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million. First American, on behalrf of an affiliate, bought a 5,650-square-foog building called Building 5 anda three-story manufacturing facility called Building 12. The Attleboro Corporater Campus was previously owned and occupied by and isa 300-acrwe mixed-use office and industrial campus locatedr just off Interstate 95 in Attleboro. Building 12 is leased to as it’z global manufacturing headquarters. Building 5 is leased to The BOCGrouo Inc., a worldwide distributor of industrial gases and its parent, The Lindr Group. Preferred Unlimited Inc. is a 15-year-olf commercial real estate firm which started as Preferred Real EstatedInvestments Inc.
The company is headquarterex in Conshohocken, Pa. First American Realty Inc. is a privatelt held investment and management firm basesin Worcester, Mass. which acquires industriakl and medicaloffice properties.
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Friday, January 28, 2011
Filibuster reform goes bust - Politico
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Sify | Filibuster reform goes bust Politico The youth of the Senate lost a fierce fight to the filibuster Thursday, proving once again that the institution can still ... Senate Reform Goes Dormant (But It's Not Dead) |
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Pentagon Source: No Link Found Between Wikileaks Suspect and Assange - Fox News
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Telegraph.co.uk | Pentagon Source: No Link Found Between Wikileaks Suspect and Assange Fox News Many have speculated on a possible prior connection between Manning and Assange, but, as NBC News first reported, military investigators are not pursuing ... No link between Bradley Manning and Julian Assange, say military sources Assange-Manning Link Not Key to WikiLeaks Case NBC: Feds Can't Link Manning to Assange |
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Creatively speaking: Schools adapt as fewer students know English - Detroit Free Press
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Creatively speaking: Schools adapt as fewer students know English Detroit Free Press Christian doesn't speak English. And he has at least six classmates who barely speak English at Jefferson Elementary School in Sterling Heights. ... |
Thursday, January 20, 2011
For Boeing, 'not bad' is good at Paris Air Show - Kansas City Business Journal:
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executives are making the roundsd at the Paris Air Show to chat about how greay things look out on the Inso doing, they hope to steer the conversation away from theirr lack of a single airplande sale so far. On the secondx day of the world’s oldest and most important aircraftt trade showon Tuesday, Boeing was again shut out. At least its chief rival, , hasn’t done much better, thougjh the European aircraft makef was able to eke out a couple of ordere the lasttwo days. Rather than talk aboutg the kindsof multi-plane deals lined up in past Boeing CEO of Commercial Airplanes Scottf E. Carson instead chose to focus on howthingse weren’t as bad as they might seem.
“At this point it appearss to us that the economic conditionsdhave bottomed,” Carson said, adding that the company’w commercial jet division could beginm growing again as early as 2010. — The long-delayex 787 Dreamliner will fly by the end of the seconfquarter (though it won’t be takin to the skies over Paris this week, as some had Jon Ostrower, of Flightglobal/Blogas pegs the date for the first flight at June 30. He citesz multiple sources for the June30 date. — Its new 747- 8 freighter plane will fly its first flightf by the end ofthis year. — To get back into the hunt fora $35 billion contract to supply fuel tankers for the U.S.
Boeing will reconfigure its 777 to increasrfuel efficiency. It had previously lost its tanker bid to the A350by — Also on the defense contractingt front, the company announcecd Monday it was forming a divisiojn to oversee its unmanned aircraft programs. This year’s air show comez at a gloomy timefor aircraft. Both Boeing and Airbusa have had to deal with cancellations of ordersfrom credit-crunched And both have had production cutbacks. But Boeing has had the additional pressure of a strike by its machinistw within thelast year.
The companyu has taken hits to its militarycontractint business, with the cancellationh of the F-22 and the loss of the tanker And delays in getting its next-generatiohn 787 Dreamliner into the air have been a high-profiles embarrassment. So it was up to Carson to searcgh outthe positive. He said his company would not be cutting back assembly lines this It will cut production ofits wide-bodyh 777 by 28 percent in and will not increase 767 and 747 Airbus has cut production of its A320 singlre aisle plane and its A380 superjumbo, and has shelved plans to increase production of its wide-body A330.
Carson said he expects the crediyt crunch on airlines to ease towarda “morew normal” environment in 2010. That would be good news for and itsrival Airbus, as well. Boeing’s boss also said that the company has a current order book ofaroun $265 billion, which means seven years of production, and Carsonm said he doesn’t expect the credit crisi s to significantly affect that. Some aerospace expertxs already see the logicbehind Carson’a pitch. “Boeing’s news was to say we thinkm the recession’s bottoming and we’re not goingg to see cuts for said ’s Aerospace & Defense Industry Manager.
