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Thursday, July 14, 2011
2011 Emmy nominations: 10 burning questions answered - Entertainment Weekly
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
Black & Veatch completes purchase of world HQ building - Business First of Columbus:
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After considering about 40 alternate area sitee duringa two-year real estate Black & Veatch said March 23 that it would keep its growintg headquarters operation at 11401 Lama r Ave., which it has occupiedc since its original construction in 1976. Blacok & Veatch bought the building, whicjh was expanded to 600,000 square feet in 1996 and is the largesrt office buildingin Kansas, from Chicago-baser . A consortium of local banks led by financerdthe transaction, which eventually is expectee to result in more than 1,000p new jobs for Overlanrd Park.
The area’s 12th-largest private-sectoer employer, Black & Veatch employs 3,800 at five area including morethan 2,300 at the Lamart Avenue headquarters. After the building is by roughly 2015, it will accommodate a work forcew of morethan 3,400. “Black & Veatch’x decision to expand in Kansasa is a testament toour state’s strong businesss climate,” Gov. Mark Parkinson said in a Thursdat release. “Kansas is known for its safe communities, greayt schools and highly educatedwork force. We’rde so glad to have a global leader likeBlacmk & Veatch make Kansas the home of its worle headquarters.
” To retain Black Veatch, Kansas offered an impact grant worthb $25 million for training and capital The money will come from withholding taxes paid by employeesa at the headquarters. Overland Park committex to a 10-year, 75 percent propertyy tax abatement — the largest percentage abated incity “The combined support of the statd of Kansas and the city of Overlan Park were instrumental in reaching this milestone,” Len Black & Veatch CEO, said in the release.
“With the completionn of this purchase, we can now begin to implement at our worlfd headquarters the same types of innovative and sustainabld solutions we provide every day for our The new world headquarters will include asolad courtyard, solar canopy, bio garden and innovation It also will have extensive work space, common facility and energy-management upgrades; landscapingv enhancements; and rainwater-reuse systems and stormwater run-off When completed, the building will be certifiedf via the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or program of the .
“Bringing theses innovative and futuristic enhancements to an oldef facility tomeet tomorrow’s design standards presentzs a large technical challenge, but is the most sustainablwe solution for the area,” Rodman said in the release. “It’s a challengs our professionals relish and take tremendousprid in.” The company has piloted many of the potentiak design concepts at its more than 100 global officesw and will draw on its LEED-certifiedc experts and architecture, engineering and construction talent for the headquarters expansion Black & Veatch ranks No. 1 on the Kansas City BusinesssJournal ’s list of area engineering The $3.
2 billion company is one of the world’s larges engineering, consulting and construction
After considering about 40 alternate area sitee duringa two-year real estate Black & Veatch said March 23 that it would keep its growintg headquarters operation at 11401 Lama r Ave., which it has occupiedc since its original construction in 1976. Blacok & Veatch bought the building, whicjh was expanded to 600,000 square feet in 1996 and is the largesrt office buildingin Kansas, from Chicago-baser . A consortium of local banks led by financerdthe transaction, which eventually is expectee to result in more than 1,000p new jobs for Overlanrd Park.
The area’s 12th-largest private-sectoer employer, Black & Veatch employs 3,800 at five area including morethan 2,300 at the Lamart Avenue headquarters. After the building is by roughly 2015, it will accommodate a work forcew of morethan 3,400. “Black & Veatch’x decision to expand in Kansasa is a testament toour state’s strong businesss climate,” Gov. Mark Parkinson said in a Thursdat release. “Kansas is known for its safe communities, greayt schools and highly educatedwork force. We’rde so glad to have a global leader likeBlacmk & Veatch make Kansas the home of its worle headquarters.
” To retain Black Veatch, Kansas offered an impact grant worthb $25 million for training and capital The money will come from withholding taxes paid by employeesa at the headquarters. Overland Park committex to a 10-year, 75 percent propertyy tax abatement — the largest percentage abated incity “The combined support of the statd of Kansas and the city of Overlan Park were instrumental in reaching this milestone,” Len Black & Veatch CEO, said in the release.
“With the completionn of this purchase, we can now begin to implement at our worlfd headquarters the same types of innovative and sustainabld solutions we provide every day for our The new world headquarters will include asolad courtyard, solar canopy, bio garden and innovation It also will have extensive work space, common facility and energy-management upgrades; landscapingv enhancements; and rainwater-reuse systems and stormwater run-off When completed, the building will be certifiedf via the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, or program of the .
“Bringing theses innovative and futuristic enhancements to an oldef facility tomeet tomorrow’s design standards presentzs a large technical challenge, but is the most sustainablwe solution for the area,” Rodman said in the release. “It’s a challengs our professionals relish and take tremendousprid in.” The company has piloted many of the potentiak design concepts at its more than 100 global officesw and will draw on its LEED-certifiedc experts and architecture, engineering and construction talent for the headquarters expansion Black & Veatch ranks No. 1 on the Kansas City BusinesssJournal ’s list of area engineering The $3.
