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New offices at downtown Portland’s Lincoln 208 S.W. Fifth Ave., will be on the eighth floor, and will be open beginninv Tuesday. The nonprofit’s Men’s Wellnes s Center, which serves gay and bisexua l men, will move from its Stark Street locationh into the ground floor of the building this following construction. Rent, on a per-square-foogt basis, will be roughly the same at the new site as the Cascadr AIDS Project hasbeen paying.
Building owner Unicoo Properties LLC offered significant incentives to make the movepencikl out, said Michael Kaplan, executive director of the Unico will grant the group four months of free rent in the comingy fiscal year, which begins July 1, resultint in cash savings of between $20,000 and $40,000, Kaplam said. The landlord also provided Cascade AIDS Project witha $75,00p0 cash moving allowance and built out 15,000 square feet of officew space at Unico’s expense.
Sunday, September 5, 2010
Saturday, September 4, 2010
New York Mets' Johan Santana initially complained about shoulder, a person ... - New York Daily News
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New York Daily News | New York Mets' Johan Santana initially complained about shoulder, a person ... New York Daily News A person close to Santana confirmed Friday that the ace initially complained about his shoulder before leaving the game. Following that exit, the Mets ... |
Thursday, September 2, 2010
North Shore theater likely to liquidate - Charlotte Business Journal:
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Theater executives announced Tuesdayt that the financially distressed theatere has failed to raisethe $2 millio n it needed to put on 2009 productions, althougjh more than $500,000 in pledgezs have been made since the theater announcer a turn-around strategy in mid April. “The thinhg we know is that we’red not putting on a 2009 season. I thinkk the very likely consequence of that is that we will very quicklgy go outof business,” said Davi d Fellows, chairman of the North Shore Music Theatrse board. “Whether it’s Chapter 11 or Chapterf 7 — it’s completeluy up in the air atthe moment.
” Without a productioj season this year, the theater is unables to address the substantial debtss of its creditors and restore the theater’s economicx health, said Fellows. The theater is approximately $10 million in debt, including large mortgages on its property and buildings and debtsto vendors, the State of and subscribers who paid in advancd for the 2009 season. Fellowz said most of the theater’s 4,400 subscribers are unlikely to get theirmoney returned. Subscription cost upwards of $350 per seat.
Theater executive s are in discussions with senior creditors and are reviewingt a liquidation to maximize the value ofthe theater’s assets for its stakeholders as well as identify potentia “friendly” buyers of the property who might consider a lease back of the Fellows said.
Theater executives announced Tuesdayt that the financially distressed theatere has failed to raisethe $2 millio n it needed to put on 2009 productions, althougjh more than $500,000 in pledgezs have been made since the theater announcer a turn-around strategy in mid April. “The thinhg we know is that we’red not putting on a 2009 season. I thinkk the very likely consequence of that is that we will very quicklgy go outof business,” said Davi d Fellows, chairman of the North Shore Music Theatrse board. “Whether it’s Chapter 11 or Chapterf 7 — it’s completeluy up in the air atthe moment.
” Without a productioj season this year, the theater is unables to address the substantial debtss of its creditors and restore the theater’s economicx health, said Fellows. The theater is approximately $10 million in debt, including large mortgages on its property and buildings and debtsto vendors, the State of and subscribers who paid in advancd for the 2009 season. Fellowz said most of the theater’s 4,400 subscribers are unlikely to get theirmoney returned. Subscription cost upwards of $350 per seat.
Theater executive s are in discussions with senior creditors and are reviewingt a liquidation to maximize the value ofthe theater’s assets for its stakeholders as well as identify potentia “friendly” buyers of the property who might consider a lease back of the Fellows said.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Housing quagmire: Is it time to remove relief? - CNNMoney
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Housing quagmire: Is it time to remove relief? CNNMoney ... (HARP) may have slowed the rate of foreclosures some, but the programs have largely been criticized for failing to give homeowners permanent relief. ... |
Sunday, August 29, 2010
K&L Gates opens Dubai office - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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Dubai is the firm’sw 33rd office and its first in theMiddle East. K&Lp Gates Chairman and Global Managinf Partner Peter Kalis said the officeewas “in the works for about a and that the firm’s entr was “well-timed compared with a year ago becausre the costs are reduced and there is much more legalp talent at more reasonable compensation levelxs available on the market.” K&L Gate expects to grow the Duba office principally through hires in that region. “I coulxd see additional offices in the Middle said Kalis, who first visited Dubai six months ago in preparing the firm’s entry there.
“Because of the concentration of financiao and professional services in theDubai area, it’s a very attractived and efficient point of entry into the Gulf But certainly it’s not the only market for legal services that A logical next step would be Abu but there is nothing scheduled for that to K&L Gates is also “always” open to continueds expansion opportunities internationally and in the continental United States, Kalis said, but did not identifh specific cities or countries. Neal Brendel, one of the firm’s seniorf dispute resolution partners, is relocating from the Pittsburguh office to serveas co-founder of the Dubai office.
Joiningb Brendel is Paul de Cordova, who most recently worked with establishing and managingthat firm’s Dubai office and helpinbg to open a second office in the Unitesd Arab Emirates. He is a corporate and projecte lawyer with more than 20years experience. Associate Richar d Dollimore also is joining the Dubai He most recently worked inthe K&LL Gates office in London.
Dubai is the firm’sw 33rd office and its first in theMiddle East. K&Lp Gates Chairman and Global Managinf Partner Peter Kalis said the officeewas “in the works for about a and that the firm’s entr was “well-timed compared with a year ago becausre the costs are reduced and there is much more legalp talent at more reasonable compensation levelxs available on the market.” K&L Gate expects to grow the Duba office principally through hires in that region. “I coulxd see additional offices in the Middle said Kalis, who first visited Dubai six months ago in preparing the firm’s entry there.
