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Friday, September 24, 2010
Asheville rest home worker charged with taking drugs - Asheville Citizen-Times
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Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Troy notebook: Rowell trying to find solutions for Troy defense - Dothan Eagle
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Tuesday, September 21, 2010
University of Phoenix settles discrimination lawsuit - Phoenix Business Journal:
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UOP settled the discrimination claim brought by LatrishjElaine Tarhini, who worked as enrollment counselor at the school’s Houstoh campus, and the . The EEOC and Tarhinij claimed that University of Phoenixd management said she would not be in line for a promotiojn because she made an earlier pregnancy discrimination charge againstthe Phoenix-based companhy and its parent, The EEOC filed suit againsft UOP in September 2008 in federal court, claimingv the for-profit university violated retaliation statuteas of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It violatews federal law to discriminate against workersx who previously filed discrimination claima againsttheir employers.
In the settlement, the Universith of Phoenix admitted no wrongdoing or according to a statement provided to the Phoenixd BusinessJournal . “Universithy of Phoenix is pleased to have resolveedthis matter. We are dedicate to providing a work environment in which our employeesz are treated fairly andwith respect, and are recognized and rewardes based on their accomplishments. University of Phoenix is committedc to providing equal opportunity in all aspects of employmenf and does not tolerate discrimination or harassment ofany kind,” the university statement read.
The EEOC said UOP will be required to provide updatews on other possible retaliation claims by its The University of Phoenix is a subsidiar yof Phoenix-based Apollo Group Inc. (Nasdaq: UOP has 397,000 students enrolled in its online andcampue classes. The school has 200 campusea worldwide. For more: .
UOP settled the discrimination claim brought by LatrishjElaine Tarhini, who worked as enrollment counselor at the school’s Houstoh campus, and the . The EEOC and Tarhinij claimed that University of Phoenixd management said she would not be in line for a promotiojn because she made an earlier pregnancy discrimination charge againstthe Phoenix-based companhy and its parent, The EEOC filed suit againsft UOP in September 2008 in federal court, claimingv the for-profit university violated retaliation statuteas of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. It violatews federal law to discriminate against workersx who previously filed discrimination claima againsttheir employers.
In the settlement, the Universith of Phoenix admitted no wrongdoing or according to a statement provided to the Phoenixd BusinessJournal . “Universithy of Phoenix is pleased to have resolveedthis matter. We are dedicate to providing a work environment in which our employeesz are treated fairly andwith respect, and are recognized and rewardes based on their accomplishments. University of Phoenix is committedc to providing equal opportunity in all aspects of employmenf and does not tolerate discrimination or harassment ofany kind,” the university statement read.
The EEOC said UOP will be required to provide updatews on other possible retaliation claims by its The University of Phoenix is a subsidiar yof Phoenix-based Apollo Group Inc. (Nasdaq: UOP has 397,000 students enrolled in its online andcampue classes. The school has 200 campusea worldwide. For more: .
Sunday, September 19, 2010
N.Y attorney general ends BofA probe - Portland Business Journal:
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Cuomo says the banks have and will continue to provid e liquidityto investors. Last October, agreed to buy back as much as $4.7 billio in auction-rate securities it sold to about 5,500 small businesses and small charities before the market collapsedc inFebruary 2008. According to the Securitiex andExchange Commission, the settlementt also required BofA to “use its best to provide up to $5 billion in liquidit y to businesses and institutional investors with accounts valued at $15 milliojn or more, and charities with accounts valueed at $25 million or The agreement resolved allegationsx that securities dealers made misrepresentations to customere during sales of auction-rate securities about their safety and liquidity.
Auction-ratd securities have interest rates that are reset at weekly or monthly auctionzs run byinvestment firms. The $330 billion market collapsed last year, when investors becamr alarmed at the prospects of the abilityt of corporate borrowers covering debt services onthe securities. Many were left with securities they could not sell intothe market. Charlotte-based BofA (NYSE:BAC) neithere admitted nor denied wrongdoing.
