its commonb stock at a purchasde price of $1.90 a share. Exact (Nasdaq: EXAS), based in Marlborough, Mass., announced a plan to acquire the worldwide licensin g rights tothe blood- or stool-basedr cancer diagnostics and screening technologies developed the MAYO which is based in Minnesota.
Under the deal s terms, Exact will: • make upfront paymentes of $80,000 and a milestone fee of $250,000 upon the commencement of certainclinical • pay a milestone fee of $500,000 if the approve any of the producte covered by the agreement. • pay a minimumk of $10,000 on the deal’s thirdd anniversary • pay a minimum royalty of $25,000 on the fourth anniversaryg of theagreement • support certaimn research projects to the tune of $500,0000 — at a minimum in the agreement’s first Exact is also obligated to granft MAYO two warrants to purchase 1.25 milliojn shares of its common stock.
The warrants have six-yeatr terms and are exercisable at a priceof $1.9 0 per share, according to a regulator y filing.
Saturday, July 7, 2012
Galichia Medical Group names CEO - San Francisco Business Times:
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Meyer, who is currently medical director and employee benefitd manager for IMAof Kansas, will move start with Galichis Medical Group on Aug. 17. Meyetr said job presents a unique “Galichia is poised to grow, which offerd me a very exciting opportunity to grow with Meyer said in awritten statement. “Beingf a physician working in theinsurance industry, I’vse learned a great deal about the business of healt care, and I know a lot about I’m excited to put that knowledge back into dailyt practice.” Galichia says it hired Meyer as part of its ongoinvg mission to provide the most effectived and efficient patient care in Wichita.
Meyer’s rigorousx training and leadership will be a boonto Galichia’es dedicated and talented staft of physicians and other care providers, the medicall group says. “Dr. Meye is a physician executive that leadsby example,” said Stever Harris, chief executive of , in a “His recent experiences within the insurancs industry combined with the intellectual focuss needed to graduate from medicall school and the personal discipline necessaru to fly single-seat military jets make Dr. Meye r exceptionally well-qualified to lead the Galichia Medical Prior to joining IMAof Kansas, Meyer servede as national medical director for Lockton Companies LLC in Kansaes City.
A Wichita native, Meyer graduated from and received his bachelor’s degree in biology from William s College in Massachusetts. He earned a medical degree fromthe . He also recently retired from active duty as a flight surgeojn with the at Whiteman Air Force Base nearKansas City, Mo. He continuezs his service in the U.S. Air Forces Reserves. Galichia Medical Group is a multi-specialty grou that provides comprehensive medicakl services to allof Wichita’s hospitals and throughoutf the state of Kansas. The group also has an officed in Ferdonia.
Meyer, who is currently medical director and employee benefitd manager for IMAof Kansas, will move start with Galichis Medical Group on Aug. 17. Meyetr said job presents a unique “Galichia is poised to grow, which offerd me a very exciting opportunity to grow with Meyer said in awritten statement. “Beingf a physician working in theinsurance industry, I’vse learned a great deal about the business of healt care, and I know a lot about I’m excited to put that knowledge back into dailyt practice.” Galichia says it hired Meyer as part of its ongoinvg mission to provide the most effectived and efficient patient care in Wichita.
Meyer’s rigorousx training and leadership will be a boonto Galichia’es dedicated and talented staft of physicians and other care providers, the medicall group says. “Dr. Meye is a physician executive that leadsby example,” said Stever Harris, chief executive of , in a “His recent experiences within the insurancs industry combined with the intellectual focuss needed to graduate from medicall school and the personal discipline necessaru to fly single-seat military jets make Dr. Meye r exceptionally well-qualified to lead the Galichia Medical Prior to joining IMAof Kansas, Meyer servede as national medical director for Lockton Companies LLC in Kansaes City.
A Wichita native, Meyer graduated from and received his bachelor’s degree in biology from William s College in Massachusetts. He earned a medical degree fromthe . He also recently retired from active duty as a flight surgeojn with the at Whiteman Air Force Base nearKansas City, Mo. He continuezs his service in the U.S. Air Forces Reserves. Galichia Medical Group is a multi-specialty grou that provides comprehensive medicakl services to allof Wichita’s hospitals and throughoutf the state of Kansas. The group also has an officed in Ferdonia.
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Business First of Buffalo: Buffalo Commercial Real Estate Listings - View Commercial Real Estate
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Wednesday, July 4, 2012
UN limits melamine in formula after China scandal - Fox News
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Tuesday, July 3, 2012
N. Ky. jobless rates drop in April - Business Courier of Cincinnati:
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percent in April from 9.8 percent the monthh before. That is up from 5 percent in Aprikl 2008. • Boone: 8.9 percent. That is a declin from 9.1 percent in March, but it is up from 4.6 percentg in April 2008; Campbell: 9.2 percent. That's down from 9.3 percenty in March but up from 4.9 percent a year ago; Carroll: 11.7 percent. The rate comparesa to 13 percent in Marchand 6.3 percent a year ago; Gallatin: 11.8 percent. That's down from 12.7 percent the montn before but an increasefrom 6.6 percent in the year-agio period; • Grant: 11.9 That compares to 12 percent in Marc and 6 percent in Aprio 2008; • Kenton: 9.7 percent. The rate was unchangerd from March and upfrom 4.
