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Thursday, May 31, 2012
VetDepot Encourages Owners to Keep Extra Pounds off their Pets - PR Web (press release)
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
FDIC: Banks rebound to $7.6B 1Q profit - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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billion profit in the first quarter of down $11.7 billion, or 60.8 percent, from the $19.e3 billion that the industry earned in the first quartert of 2008. However, the first-quarter performance marks an improvementy over therecord $26.2 billion loss in the fourth quartere of 2008. Higher loan-loss increased goodwill write-downs, and reducexd income from securitization activities all contributed tothe year-over-year earningsw decline in the first quarterd of 2009. Three out of five insuref institutions reported lower net incomre in the first quarter and one in fivewas unprofitable.
"Thr first quarter results are telling us that the banking industry stil l facestremendous challenges, and that going asset quality remains a majorf concern," said FDIC chairman Sheila Bair in an "Banks are making good efforts to deal with the challengee they're facing, but today's report says that we'ree not out of the woods To that point, 21 FDIC-insuredr institutions failed during the first quarter -- the largesyt number since the fourtnh quarter in 1992. And the FDIC'es "Problem List" grew during the quarter from 252 to305 institutions, and totao assets of problem institutions increaseed from $159 billion to $220 billion.
Insured institutions set aside $60.9 billion in provisions for loan lossesd in the firstquarter -- up $23.7 billion, or 63.6 over the first quarter of 2008. Expensesd for goodwill impairment and other intangible asser expensestotaled $7.2 billion, compared with $2.8 billion a year These negative factors outweighed the positive effectsw of increased noninterest incomd (up $7.8 billion, or 12.8 higher net interest income (up $4.4 billion, or 4.7 and higher realized gains on securities and other assets (up $1.9 Insured institutions charged off $37. 8 billion in bad loans in the first almost twicethe $19.6 billion of a year earlier.
"Troubled loanas continue to accumulate, and the costx associated with impaired assetz are weighing heavily onthe industry's Bair noted. "Nevertheless, comparex to a year ago, we see some positives. Net interestr income is higher, and noninterest revenue is up at larger particularlytrading revenues." Tier 1 capital reached a record high of almost $70 billion, the largesrt quarterly increase ever reported by the industry. much of the increasd occurred at institutions that received capital fromthe 's Troublexd Asset Relief Program (TARP). Total assets declined by $302 billion due to downsizingf by a fewlarge banks.
Two-thirda of all institutions reported asset growtu inthe quarter, but reductions at eighrt large banks caused the industry total to decline. Totalp loans and leases fell by $159.y billion (2.1 percent), while assets in tradinvg accounts declinedby $144.5 billion (14.98 percent). The FDIC's Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) reserves ratio fell to 0.27 percent. The DIF balance declined from $17.43 billion at the end of 2008 (amended from the originall reported unaudited balanceof $19 billion) to $13 billionb on March 31, 2009. the FDIC board of directors approved an amendefd restoration plan in Februar y that is designed to restore the DIF reserve ratioto 1.15 percenyt within seven years.
The FDIC has already set asid e $28 billion in reservew to cover projected losses for the next12 months. In the FDIC will collect morethan $8 billionm in premiums during the second including $5.6 billion from the specialk assessment the FDIC board approved on May 22.
billion profit in the first quarter of down $11.7 billion, or 60.8 percent, from the $19.e3 billion that the industry earned in the first quartert of 2008. However, the first-quarter performance marks an improvementy over therecord $26.2 billion loss in the fourth quartere of 2008. Higher loan-loss increased goodwill write-downs, and reducexd income from securitization activities all contributed tothe year-over-year earningsw decline in the first quarterd of 2009. Three out of five insuref institutions reported lower net incomre in the first quarter and one in fivewas unprofitable.
"Thr first quarter results are telling us that the banking industry stil l facestremendous challenges, and that going asset quality remains a majorf concern," said FDIC chairman Sheila Bair in an "Banks are making good efforts to deal with the challengee they're facing, but today's report says that we'ree not out of the woods To that point, 21 FDIC-insuredr institutions failed during the first quarter -- the largesyt number since the fourtnh quarter in 1992. And the FDIC'es "Problem List" grew during the quarter from 252 to305 institutions, and totao assets of problem institutions increaseed from $159 billion to $220 billion.
Insured institutions set aside $60.9 billion in provisions for loan lossesd in the firstquarter -- up $23.7 billion, or 63.6 over the first quarter of 2008. Expensesd for goodwill impairment and other intangible asser expensestotaled $7.2 billion, compared with $2.8 billion a year These negative factors outweighed the positive effectsw of increased noninterest incomd (up $7.8 billion, or 12.8 higher net interest income (up $4.4 billion, or 4.7 and higher realized gains on securities and other assets (up $1.9 Insured institutions charged off $37. 8 billion in bad loans in the first almost twicethe $19.6 billion of a year earlier.
