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Saturday, October 9, 2010
Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood confirms poll participation - AFP
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Boston Globe | Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood confirms poll participation AFP The group plans to field candidates for 30 percent of the 518 seats in parliament, its leader Mohammed Badie was quoted by MENA as saying. ... Egypt's Opposition Muslim Brotherhood to Run in Parliamentary Election Egypt Islamist group vies for 30 pct of parliament Egypt main opposition group to contest election |
Friday, October 8, 2010
Regulators order SouthBank to consider sale or merger - Denver Business Journal:
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The Office of Thrift Supervisionn (OTS) signed the supervisory agreement with SouthBank onMay 21. On the same day, it signec a separate supervisory agreement with itsholdinfg company, Huntsville, Ala.-based Commonwealth Savingshares Corp., and a more seriousd cease and desist order with its sister institution, SouthBanki of Huntsville. The Palm Beach Gardens-bases bank only had $24.5 million in assets as of March 31. It had capitalp ratios in excess ofregulatory requirements.
The OTS agreementg said the bank failed to complh with the requirements of laws and thoughit didn’t specify which ones, and failed in the areas of risk management, operational management and correctinfg deficiencies. It told the bank it must submig a plan to become viable asa stand-alond without depending on its sister institution or paren t holding company. The order also placed restrictions onthe bank’ s growth and the hiring of executivr management.
Danny Wiginton, the chairman and CEO of both did not immediately return a callseeking
The Office of Thrift Supervisionn (OTS) signed the supervisory agreement with SouthBank onMay 21. On the same day, it signec a separate supervisory agreement with itsholdinfg company, Huntsville, Ala.-based Commonwealth Savingshares Corp., and a more seriousd cease and desist order with its sister institution, SouthBanki of Huntsville. The Palm Beach Gardens-bases bank only had $24.5 million in assets as of March 31. It had capitalp ratios in excess ofregulatory requirements.
The OTS agreementg said the bank failed to complh with the requirements of laws and thoughit didn’t specify which ones, and failed in the areas of risk management, operational management and correctinfg deficiencies. It told the bank it must submig a plan to become viable asa stand-alond without depending on its sister institution or paren t holding company. The order also placed restrictions onthe bank’ s growth and the hiring of executivr management.
Danny Wiginton, the chairman and CEO of both did not immediately return a callseeking
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Highwoods shares slip on $125M stock offering - Triangle Business Journal:
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million shares at $21.50 a share. A syndicatde of three investmentbanks , and – are charged with selling the shareas on behalf of Highwoods. The underwriterss have a 30-day option to buy as many as 915 milliomn additional shares to coverany overallotments. Highwoods (NYSE: HIW) said it expecte net proceeds from the stock offeringof $125.q1 million. That projection does not factor in any possiblsoverallotment sales. Highwoods says it intends to use the money to repay debt and for generalcorporate purposes. The announcemenf of the offering came after the closs ofmarkets Tuesday, with the pricing announce d Wednesday morning before markets opened.
Investorss then punished the stock, sending it down more than 7 percentg to closeat $21.66. As of Marcy 31, 2009, Highwoods owned or had an interesgt in382 office, industrial and retail properties encompassingt approximately 35.4 million square feet. Highwoodsa also owned 580 acres ofdevelopment land.
million shares at $21.50 a share. A syndicatde of three investmentbanks , and – are charged with selling the shareas on behalf of Highwoods. The underwriterss have a 30-day option to buy as many as 915 milliomn additional shares to coverany overallotments. Highwoods (NYSE: HIW) said it expecte net proceeds from the stock offeringof $125.q1 million. That projection does not factor in any possiblsoverallotment sales. Highwoods says it intends to use the money to repay debt and for generalcorporate purposes. The announcemenf of the offering came after the closs ofmarkets Tuesday, with the pricing announce d Wednesday morning before markets opened.