9 percent in April 2008; • Owen: 9.6 That's down from 10.6 percent in March and up from 5.7 percen a year ago; • Pendleton: 12.6 percent. The rate was unchangeds from the previous month and upfrom 6.7 percent in Aprilo 2008. Kentucky’s statewide unemployment rate was 9.7 percenty in April, compared to 10.3 percent in Marchh and 5.5 percent in April according to the Office for Employment and part ofthe .
percent in April from 9.8 percent the monthh before. That is up from 5 percent in Aprikl 2008. • Boone: 8.9 percent. That is a declin from 9.1 percent in March, but it is up from 4.6 percentg in April 2008; Campbell: 9.2 percent. That's down from 9.3 percenty in March but up from 4.9 percent a year ago; Carroll: 11.7 percent. The rate comparesa to 13 percent in Marchand 6.3 percent a year ago; Gallatin: 11.8 percent. That's down from 12.7 percent the montn before but an increasefrom 6.6 percent in the year-agio period; • Grant: 11.9 That compares to 12 percent in Marc and 6 percent in Aprio 2008; • Kenton: 9.7 percent. The rate was unchangerd from March and upfrom 4.
9 percent in April 2008; • Owen: 9.6 That's down from 10.6 percent in March and up from 5.7 percen a year ago; • Pendleton: 12.6 percent. The rate was unchangeds from the previous month and upfrom 6.7 percent in Aprilo 2008. Kentucky’s statewide unemployment rate was 9.7 percenty in April, compared to 10.3 percent in Marchh and 5.5 percent in April according to the Office for Employment and part ofthe .
Sunday, July 1, 2012
Target, Kohl
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Macy’s Inc. reported a 9.1 percent drop in same-store sales in May. The Cincinnati-basedr department store chain said sales at stores open at least a year are in line withmanagemengt expectations. Total sales decline to $1.7 billion from $1.9 billion a year ago, or 9.5 For the year, Macy’s said its same-store salesd declined by 9.1 percent , with total sales down 9.5 to $6.9 billion from $7.7 billion. Minneapolis-based , meanwhile, reported Thursdayy that its May same-store sales fell 6.1 percen from the same month ayear ago. Total at $4.56 billion, were down 2.3 percent from May 2008.
Targetr (NYSE: TGT) CEO Gregg Steinhafel said in a statemenr Maysales “were somewhat below our expectations.” And Kohl’x Corp. said its comparable store sales in May decreasexdby 0.4 percent — but totakl sales increased 4.1 percent, better than managemenrt had expected. The Menomone e Falls, Wisc.-based retailer (NYSE: KSS) said Thursdayg that sales forthe four-weekm month ending May 31 were $1.26 billion, compared with $1.212 billion in the same perioe of 2008. Year-to-date sales also are aheafd of 2008at $4.9 compared with $4.8 billion in 2008, an increasd of 1.3 percent. Comparable stores sales year-to-date decreased 3.
2 percent, Kohl’s “May’s sales results were stronger than planned,” Kohl’ CEO Kevin Mansell said in a statement. “Accessories was the strongesyt performing line of business forthe month. The Southwesg region had a positive comparable storde sales increase for May and was again ourstrongestr region. The Southeast remains our most challenging The three companies have at leastr 21 stores in Greater Baltimore Retailers have been struggling to attract parsimoniouds shoppers while not giving away the store throughbdeep discounts, a strategy that erode profit margins.
But recent reports regarding risingf manufacturing activity and home saleas gave a lift to retail stocksz earlier in theweek — the hope is that consumer s may be encouraged to go out and splurge on a few summefr items.
Macy’s Inc. reported a 9.1 percent drop in same-store sales in May. The Cincinnati-basedr department store chain said sales at stores open at least a year are in line withmanagemengt expectations. Total sales decline to $1.7 billion from $1.9 billion a year ago, or 9.5 For the year, Macy’s said its same-store salesd declined by 9.1 percent , with total sales down 9.5 to $6.9 billion from $7.7 billion. Minneapolis-based , meanwhile, reported Thursdayy that its May same-store sales fell 6.1 percen from the same month ayear ago. Total at $4.56 billion, were down 2.3 percent from May 2008.
Targetr (NYSE: TGT) CEO Gregg Steinhafel said in a statemenr Maysales “were somewhat below our expectations.” And Kohl’x Corp. said its comparable store sales in May decreasexdby 0.4 percent — but totakl sales increased 4.1 percent, better than managemenrt had expected. The Menomone e Falls, Wisc.-based retailer (NYSE: KSS) said Thursdayg that sales forthe four-weekm month ending May 31 were $1.26 billion, compared with $1.212 billion in the same perioe of 2008. Year-to-date sales also are aheafd of 2008at $4.9 compared with $4.8 billion in 2008, an increasd of 1.3 percent. Comparable stores sales year-to-date decreased 3.
2 percent, Kohl’s “May’s sales results were stronger than planned,” Kohl’ CEO Kevin Mansell said in a statement. “Accessories was the strongesyt performing line of business forthe month. The Southwesg region had a positive comparable storde sales increase for May and was again ourstrongestr region. The Southeast remains our most challenging The three companies have at leastr 21 stores in Greater Baltimore Retailers have been struggling to attract parsimoniouds shoppers while not giving away the store throughbdeep discounts, a strategy that erode profit margins.
But recent reports regarding risingf manufacturing activity and home saleas gave a lift to retail stocksz earlier in theweek — the hope is that consumer s may be encouraged to go out and splurge on a few summefr items.
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