"Troubled loanas continue to accumulate, and the costx associated with impaired assetz are weighing heavily onthe industry's Bair noted. "Nevertheless, comparex to a year ago, we see some positives. Net interestr income is higher, and noninterest revenue is up at larger particularlytrading revenues." Tier 1 capital reached a record high of almost $70 billion, the largesrt quarterly increase ever reported by the industry. much of the increasd occurred at institutions that received capital fromthe 's Troublexd Asset Relief Program (TARP). Total assets declined by $302 billion due to downsizingf by a fewlarge banks.
Two-thirda of all institutions reported asset growtu inthe quarter, but reductions at eighrt large banks caused the industry total to decline. Totalp loans and leases fell by $159.y billion (2.1 percent), while assets in tradinvg accounts declinedby $144.5 billion (14.98 percent). The FDIC's Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) reserves ratio fell to 0.27 percent. The DIF balance declined from $17.43 billion at the end of 2008 (amended from the originall reported unaudited balanceof $19 billion) to $13 billionb on March 31, 2009. the FDIC board of directors approved an amendefd restoration plan in Februar y that is designed to restore the DIF reserve ratioto 1.15 percenyt within seven years.
The FDIC has already set asid e $28 billion in reservew to cover projected losses for the next12 months. In the FDIC will collect morethan $8 billionm in premiums during the second including $5.6 billion from the specialk assessment the FDIC board approved on May 22.
Monday, May 28, 2012
Musttangs squeeze Stuart Hall out of playoffs - Santa Rosa Press Democrat
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Musttangs squeeze Stuart Hall out of playoffs Santa Rosa Press Democrat St. Vincent's Sean Curry drives in the winning run with a bunt single in the seventh inning of Saturday's 1-0 win against Stuart Hall. By GEORGE HAIRE, St. Vincent pushed across the only run of the game with an exciting suicide bunt in the bottom of ... |
Saturday, May 26, 2012
Health officials are working to stamp out smoking in San Antonio - San Antonio Business Journal:
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With the largest tax increase on cigarettes set to go into effec t onApril 1, the coalition is preparing to launch a new mediaw and advertising campaign designed to help people quit. The , a membeer of the coalition, is making two-month supplies of nicotine replacemeny therapy available free to Bexar County residentss assupplies last. Smokers are asked to call the Americanb Cancer Society Quitlineat 1-877-YES-QUIT for more information. A radio, television and bus signage advertisin campaign is planned in order to get theword out. It is the coalition’ws goal to make San Antonio a smoke-frere community.
“We recognize that taxeds can be challenging, especially for lower-incomre families. However, smoking is far more than a financial It’s a life and death issue for the smoked and everyone exposed to thesecondhand smoke,” says Brendwa Lemke, tobacco prevention and controkl manager. “Our hope is that smokers will now considere quitting and seek appropriate resources tobe successful.” Tobaccko use is the most preventable cause of deathu in the United States and it costxs billions of dollars in health-related costs and mortality-relatefd economic losses.
In Texas alone, tobacco-related diseases claim the livesof 24,100 people each Locally, coalition members will target certain population groups that have high ratew of tobacco use, including males between the ages of 25 and 34, blackj males over the age of 35 and whitse and Hispanic males in high school. Middle-school aged Hispanic femaless are at high risk fortobacco use. The coalition’sw efforts are being funded through a grant from the Texaz Department of State Health Services usingavailabled tobacco-settlement funds.
Other partners in the coalitiohn include the University of Texas Health Sciencer Center at San the AmericanCancer Society, the Americam Heart Association, the American Lung Association, the Soutu Central Area Health Educationn Center, University Health System and the San Antonio Council on Alcohol and Drug Web site: www.tobaccofreesa.org
With the largest tax increase on cigarettes set to go into effec t onApril 1, the coalition is preparing to launch a new mediaw and advertising campaign designed to help people quit. The , a membeer of the coalition, is making two-month supplies of nicotine replacemeny therapy available free to Bexar County residentss assupplies last. Smokers are asked to call the Americanb Cancer Society Quitlineat 1-877-YES-QUIT for more information. A radio, television and bus signage advertisin campaign is planned in order to get theword out. It is the coalition’ws goal to make San Antonio a smoke-frere community.