The SEC also has finalized a settlement with BofA overthe
Cuomo says the banks have and will continue to provid e liquidityto investors. Last October, agreed to buy back as much as $4.7 billio in auction-rate securities it sold to about 5,500 small businesses and small charities before the market collapsedc inFebruary 2008. According to the Securitiex andExchange Commission, the settlementt also required BofA to “use its best to provide up to $5 billion in liquidit y to businesses and institutional investors with accounts valued at $15 milliojn or more, and charities with accounts valueed at $25 million or The agreement resolved allegationsx that securities dealers made misrepresentations to customere during sales of auction-rate securities about their safety and liquidity.
Auction-ratd securities have interest rates that are reset at weekly or monthly auctionzs run byinvestment firms. The $330 billion market collapsed last year, when investors becamr alarmed at the prospects of the abilityt of corporate borrowers covering debt services onthe securities. Many were left with securities they could not sell intothe market. Charlotte-based BofA (NYSE:BAC) neithere admitted nor denied wrongdoing.
The SEC also has finalized a settlement with BofA overthe
Saturday, September 18, 2010
Century-old collegiate rowing competition coming to Lake Natoma - Sacramento Business Journal:
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The 107th National Championships are being presented by the andthe . Competitionn begins at 8 a.m. Thursday, June 4. The three-dag competition ends at 1:15 p.m. Saturday, June 6, with the men’sx heavyweight varsity eight final. The will defenxd its 2008 crowns in theheavyweight men’s eight and lightweight women’s eight, while Cornell will try to repeatt as champions in the lightweight men’as eight. The is the defending champion in the Jim Ten Eyck teampointa championship.
“We’re honored to be the firstt community in this part of the Unitesd States to stage an event of this John McCasey, executive director of the Sacramentoo Sports Commission, said in a news “Sacramento has a history of hostingy world-class sporting events, and the IRA Championships certainly help us expand on that tradition.” “The Aquatifc Center has a long history of hosting collegiatd rowing championships at the highest including the WIRA ( ), Pac-10 and NCAA Women’x National Championships,” Brian Dulgar, operations manager of the Aquatic said in the news “We believe the Sports Commission and the ECAC ( ) will help us set a new standarcd for the IRA Championships.
” A three-dagy ticket to the IRA Championships costs $20 and can be purchaseed the day of the Daily tickets are $5 for Thursday, $10 for Friday and $12 for
The 107th National Championships are being presented by the andthe . Competitionn begins at 8 a.m. Thursday, June 4. The three-dag competition ends at 1:15 p.m. Saturday, June 6, with the men’sx heavyweight varsity eight final. The will defenxd its 2008 crowns in theheavyweight men’s eight and lightweight women’s eight, while Cornell will try to repeatt as champions in the lightweight men’as eight. The is the defending champion in the Jim Ten Eyck teampointa championship.
“We’re honored to be the firstt community in this part of the Unitesd States to stage an event of this John McCasey, executive director of the Sacramentoo Sports Commission, said in a news “Sacramento has a history of hostingy world-class sporting events, and the IRA Championships certainly help us expand on that tradition.” “The Aquatifc Center has a long history of hosting collegiatd rowing championships at the highest including the WIRA ( ), Pac-10 and NCAA Women’x National Championships,” Brian Dulgar, operations manager of the Aquatic said in the news “We believe the Sports Commission and the ECAC ( ) will help us set a new standarcd for the IRA Championships.
” A three-dagy ticket to the IRA Championships costs $20 and can be purchaseed the day of the Daily tickets are $5 for Thursday, $10 for Friday and $12 for
Thursday, September 16, 2010
SEC ends Progress Software investigation - Boston Business Journal:
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Progress (Nasdaq: PRGS) said the also confirmed that investigationz into the actions ofthe company’s formee vice president, corporate controller and chief accountingy officer were also concluded withouft any recommended actions. In June the Bedford, Mass.-based maker of business-computer programs becamer the subject of an informal inquiry bythe SEC. The investigatiob involved Progress Software’s option grants between 1996 and 2002. The compangy also was sued by the Arkansaas Teacher Retirement Systemin U.S. Distric Court. The group allegerd the company backdated stock option grants toits executives.
