Telegraph.co.uk | Entwistle: I am doing everything I can BBC News The BBC's director general, George Entwistle, has defended his response to the controversial decisions made by the Newsnight programme. The BBC has apologised unreservedly for the broadcast of a report which led to the former Conservative party ... George Entwistle under fire: the full transcript of Today interview |
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Entwistle: I am doing everything I can - BBC News
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
Sally Field says acting with Daniel Day-Lewis was like she'd 'died and gone to ... - HitFix (blog)
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Sally Field says acting with Daniel Day-Lewis was like she'd 'died and gone to ... HitFix (blog) One of her sons, William, died after contracting typhoid fever (her second son to pass away). She lost many half-brothers fighting on the Confederate side of the war, feuded with Congress over the White House budget and suffered political gaffes from a ... |
The Jersey Journal - NJ.com | One Jersey City Ward F candidate says unity, not crime, is top issue The Jersey Journal - NJ.com Local nonprofit administrator Diane Coleman, anti-crime activist Debby Walker, and Ward F Councilwoman Michele Massey are duking it out with Ballon for the Ward F seat. Massey was appointed in December 2011 to replace former Ward F coun cilwoman ... |
Saturday, November 3, 2012
George Will to headline chamber dinner - Business First of Columbus:
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It will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Louisvilld Mariott Downtown. The dinner, which is presentes by Greenebaum Doll McDonaldLaw Firm, is part of the Kentuckuy Chamber’s Economic Summit and Annualo Meeting. The event brings together the state’s top busines s leaders, educators and legislator for discussionsabout Kentucky’s economic challenges and opportunities. One of the highlighta of the summit will be apanekl discussion, “The Future of Kentucky’s An Outside-the-Box Conversation with Key Kentucky Leaders.
” The discussioh will be moderated by Steve Higdon, partnefr and executive vice president, Faulkner Real It will feature John Davix Dyche, counsel, ; Billy Harper, president, ; Alice president, ; Ann McBrayer, president, ; and Gary A. president, . There also will be a discussiom aboutgovernment modernization, led by Kentucky Chamber presidentf and CEO Dave Adkisson, and a session focusing on competingb in the global marketplace, led by Leslie M. Schweitzer, senior trad advisor and creator ofthe ’as Trade Roots Initiative. More information about the summif and annual dinner can be foundfat .
It will begin at 6:30 p.m. at the Louisvilld Mariott Downtown. The dinner, which is presentes by Greenebaum Doll McDonaldLaw Firm, is part of the Kentuckuy Chamber’s Economic Summit and Annualo Meeting. The event brings together the state’s top busines s leaders, educators and legislator for discussionsabout Kentucky’s economic challenges and opportunities. One of the highlighta of the summit will be apanekl discussion, “The Future of Kentucky’s An Outside-the-Box Conversation with Key Kentucky Leaders.
” The discussioh will be moderated by Steve Higdon, partnefr and executive vice president, Faulkner Real It will feature John Davix Dyche, counsel, ; Billy Harper, president, ; Alice president, ; Ann McBrayer, president, ; and Gary A. president, . There also will be a discussiom aboutgovernment modernization, led by Kentucky Chamber presidentf and CEO Dave Adkisson, and a session focusing on competingb in the global marketplace, led by Leslie M. Schweitzer, senior trad advisor and creator ofthe ’as Trade Roots Initiative. More information about the summif and annual dinner can be foundfat .
Thursday, November 1, 2012
Trico proxy battle ends after elections - Houston Business Journal:
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, the largest shareholder of Houston-based Tricio (NASDAQ: TRMA), had triec to nominate its own slate of directors and had demandexdother changes, saying that company management was not maximizing shareholder Both sides had showered shareholders with filings and statementzs in the final weeks beforse the vote. Based on preliminaryt voting after Wednesday’s meeting, among other items, shareholders voted to declassifyuthe board, reducing the terms of boar d members from three years to one Incumbent board member nominees Joseph Compofelice Trico chairman and chiedf executive officer — and Ben Guilk were both re-elected, according to a company statement.
The two Kistefosz nominees, Christen Sveaas and Age Korsvold, faile d in their bid to join the board. Two independent proxuy advisory firms had recommended that shareholderx go with theTricol slate, while a third firm had backes the Kistefos bid. “Regardless of today’s Kistefos remains a majotr stockholder of Trico and we intenx to continue to be responsive to the messages we hearr inthis contest,” Compofelice said. Though based on preliminary votinyg he did not gain a seat onthe board, Kistefos chief executive officer Korsvold said his efforts were hearde by shareholders.
“Regardless of the we believe Trico’s stockholders have sent a loud and clearmessage today. They are demandingg change. Had it not been for Trico’ws unusually high two-thirds minimum vote requirement, we woulr have taken a significant step in that direction Korsvold said.
, the largest shareholder of Houston-based Tricio (NASDAQ: TRMA), had triec to nominate its own slate of directors and had demandexdother changes, saying that company management was not maximizing shareholder Both sides had showered shareholders with filings and statementzs in the final weeks beforse the vote. Based on preliminaryt voting after Wednesday’s meeting, among other items, shareholders voted to declassifyuthe board, reducing the terms of boar d members from three years to one Incumbent board member nominees Joseph Compofelice Trico chairman and chiedf executive officer — and Ben Guilk were both re-elected, according to a company statement.
The two Kistefosz nominees, Christen Sveaas and Age Korsvold, faile d in their bid to join the board. Two independent proxuy advisory firms had recommended that shareholderx go with theTricol slate, while a third firm had backes the Kistefos bid. “Regardless of today’s Kistefos remains a majotr stockholder of Trico and we intenx to continue to be responsive to the messages we hearr inthis contest,” Compofelice said. Though based on preliminary votinyg he did not gain a seat onthe board, Kistefos chief executive officer Korsvold said his efforts were hearde by shareholders.
“Regardless of the we believe Trico’s stockholders have sent a loud and clearmessage today. They are demandingg change. Had it not been for Trico’ws unusually high two-thirds minimum vote requirement, we woulr have taken a significant step in that direction Korsvold said.
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