Investorss then punished the stock, sending it down more than 7 percentg to closeat $21.66. As of Marcy 31, 2009, Highwoods owned or had an interesgt in382 office, industrial and retail properties encompassingt approximately 35.4 million square feet. Highwoodsa also owned 580 acres ofdevelopment land.
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Home health care business continues growing - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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The home care industry appears to be recession proofas Milwaukee-are owners of senior care franchises have seen their customer base increase over the last year. “There are a lot of optionx these days for seniores and as the baby boomere start coming through in the next 20yearsz (senior care companies) are just going to grow,” said Lisa president of , Germantown, which moves personal belongings for seniors moving out of their homes. The latest numbersa from the U.S.
Burea u of Labor Statistics predict caregiving will bethe second-fastest-growing fielx over the next Nationwide, the personal and home-care aide industry is expected to grow by more than 50 percenft between 2006 and 2016, increasingg from 767,000 to a projected 1.15 million Home care providers said there are multipld reasons the industry is growing, besides the aging population. Many adul children are not able to care for theirr elderly parents because of work obligations and healtj insurance companies are not paying for enoughn recovery time ina “A lot of things that used to be done at a hospitapl for someone now have to be done in the home because insurancwe companies are trying to get people out as soon as said Orest Carnavale, owner of in Glendale.
BrightStar serviceds range from having a caregiver stop in to give a personn their daily bath toproviding 24-hour care. Sinc purchasing the franchise almostf threeyears ago, Carnavale has added new clients weekly and plans to expans to Waukesha, where many of his clientxs live, within the next three months. The cost of long-termk care is also a factor. A study releaseds in May by , Richmond, Va., found the cost of long-terj care in Wisconsin is rising twice as fast as the rate of The average cost of a private nursing home in Milwaukeweis $254 per day whil e the average cost for a private room at a Milwaukese assisted living facility is $102 per day.
At the same 20 hours of companionshiop home care per week costsaboug $50 per day, said Kim Stoneking, executive directoer of the Indianapolis-based , which representd 1,300 member providers of private pay in-home care services for the elderlgy and disabled. “Based on our surveys, nearly 90 percen t of seniors said they would like to remaiat home,” Stoneking said. “Some of that is drivenn by cost, but it’s also the security of being surrounded by what youalreadu know.” Tom Spicuzza, owner of , Brookfield, whicyh provides non-medical care, has noticed an increase in business over the last three to four months.
“u think seniors are beginning to realizethey don’t have to go into an unfamiliarf facility but can stay at home and live comfortablyt with consistent, quality care,” Spicuzza said. “Babyy boomers want to have more controo over their livesand we’vse been able to grow our business nicely because of it.” Spicuzza would not give reveal revenue figures. Stoneking said 83 percen t of his association’s members are hiring caregivers to copewith “Business for our members has eithetr slightly increased or remained very at least in 2008,” he said.
“Righr now this year’s projections look pretty Long term, it’s still anybody’s guesxs as with any industry.”
The home care industry appears to be recession proofas Milwaukee-are owners of senior care franchises have seen their customer base increase over the last year. “There are a lot of optionx these days for seniores and as the baby boomere start coming through in the next 20yearsz (senior care companies) are just going to grow,” said Lisa president of , Germantown, which moves personal belongings for seniors moving out of their homes. The latest numbersa from the U.S.
Burea u of Labor Statistics predict caregiving will bethe second-fastest-growing fielx over the next Nationwide, the personal and home-care aide industry is expected to grow by more than 50 percenft between 2006 and 2016, increasingg from 767,000 to a projected 1.15 million Home care providers said there are multipld reasons the industry is growing, besides the aging population. Many adul children are not able to care for theirr elderly parents because of work obligations and healtj insurance companies are not paying for enoughn recovery time ina “A lot of things that used to be done at a hospitapl for someone now have to be done in the home because insurancwe companies are trying to get people out as soon as said Orest Carnavale, owner of in Glendale.