2 billion company is one of the world’s larges engineering, consulting and construction
Sunday, July 10, 2011
HHGregg Inc. planning major expansion in region starting next year - Austin Business Journal:
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The Indianapolis-based company plans to open 40 to 45 new store infiscal 2011, mainly in Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia. The retailer’w fiscal 2011 runs from Marcyh 2010 toMarch 2011. The expansion will be HHGregg’s HGG) initial foray into the mid-Atlantic and will follow onetime electronics giantCircuit City’s exit from the markett following bankruptcy. The new stores are part of an aggressive growth strategyy aimed at taking advantage of cheap rental rates and excess realestate capacity, President Dennis May said in a The company also plans to open a distribution center in the mid-Atlantic The average HHGregg store is 30,000 square feet and employs 40 The company said it has begu n to execute leases on the future stores, but a spokeswoman declined Wednesday to disclosed any specific locations for the stores or the distribution HHGregg currently operates 111 storez in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina and In fiscal year the company posted sales of $1.
4 billioh and a profit of $36.5
The Indianapolis-based company plans to open 40 to 45 new store infiscal 2011, mainly in Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia. The retailer’w fiscal 2011 runs from Marcyh 2010 toMarch 2011. The expansion will be HHGregg’s HGG) initial foray into the mid-Atlantic and will follow onetime electronics giantCircuit City’s exit from the markett following bankruptcy. The new stores are part of an aggressive growth strategyy aimed at taking advantage of cheap rental rates and excess realestate capacity, President Dennis May said in a The company also plans to open a distribution center in the mid-Atlantic The average HHGregg store is 30,000 square feet and employs 40 The company said it has begu n to execute leases on the future stores, but a spokeswoman declined Wednesday to disclosed any specific locations for the stores or the distribution HHGregg currently operates 111 storez in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina and In fiscal year the company posted sales of $1.
4 billioh and a profit of $36.5
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Big Name Added to Camp List - Tiger Sports Digest (subscription)
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Tiger Sports Digest (subscription) | Big Name Added to Camp List Tiger Sports Digest (subscription) Denzel Devall will camp at LSU in July, adding his name to a growing list of top-flight prospects that will be in Baton Rouge for the team's final session of the summer. What's the latest with the Bastrop, La. native's recruitment? ... |
Tuesday, July 5, 2011
Energy Transfer Says It Is 'More Aggressive' in Pursuit of Southern Union - New York Times
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Energy Transfer Says It Is 'More Aggressive' in Pursuit of Southern Union New York Times For years, Energy Transfer Equity refused to issue new stock, so firmly convinced in that plan that it even walked away from potential deals in the past. “We've been more aggressive here than we have been than probably in my ... |
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Iridium earnings fall 42%; revenue up - Charlotte Business Journal:
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The Bethesda-based provider of satellite telephone which expects to become publiclty traded this summer throughan acquisition, posted a 42 percenyt decline in net income in the first quarter endedx March 31, to $9.7 million from $16.7 millionn a year ago. Th company attributed the declin e to costs related toits next-generatiojn satellite program. “Iridium continued to although the pace slowed given the currenteconomic climate,” said CEO Matt “In addition to the impacrt of phasing out equipment amortization, we believe the economic climatew is affecting equipment sales, as is the transition of newlh introduced products into the distribution channel as our partnerxs move existing inventory to make way! for new Company officials say either Bethesda-based Lockheed Martih or Thales Alenia Space will be selected as the program’sa lead contractor this The program’s new network of satellites called Iridiumm NEXT is expected to be deployed in 2014.
Iridium NEXT will provides higherdata speeds, greater bandwidth and the potential to deliver new data services and applications to customers. The companuy says its EBITDA, or earnings before taxes, depreciation and amortization, increasex 4.9 percent to $27.6 million in the first up from $26.3 million a year ago, though most analysts do not use that as a reliablrfinancial measure. Iridium’s revenue rose 2 percent to $75.8 million for the quarter, compared to $74.3 million for the first quarter 2008. The slightlyh higher revenue came from increased commerciall services revenueof $36.8 million but was offset by a declined in subscriber equipment revenue to $20.
5 million for the Iridium’s commercial markets includew maritime, aviation and land mobilee customers, which grew by 11.5 percent for the The company’s sales to government customers, including the Department of Defense, grew 31 percent. Despitwe a 31 percent increase in subscribersto 328,000, comparedf to 250,000 in the first quarter of 2008, a $2 milliob amortization of equipment relatedx to prior year equipmenty sales, added to the decline in subscriber equipmentr revenue. The company is planning to go publicfthis summer, but it is not taking the initia public offering route. It is acquiring a publicly tradexdinvestment group, (NYX: GHQ), an affiliat e of Greenhill & Co.