“The fact that they didn’t have to quietly announce cancellationd was abig thing. It’s not a bad airshow consideringh the gloom anddoom that’s been around the industrgy for the last For Boeing, it’s not bad, and not bad is so to speak.” Plucker added that good, or at leastr not bad, news on the commercial side of the would be a welcome relief, given some of the defeatxs that Boeing has been handed in its military contracting businessz – the loss of the tanker contract to the Airbuse consortium and the high-profile curtailment of governmentt plans to buy more F-22 fighters. “Heaven only they could use some good Plucker said.
“Their defense side has taken areal
executives are making the roundsd at the Paris Air Show to chat about how greay things look out on the Inso doing, they hope to steer the conversation away from theirr lack of a single airplande sale so far. On the secondx day of the world’s oldest and most important aircraftt trade showon Tuesday, Boeing was again shut out. At least its chief rival, , hasn’t done much better, thougjh the European aircraft makef was able to eke out a couple of ordere the lasttwo days. Rather than talk aboutg the kindsof multi-plane deals lined up in past Boeing CEO of Commercial Airplanes Scottf E. Carson instead chose to focus on howthingse weren’t as bad as they might seem.
“At this point it appearss to us that the economic conditionsdhave bottomed,” Carson said, adding that the company’w commercial jet division could beginm growing again as early as 2010. — The long-delayex 787 Dreamliner will fly by the end of the seconfquarter (though it won’t be takin to the skies over Paris this week, as some had Jon Ostrower, of Flightglobal/Blogas pegs the date for the first flight at June 30. He citesz multiple sources for the June30 date. — Its new 747- 8 freighter plane will fly its first flightf by the end ofthis year. — To get back into the hunt fora $35 billion contract to supply fuel tankers for the U.S.
Boeing will reconfigure its 777 to increasrfuel efficiency. It had previously lost its tanker bid to the A350by — Also on the defense contractingt front, the company announcecd Monday it was forming a divisiojn to oversee its unmanned aircraft programs. This year’s air show comez at a gloomy timefor aircraft. Both Boeing and Airbusa have had to deal with cancellations of ordersfrom credit-crunched And both have had production cutbacks. But Boeing has had the additional pressure of a strike by its machinistw within thelast year.
The companyu has taken hits to its militarycontractint business, with the cancellationh of the F-22 and the loss of the tanker And delays in getting its next-generatiohn 787 Dreamliner into the air have been a high-profiles embarrassment. So it was up to Carson to searcgh outthe positive. He said his company would not be cutting back assembly lines this It will cut production ofits wide-bodyh 777 by 28 percent in and will not increase 767 and 747 Airbus has cut production of its A320 singlre aisle plane and its A380 superjumbo, and has shelved plans to increase production of its wide-body A330.
Carson said he expects the crediyt crunch on airlines to ease towarda “morew normal” environment in 2010. That would be good news for and itsrival Airbus, as well. Boeing’s boss also said that the company has a current order book ofaroun $265 billion, which means seven years of production, and Carsonm said he doesn’t expect the credit crisi s to significantly affect that. Some aerospace expertxs already see the logicbehind Carson’a pitch. “Boeing’s news was to say we thinkm the recession’s bottoming and we’re not goingg to see cuts for said ’s Aerospace & Defense Industry Manager.
“The fact that they didn’t have to quietly announce cancellationd was abig thing. It’s not a bad airshow consideringh the gloom anddoom that’s been around the industrgy for the last For Boeing, it’s not bad, and not bad is so to speak.” Plucker added that good, or at leastr not bad, news on the commercial side of the would be a welcome relief, given some of the defeatxs that Boeing has been handed in its military contracting businessz – the loss of the tanker contract to the Airbuse consortium and the high-profile curtailment of governmentt plans to buy more F-22 fighters. “Heaven only they could use some good Plucker said.
“Their defense side has taken areal
Monday, January 17, 2011
Bombino fined $40K for illegal crop shipments - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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Bombino Express imported 34 packagew of Indian mangoes and yams that were labeled “ladies apparel” through Los Angeles International Airport in Airport dogs discovered the packages and officials confiscateed the shipment. Federal and stats laws ban importing of untreated mangoes and yams from which can be infested withnumerous crop-damagingg pests, including the devastating Oriental fruit fly. “Invasive pests are a primary threat to our and keeping them out of California is vital to the security of our food supply and the stability of ouragriculturakl crop,” California Department of Food & Agricultured secretary A.G. Kawamura said in a news release.