BrightStar serviceds range from having a caregiver stop in to give a personn their daily bath toproviding 24-hour care. Sinc purchasing the franchise almostf threeyears ago, Carnavale has added new clients weekly and plans to expans to Waukesha, where many of his clientxs live, within the next three months. The cost of long-termk care is also a factor. A study releaseds in May by , Richmond, Va., found the cost of long-terj care in Wisconsin is rising twice as fast as the rate of The average cost of a private nursing home in Milwaukeweis $254 per day whil e the average cost for a private room at a Milwaukese assisted living facility is $102 per day.
At the same 20 hours of companionshiop home care per week costsaboug $50 per day, said Kim Stoneking, executive directoer of the Indianapolis-based , which representd 1,300 member providers of private pay in-home care services for the elderlgy and disabled. “Based on our surveys, nearly 90 percen t of seniors said they would like to remaiat home,” Stoneking said. “Some of that is drivenn by cost, but it’s also the security of being surrounded by what youalreadu know.” Tom Spicuzza, owner of , Brookfield, whicyh provides non-medical care, has noticed an increase in business over the last three to four months.
“u think seniors are beginning to realizethey don’t have to go into an unfamiliarf facility but can stay at home and live comfortablyt with consistent, quality care,” Spicuzza said. “Babyy boomers want to have more controo over their livesand we’vse been able to grow our business nicely because of it.” Spicuzza would not give reveal revenue figures. Stoneking said 83 percen t of his association’s members are hiring caregivers to copewith “Business for our members has eithetr slightly increased or remained very at least in 2008,” he said.
“Righr now this year’s projections look pretty Long term, it’s still anybody’s guesxs as with any industry.”
Sunday, October 3, 2010
Centene closes on financing for HQ project - Tampa Bay Business Journal:
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A U.S. Bank-led consortium committed on June 5 to a constructiob loan forthe 17-story officr tower, which will house the corporate headquarters for one of St. Louis’ largest public companies, and , one of the area’ largest law firms. Construction began in Octobef to demolish the former building on the site and starrt work on the first two The project willhave 460,00o square feet of office space and 28,125 squars feet of retail space.
The , led by chiec executive Bill Koman, signed on as an equity partnere in the project earlier this of Chicago, which had led development effortx for Centene’s new headquarters, dropped out as an equituy partner but will still serve as a consultant. The equityh partners in the project are and . Centene Center will be Clayton’s first new office building in nearly a decadse when it is completed inJuly 2010. Centenwe Center, to be built at the heartt of Clayton’s central business district at Hanleuyand Forsyth, is one of a few new, large-scale developmentse to proceed in recent months. Retainin Centene, St.
Louis’ 11th-largest public company, is also a boos for the region asa whole, in light of job lossesx at and other top companies. Centene Corp.’sx 2008 revenue was $3.4 billion and the companyu has more than 500local employees. Centene is led by President and CEOMichaelp Neidorff. Centene Center’s other main Armstrong Teasdale, the city’s third-largest law firm, is moving its 200 local attorneys there from the Metropolitan Squarebuildingb downtown. Centene Corp.
, one of the nation’sa largest providers of managed care programs and related services to individualsunder Medicaid, first sought in 2004 to builfd a replacement building a block away from its existing headquarters at 7711 Carondeler Ave. That year, it bought a formed bookstore, Library Ltd., at Forsyth and Hanlet from Summit Development Group foraboutg $10 million. Centene then faced a two-year court battle with three commercialproperty owners, the late Dan Sheehan, David Danforth and Debbi Pyzyk, who resisted the city of Clayton’x efforts to take their buildings on Forsytn through eminent domain to make way for the new , a development firm with projectes around the world, conducted a nationwidw search for possible sites for Centene’s headquarters, with proposal from Illinois and Coloradl in the running for a potential relocatiom of the company.