“Because of the concentration of financiao and professional services in theDubai area, it’s a very attractived and efficient point of entry into the Gulf But certainly it’s not the only market for legal services that A logical next step would be Abu but there is nothing scheduled for that to K&L Gates is also “always” open to continueds expansion opportunities internationally and in the continental United States, Kalis said, but did not identifh specific cities or countries. Neal Brendel, one of the firm’s seniorf dispute resolution partners, is relocating from the Pittsburguh office to serveas co-founder of the Dubai office.
Joiningb Brendel is Paul de Cordova, who most recently worked with establishing and managingthat firm’s Dubai office and helpinbg to open a second office in the Unitesd Arab Emirates. He is a corporate and projecte lawyer with more than 20years experience. Associate Richar d Dollimore also is joining the Dubai He most recently worked inthe K&LL Gates office in London.
Friday, August 27, 2010
Shaq grabs top spot on Highest-Paid Athletes list - Houston Business Journal:
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Business Journal researchers combed informationfrom ESPN.com, MSN.FoxSports.com, Cot’s Baseball Contracts, PGA Tour, team Web sitew and Wikepedia.com to rank the Phoenix-area’s 25 highest-paid sportsw stars based on 2009-09 salary or winnings. O’Neap outpaced his closest rival by a couple million Arizona Cardinals wide receiverLarry Fitzgerald, who help driv the team to the Super Bowl this came in second with $17.21 million. O’Neal won three NBA Championships with the Los Angeless Lakers and one with the Miamii Heat before being traded to the Heaveraged 24.7 points and 11.3 reboundes per game during his Rounding out the top five are Suns players Amare $15.
1 million; Steve Nash, $12.3 million; and Jason $12.2 million. The highest-paid member of the Arizona Diamondbacks, outfielder Eric Byrnes, $11.78 million, came in at No. 6. Linebacker Karlosx Dansby led the field for the Arizonwa Cardinals takingin $8.1 million at No. 8. Phoenix Coyotees defenseman Ed Jovanovski scored the top pay on his teamat $6.5 for the No. 11 spot. The only golfer to make the list was Phil Mickelsonbat No. 19 with winnings of $5.2 million. The complete list appearas in the June 5 print editiob of the PhoenixBusiness Journal. To subscribe or order a copy ofthat issues: jbertolino@bizjournals.com.
Business Journal researchers combed informationfrom ESPN.com, MSN.FoxSports.com, Cot’s Baseball Contracts, PGA Tour, team Web sitew and Wikepedia.com to rank the Phoenix-area’s 25 highest-paid sportsw stars based on 2009-09 salary or winnings. O’Neap outpaced his closest rival by a couple million Arizona Cardinals wide receiverLarry Fitzgerald, who help driv the team to the Super Bowl this came in second with $17.21 million. O’Neal won three NBA Championships with the Los Angeless Lakers and one with the Miamii Heat before being traded to the Heaveraged 24.7 points and 11.3 reboundes per game during his Rounding out the top five are Suns players Amare $15.
1 million; Steve Nash, $12.3 million; and Jason $12.2 million. The highest-paid member of the Arizona Diamondbacks, outfielder Eric Byrnes, $11.78 million, came in at No. 6. Linebacker Karlosx Dansby led the field for the Arizonwa Cardinals takingin $8.1 million at No. 8. Phoenix Coyotees defenseman Ed Jovanovski scored the top pay on his teamat $6.5 for the No. 11 spot. The only golfer to make the list was Phil Mickelsonbat No. 19 with winnings of $5.2 million. The complete list appearas in the June 5 print editiob of the PhoenixBusiness Journal. To subscribe or order a copy ofthat issues: jbertolino@bizjournals.com.
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Sierra College gets $200K to train workers - Sacramento Business Journal:
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Sierra College Training & a college division that provides customized work force developmentt help to Placer and Nevad a County employers and manufacturers throughoutNorthern California, securefd the grant from the , a news releasr said Wednesday. The money will be used to provide customized training inprocess improvement, qualituy management and mechatronics technical skills to high-growth Farsighted businesses see this as a great time to train staff, Sandra Scott, director of Sierrqa College’s Grant Development and Career Technical Education, said in the release.
“Bhy developing employees’ skills during the these businesses will be well positioned to take advantags of opportunities when theeconomy improves,” she said. The grant will allow more than 250 employeesd to learn technical skills and tools that canincrease businesses’ competitiveness. The Responsive Training Fund for Incumbent Workerw willmatch companies’ commitmeny to training, the release said. Participatinb employers include Comtek ComputerSystems Inc., the North Vallet Lean Training Group in partnership with Butte and Northstar-at-Tahoe with othere ski industry employers and the Californiz Ski Industry Association.
Sierra College Training & a college division that provides customized work force developmentt help to Placer and Nevad a County employers and manufacturers throughoutNorthern California, securefd the grant from the , a news releasr said Wednesday. The money will be used to provide customized training inprocess improvement, qualituy management and mechatronics technical skills to high-growth Farsighted businesses see this as a great time to train staff, Sandra Scott, director of Sierrqa College’s Grant Development and Career Technical Education, said in the release.
“Bhy developing employees’ skills during the these businesses will be well positioned to take advantags of opportunities when theeconomy improves,” she said. The grant will allow more than 250 employeesd to learn technical skills and tools that canincrease businesses’ competitiveness. The Responsive Training Fund for Incumbent Workerw willmatch companies’ commitmeny to training, the release said. Participatinb employers include Comtek ComputerSystems Inc., the North Vallet Lean Training Group in partnership with Butte and Northstar-at-Tahoe with othere ski industry employers and the Californiz Ski Industry Association.
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