Archive for October 8th, 2009

AlwaysOn Introduces the 2009 OnDC 100 Top Private Companies (Business Wire)

SAN FRANCISCO—-AlwaysOn today announced the winners of its OnDC 100 Top Private Company Awards and named Pacific Biosciences the Overall Winner. Inclusion in the OnDC 100 signifies technology developments in healthcare, education, broadband infrastructure, green technology, enterprise and cybersecurity that contribute to the renewed and continued prosperity of our country.

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Atlanta Union Mission to Be Refurbished by More Than 100 ARAMARK Employee Volunteers (Business Wire)

ATLANTA—-Atlanta Union Mission will receive a much-deserved facelift from more than 100 employees of ARAMARK, the global provider of professional services, on Wednesday, Oct. 14. This project launches a new, long-term partnership between Atlanta Union Mission and ARAMARK Building Community, a company-wide initiative that fosters long-term support for local community centers in more than 25 cities.

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Wall Street Run Amok: Why Harvard’s to Blame (BusinessWeek)

A Harvard Business School alumna argues that the brand of business taught at HBS and elsewhere is seriously in need of an overhaul

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Stock futures rise on Alcoa profit, commodities (Reuters)

Stock futures rose on Thursday as the latest earnings season got off to a positive start after Alcoa posted a surprise profit and as surging commodity prices underpinned a global equity advance.

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Mr. Geithner, Wall Street is on Line 1 (again) (AP)

Even during his most frenzied days, when Congress is demanding answers or the president himself is calling, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner makes time to talk to a select group of powerful Wall Street bankers.

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Stocks futures point to sharply higher opening (AP)

Stock futures are pointing to a sharply higher opening Thursday after Alcoa kicked off earnings season with an unexpected profit, helping to boost investors’ hopes for an economic recovery.

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Ahead of the Bell: Wholesale Inventories (AP)

Businesses likely slashed wholesale inventories for a 12th consecutive month in August. But analysts expect sales rose for a fifth straight month, a sign of better days ahead for the economy.

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Ahead of the Bell: Jobless claims (AP)

Wall Street economists expect the number of newly laid-off workers seeking unemployment benefits dropped last week, a sign the job market may be slowly improving.

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Trial will soon begin for Cioffi and Tannin (CNNMoney.com)

Despite all the finger-pointing over who’s to blame for the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression, just two prominent players face criminal charges.

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Gold at fresh record, equities buoyant (Reuters)

Gold hit a fresh record high on Thursday as the dollar struggled, while emerging market stocks climbed to their highest level this year.

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