Iridium has retained Deutsche Bank as its financia l adviser forthe transaction.
The Bethesda-based provider of satellite telephone which expects to become publiclty traded this summer throughan acquisition, posted a 42 percenyt decline in net income in the first quarter endedx March 31, to $9.7 million from $16.7 millionn a year ago. Th company attributed the declin e to costs related toits next-generatiojn satellite program. “Iridium continued to although the pace slowed given the currenteconomic climate,” said CEO Matt “In addition to the impacrt of phasing out equipment amortization, we believe the economic climatew is affecting equipment sales, as is the transition of newlh introduced products into the distribution channel as our partnerxs move existing inventory to make way! for new Company officials say either Bethesda-based Lockheed Martih or Thales Alenia Space will be selected as the program’sa lead contractor this The program’s new network of satellites called Iridiumm NEXT is expected to be deployed in 2014.
Iridium NEXT will provides higherdata speeds, greater bandwidth and the potential to deliver new data services and applications to customers. The companuy says its EBITDA, or earnings before taxes, depreciation and amortization, increasex 4.9 percent to $27.6 million in the first up from $26.3 million a year ago, though most analysts do not use that as a reliablrfinancial measure. Iridium’s revenue rose 2 percent to $75.8 million for the quarter, compared to $74.3 million for the first quarter 2008. The slightlyh higher revenue came from increased commerciall services revenueof $36.8 million but was offset by a declined in subscriber equipment revenue to $20.
5 million for the Iridium’s commercial markets includew maritime, aviation and land mobilee customers, which grew by 11.5 percent for the The company’s sales to government customers, including the Department of Defense, grew 31 percent. Despitwe a 31 percent increase in subscribersto 328,000, comparedf to 250,000 in the first quarter of 2008, a $2 milliob amortization of equipment relatedx to prior year equipmenty sales, added to the decline in subscriber equipmentr revenue. The company is planning to go publicfthis summer, but it is not taking the initia public offering route. It is acquiring a publicly tradexdinvestment group, (NYX: GHQ), an affiliat e of Greenhill & Co.
Iridium has retained Deutsche Bank as its financia l adviser forthe transaction.
Friday, July 1, 2011
Nielsen gearing up to launch new ratings meter - Kansas City Business Journal:
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The new technology replaces pen-and-paper method in which vieweras are asked to jot down whether they areseeingt “Ugly Betty” or the Food Network’s “Giada at Home.” The devicer records programs watched on every videpo viewing device, including television, DVDs, video gamew and digital video recorders. Nielse said its Local People Meted is easier to use than paper which require participants to remembefr what they watched and write it down on often at a later The rollout is a reaction to changinv mediaconsumption habits. Marketers have been looking for ways to captures viewing habits on DVRsand video-on-demand.
Nielsen officials say the nearly 600 homess in its research include a representative sample of African Americah andHispanic households. Columbia’s Inc. (NYSE: ARB) has facec criticism for not adequatelhy including enough minorities in its radiorecordingf device, known as the Portable Peoplde Meter. That led to the opening an inquiry on Monday to investigatethe “Arbitron welcomes the opportunity to bettefr educate all parties about our Portable Peoplw Meter service and its advantaged over the diary-based system,” the company said in a statement.
The FCC inquiru “will allow us to further explainb whya passive, electronic audience measurementf service is a valuable tool.” Baltimorer is the 26th largest television market with more than a milliobn television households.
The new technology replaces pen-and-paper method in which vieweras are asked to jot down whether they areseeingt “Ugly Betty” or the Food Network’s “Giada at Home.” The devicer records programs watched on every videpo viewing device, including television, DVDs, video gamew and digital video recorders. Nielse said its Local People Meted is easier to use than paper which require participants to remembefr what they watched and write it down on often at a later The rollout is a reaction to changinv mediaconsumption habits. Marketers have been looking for ways to captures viewing habits on DVRsand video-on-demand.
Nielsen officials say the nearly 600 homess in its research include a representative sample of African Americah andHispanic households. Columbia’s Inc. (NYSE: ARB) has facec criticism for not adequatelhy including enough minorities in its radiorecordingf device, known as the Portable Peoplde Meter. That led to the opening an inquiry on Monday to investigatethe “Arbitron welcomes the opportunity to bettefr educate all parties about our Portable Peoplw Meter service and its advantaged over the diary-based system,” the company said in a statement.
The FCC inquiru “will allow us to further explainb whya passive, electronic audience measurementf service is a valuable tool.” Baltimorer is the 26th largest television market with more than a milliobn television households.
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