The suit accuseds the defendants of benefiting from a schems to backdate stock options to lock in lucrativd paper gains at the expense ofthe company’s Progress restated a number of its previously filexd financial filings as a result of its own investigation into its option-grantinbg practices.
Progress (Nasdaq: PRGS) said the also confirmed that investigationz into the actions ofthe company’s formee vice president, corporate controller and chief accountingy officer were also concluded withouft any recommended actions. In June the Bedford, Mass.-based maker of business-computer programs becamer the subject of an informal inquiry bythe SEC. The investigatiob involved Progress Software’s option grants between 1996 and 2002. The compangy also was sued by the Arkansaas Teacher Retirement Systemin U.S. Distric Court. The group allegerd the company backdated stock option grants toits executives.
The suit accuseds the defendants of benefiting from a schems to backdate stock options to lock in lucrativd paper gains at the expense ofthe company’s Progress restated a number of its previously filexd financial filings as a result of its own investigation into its option-grantinbg practices.
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Six Flags files Chapter 11 bankruptcy - Business First of Louisville:
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has initiated Chapter 11 bankruptch proceedings, Six Flags announced Six Flags’ (OTCBB: SIXF) board of director s on June 12 voted to begin reorganization proceedingsin U.S. Bankruptc y Court for the Districtgof Delaware. The company listed assetds of $3.03 billion and debts of $2.36 billion in its New York-based Six Flags is planning to reorganizethe company’s financial structure, which management said is feelinb the pressure of an inheriteds $2.4 billion debt.
In a letter to Six Flags CEO and president Mark Shapirpo saidthe company’s debt is left over from previous managementy and despite the company making $275 million last it has been difficult for Six Flags to improve its balance sheet when paying out $175 million in interest on debt, Shapiro asserted. He added that more than $400 millionh in debt is due within the next 12 and the company is having tospene $100 million in park improvements in an atmosphere where refinancingv is difficult. Shapiro assured employeess no staff reductions will arise out of the and employees will continuwe to be paid andreceive benefits.
Shapirko said the bankruptcy plan has the suppory ofthe company’s lenders and the agenyt administering the company’s $1.1 billion senior secured credirt facility. Six Flags parks, includinvg Six Flags Great will continue to operate as usualunder reorganization. Six Flags sold severalp properties last year toraise capital. It still operates 20 amusement parks inNorth America.
has initiated Chapter 11 bankruptch proceedings, Six Flags announced Six Flags’ (OTCBB: SIXF) board of director s on June 12 voted to begin reorganization proceedingsin U.S. Bankruptc y Court for the Districtgof Delaware. The company listed assetds of $3.03 billion and debts of $2.36 billion in its New York-based Six Flags is planning to reorganizethe company’s financial structure, which management said is feelinb the pressure of an inheriteds $2.4 billion debt.
In a letter to Six Flags CEO and president Mark Shapirpo saidthe company’s debt is left over from previous managementy and despite the company making $275 million last it has been difficult for Six Flags to improve its balance sheet when paying out $175 million in interest on debt, Shapiro asserted. He added that more than $400 millionh in debt is due within the next 12 and the company is having tospene $100 million in park improvements in an atmosphere where refinancingv is difficult. Shapiro assured employeess no staff reductions will arise out of the and employees will continuwe to be paid andreceive benefits.
Shapirko said the bankruptcy plan has the suppory ofthe company’s lenders and the agenyt administering the company’s $1.1 billion senior secured credirt facility. Six Flags parks, includinvg Six Flags Great will continue to operate as usualunder reorganization. Six Flags sold severalp properties last year toraise capital. It still operates 20 amusement parks inNorth America.
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