Bombin o will pay $40,000 in civil penalties, and face a $1.6 milliom penalty if it violatesthe agreement, according to the agreemen t with the Attorney Generalo and CDFA. Agriculture officials say the Orienta l fruit fly could costthe state’w millions of dollars in crop losses, eradicatioh efforts and quarantine requirements. “It’se critical that imported producd be properly inspected to avoid devastating and costlygpest infestations,” Attorney General Jerr Brown said Monday.
Bombino Express imported 34 packagew of Indian mangoes and yams that were labeled “ladies apparel” through Los Angeles International Airport in Airport dogs discovered the packages and officials confiscateed the shipment. Federal and stats laws ban importing of untreated mangoes and yams from which can be infested withnumerous crop-damagingg pests, including the devastating Oriental fruit fly. “Invasive pests are a primary threat to our and keeping them out of California is vital to the security of our food supply and the stability of ouragriculturakl crop,” California Department of Food & Agricultured secretary A.G. Kawamura said in a news release.
Bombin o will pay $40,000 in civil penalties, and face a $1.6 milliom penalty if it violatesthe agreement, according to the agreemen t with the Attorney Generalo and CDFA. Agriculture officials say the Orienta l fruit fly could costthe state’w millions of dollars in crop losses, eradicatioh efforts and quarantine requirements. “It’se critical that imported producd be properly inspected to avoid devastating and costlygpest infestations,” Attorney General Jerr Brown said Monday.
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Arturo S. Elias Executive Profile
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effective August 1, 2006. He is also a member of the North AmericaStrategy Board. Elias joinexd General Motors in 1978 as a manufacturing engineert withDelco Electronics, today part of Delphi, a major GM His responsibilities at Delco extended from product developmenyt to manufacturing engineering and included an assignment in Singapore. Between 1984 and Elias held various finance positions in several including senior analyst withGM Treasurer's Officre in New York; manager of Europeanb borrowings & foreign exchange in Brussels, treasurer of GM de Mexico in Mexico City; and finance director of GM Venezuelaq in Caracas, Venezuela.
In 1993, Elias becamed managing director of GM Chile in Santiago, Chile, and his responsibilitiez were expanded in 1994 to include Peru and Bolivia. From 1996 to Elias held various positions with vehicle development including assistant vehicle line executive for full-size pickup trucks and sport utility vehiclee with the GM Truck Grouop in Pontiac, Michigan. In addition, he was namedd vehicle line executive for compact vehicles at Adam Opelin Germany, with responsibility for the Astra and Zafira models. In Januarty 2000, Elias was named managing director of GM Argentina inBuenos Aires, Argentina.
In March he was appointed president and managing director of General Motors de Mxico inMexico City, including responsibility for the Caribbea and Central American Elias received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineerin and a master's degree in industrial engineering from Purdue Universitg in 1977 and 1978, He earned a master's degree in business administration from the Universithy of Chicago in 1984 througy the GM Fellowship Recent News About Arturo S.
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effective August 1, 2006. He is also a member of the North AmericaStrategy Board. Elias joinexd General Motors in 1978 as a manufacturing engineert withDelco Electronics, today part of Delphi, a major GM His responsibilities at Delco extended from product developmenyt to manufacturing engineering and included an assignment in Singapore. Between 1984 and Elias held various finance positions in several including senior analyst withGM Treasurer's Officre in New York; manager of Europeanb borrowings & foreign exchange in Brussels, treasurer of GM de Mexico in Mexico City; and finance director of GM Venezuelaq in Caracas, Venezuela.
In 1993, Elias becamed managing director of GM Chile in Santiago, Chile, and his responsibilitiez were expanded in 1994 to include Peru and Bolivia. From 1996 to Elias held various positions with vehicle development including assistant vehicle line executive for full-size pickup trucks and sport utility vehiclee with the GM Truck Grouop in Pontiac, Michigan. In addition, he was namedd vehicle line executive for compact vehicles at Adam Opelin Germany, with responsibility for the Astra and Zafira models. In Januarty 2000, Elias was named managing director of GM Argentina inBuenos Aires, Argentina.
In March he was appointed president and managing director of General Motors de Mxico inMexico City, including responsibility for the Caribbea and Central American Elias received a bachelor's degree in electrical engineerin and a master's degree in industrial engineering from Purdue Universitg in 1977 and 1978, He earned a master's degree in business administration from the Universithy of Chicago in 1984 througy the GM Fellowship Recent News About Arturo S.
Elias [CNW Group via **All Executive profile data provided byDow
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