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CORTEX shows off its latest project
St. Louis Post-DispatchLess than five months after receiving a critical public incentive, the latest expansion of the CORTEX bioscience district is taking shape. Conversion of a former telephone factory as laboratories and research space won't be done until late this year,...Tags: Research, Companies and Corporations, Labor Legislation, Economy, Business and Finance, Shriners
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Applauding the entrepreneurs among us
The Daily Independent, Ashland, Ky.If Thursday's Northeast Kentucky Small Business Awards are any indication, entrepreneurialism is alive and well in Ashland and the surrounding areas. A record number of businesses and individuals -- 64 total from Boyd, Greenup and Carter counties --...Tags: Small Businesses
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Winhofer moving on after 6 years at chamber
The News-Item, Shamokin, Pa.Sandy Winhofer is in her final days as director of the Brush Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce after nearly six years leading the organization. Winhofer, of Kulpmont, has announced her resignation, effective Friday, May 24, to take a position as...Tags: Marketing
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New Haven Mayoral Candidate Henry Fernandez: 'I will be champion' for women
New Haven Register, Conn.Introduced by poet Elizabeth Alexander, a construction worker and an immigration rights advocate, mayoral candidate Henry Fernandez announced a platform Thursday where he promised to make the city safer for women, including educating young men on not...Tags: Elections, Politics, Health, Labor Legislation, Health and Safety at Work
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Officer walks the beat downtown
The Dominion Post, Morgantown, W.Va.Brownie lifted his snout off his paws and gave a tail-wag when he saw the police officer. "Hey, Brownie," Steve Bennett said, as he gave a pat to one of downtown Morgantown's canine regulars. "Yo u 're a good boy, do you know that?" Saying hello to... -
Big banks get boost under new swap rules
ReutersThe top U.S. regulator adopted watered-down rules to bring swaps onto exchange-like trading platforms in the $640 billion derivatives market, giving big banks a boost. The rules constitute a compromise that critics say means supervisors have fewer tools...Tags: Bank of America Corp., Thomson Corporation, Politics, Economy, Business and Finance, Lobbying
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Tour will highlight solar, wind projects
The Columbus DispatchRenewable energy advocates' tour this week of central Ohio solar and wind installations is showcasing the kind of projects that might not have happened without a 2008 state law that might be on the chopping block. Green Energy Ohio, a nonprofit...Tags: Energy Saving, Crime, Law and Justice, Environmental Issues, Sales, Alternative Energy
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Cuccinelli says coal, rollback of EPA regs and drilling offshore core of his agenda
Bristol Herald Courier, Va.Coal, a rollback on environmental regulations and access to offshore oil would be at the core of Republican Ken Cuccinelli's agenda if elected Virginia's next governor, the candidate said during a local stop Thursday. Cuccinelli , the state's current...Tags: Elections, Star Scientific Incorporated, Politics, Business Enterprises, Conservation
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News flash: There are plenty of high-tech manufacturing jobs
Hickory Daily Record, N.C.Catawba County and state leaders are hammering home the fact manufacturing isn't a dead industry. But how to get young folks interested in it and match up the jobs available with the education needed was the topic of a meeting Thursday between...Tags: Colleges and Universities
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Didn't have to provide receipts, Southaven Mayor Greg Davis testifies
Commercial AppealSouthaven Mayor Greg Davis, testifying in his own defense Thursday, said he generally did not provide receipts for his spending because he was not required to. His testimony came as the state rested its case against Davis, who is accused by...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Judges, Credit and Debt, Trips and Vacations, Accounting and Auditing
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Sustainable Tulsa holds Business to Business Case for Sustainability symposium
Tulsa WorldMore environmentally sustainable business practices can have benefits for companies willing to make the changes, business leaders said Thursday. Several representatives from companies that practice environmental sustainability spoke about how they...Tags: Computing and Information Technology Industry
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Tulsa city councilors asked to move forward on use of Tate Brady's name in Tulsa Arts District
Tulsa WorldCity councilors heard on Thursday from about a half dozen speakers who urged them to take a stand on removing Tate Brady's name from the Brady Arts District and anything else with which it might be associated. No one got to the point quicker than Mike...Tags: Social Sciences, Human Interest, Ku Klux Klan, Arts and Culture, Timothy McVeigh
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