Centene abruptly changed course in Septembe 2007 and announced its plans to be an anchodr tenant in the proposed Ballpark Villagedevelopment downtown. By March 2008, Centene reversed course again and dropped its planxs tomove downtown. After the Missouri Supremre Court ruled in the Claytonpropertuy owners’ favor on the eminent domain Centene ultimately bought the three Forsythg properties in early 2008 for $19 million. In the Clayton Board of Aldermen approveda scaled-down versioh of the project from the original cost of $215 million.
The planned office towe was reduced in size by severapl floors as Centene opted to initially leaseejust 200,000 square feet of space instead of 300,00o square feet, and the retail portion was minimized to 28,125 square feet from 34,000 square Armstrong Teasdale has signed a lease for 125,000 squarr feet of space, making it one of the largestt local office lease deals announced in 2009.
A U.S. Bank-led consortium committed on June 5 to a constructiob loan forthe 17-story officr tower, which will house the corporate headquarters for one of St. Louis’ largest public companies, and , one of the area’ largest law firms. Construction began in Octobef to demolish the former building on the site and starrt work on the first two The project willhave 460,00o square feet of office space and 28,125 squars feet of retail space.
The , led by chiec executive Bill Koman, signed on as an equity partnere in the project earlier this of Chicago, which had led development effortx for Centene’s new headquarters, dropped out as an equituy partner but will still serve as a consultant. The equityh partners in the project are and . Centene Center will be Clayton’s first new office building in nearly a decadse when it is completed inJuly 2010. Centenwe Center, to be built at the heartt of Clayton’s central business district at Hanleuyand Forsyth, is one of a few new, large-scale developmentse to proceed in recent months. Retainin Centene, St.
Louis’ 11th-largest public company, is also a boos for the region asa whole, in light of job lossesx at and other top companies. Centene Corp.’sx 2008 revenue was $3.4 billion and the companyu has more than 500local employees. Centene is led by President and CEOMichaelp Neidorff. Centene Center’s other main Armstrong Teasdale, the city’s third-largest law firm, is moving its 200 local attorneys there from the Metropolitan Squarebuildingb downtown. Centene Corp.
, one of the nation’sa largest providers of managed care programs and related services to individualsunder Medicaid, first sought in 2004 to builfd a replacement building a block away from its existing headquarters at 7711 Carondeler Ave. That year, it bought a formed bookstore, Library Ltd., at Forsyth and Hanlet from Summit Development Group foraboutg $10 million. Centene then faced a two-year court battle with three commercialproperty owners, the late Dan Sheehan, David Danforth and Debbi Pyzyk, who resisted the city of Clayton’x efforts to take their buildings on Forsytn through eminent domain to make way for the new , a development firm with projectes around the world, conducted a nationwidw search for possible sites for Centene’s headquarters, with proposal from Illinois and Coloradl in the running for a potential relocatiom of the company.
Centene abruptly changed course in Septembe 2007 and announced its plans to be an anchodr tenant in the proposed Ballpark Villagedevelopment downtown. By March 2008, Centene reversed course again and dropped its planxs tomove downtown. After the Missouri Supremre Court ruled in the Claytonpropertuy owners’ favor on the eminent domain Centene ultimately bought the three Forsythg properties in early 2008 for $19 million. In the Clayton Board of Aldermen approveda scaled-down versioh of the project from the original cost of $215 million.
The planned office towe was reduced in size by severapl floors as Centene opted to initially leaseejust 200,000 square feet of space instead of 300,00o square feet, and the retail portion was minimized to 28,125 square feet from 34,000 square Armstrong Teasdale has signed a lease for 125,000 squarr feet of space, making it one of the largestt local office lease deals announced in 2009.
Saturday, October 2, 2010
Snapper Season Is Back Open - WMBB-TV
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Snapper Season Is Back Open WMBB-TV When discussions about lengthening the season began, they centered around opening for 24 straight days or eight weekends. Captain Josh Craighead said he ... |
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