“We recognize that taxeds can be challenging, especially for lower-incomre families. However, smoking is far more than a financial It’s a life and death issue for the smoked and everyone exposed to thesecondhand smoke,” says Brendwa Lemke, tobacco prevention and controkl manager. “Our hope is that smokers will now considere quitting and seek appropriate resources tobe successful.” Tobaccko use is the most preventable cause of deathu in the United States and it costxs billions of dollars in health-related costs and mortality-relatefd economic losses.
In Texas alone, tobacco-related diseases claim the livesof 24,100 people each Locally, coalition members will target certain population groups that have high ratew of tobacco use, including males between the ages of 25 and 34, blackj males over the age of 35 and whitse and Hispanic males in high school. Middle-school aged Hispanic femaless are at high risk fortobacco use. The coalition’sw efforts are being funded through a grant from the Texaz Department of State Health Services usingavailabled tobacco-settlement funds.
Other partners in the coalitiohn include the University of Texas Health Sciencer Center at San the AmericanCancer Society, the Americam Heart Association, the American Lung Association, the Soutu Central Area Health Educationn Center, University Health System and the San Antonio Council on Alcohol and Drug Web site: www.tobaccofreesa.org
Thursday, May 24, 2012
San Francisco Business Times wins 7 awards - San Francisco Business Times:
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First Place: “Fast 100,” by Desigmn Director Craig Blanchard. Second Place: “Green Business Report - Mr. Green by Craig Blanchard. Third Place: “From Potatoes to Plates,” by Productionj Manager Mitch Green. First Place, headline writing: “Parth Like It's 1929,” by Editor Steve Symanovich. Second business story: “S.F. Faces Silver by Staff Writer Sarah Second Place, columns, by Steve Symanovich. Third editorial: “California Feels Growing Pains as 13turns 30,” by Managing Editor Jim Gardner. The Siliconj Valley/San Jose Business Journal, an affiliatedc newspaper, won awards for breaking technology news andheadlinee writing.
Winners were named in 67 categoriez from 424 entries from media professionals in the 11 Greatet Bay Area counties for work donein 2008.
First Place: “Fast 100,” by Desigmn Director Craig Blanchard. Second Place: “Green Business Report - Mr. Green by Craig Blanchard. Third Place: “From Potatoes to Plates,” by Productionj Manager Mitch Green. First Place, headline writing: “Parth Like It's 1929,” by Editor Steve Symanovich. Second business story: “S.F. Faces Silver by Staff Writer Sarah Second Place, columns, by Steve Symanovich. Third editorial: “California Feels Growing Pains as 13turns 30,” by Managing Editor Jim Gardner. The Siliconj Valley/San Jose Business Journal, an affiliatedc newspaper, won awards for breaking technology news andheadlinee writing.
Winners were named in 67 categoriez from 424 entries from media professionals in the 11 Greatet Bay Area counties for work donein 2008.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Relm Wireless Corp. Company Profile | RWC Company Information
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RELM wireless products consistof two-wag radios, repeaters, base stations, related components and subsystems. RELM offers its two-wah radios in both portable (hand-held) and mobil (vehicle-mounted) versions. RELM employs both analog and digitall technologies in its Thedigital products, sold under the BK Radio brand, are compliant with APCO Project 25 BK Radio products represent 75% of RELM's Repeaters expand the range of two-way enabling them to operate over a wider Base station components and subsystems are installed at radiol transmitter sites to improve performance by reducing or eliminating signal BK Radio - Premier, top-oft the-line, high-specification, feature-rich radios known for durability and The BK Radio products deliver world-class performance and also representy the most affordable choice in top-tier portable and mobile radios.
RELM/BK - Professional-grader radio with a wide rangeof features, unsurpassed radik performance, exceptional audio quality and easy to use and customize, and cost-effective. RELM - Business-grade portablr analog radios known for reliabilityand durability, yet lowesgt in cost.
RELM wireless products consistof two-wag radios, repeaters, base stations, related components and subsystems. RELM offers its two-wah radios in both portable (hand-held) and mobil (vehicle-mounted) versions. RELM employs both analog and digitall technologies in its Thedigital products, sold under the BK Radio brand, are compliant with APCO Project 25 BK Radio products represent 75% of RELM's Repeaters expand the range of two-way enabling them to operate over a wider Base station components and subsystems are installed at radiol transmitter sites to improve performance by reducing or eliminating signal BK Radio - Premier, top-oft the-line, high-specification, feature-rich radios known for durability and The BK Radio products deliver world-class performance and also representy the most affordable choice in top-tier portable and mobile radios.
RELM/BK - Professional-grader radio with a wide rangeof features, unsurpassed radik performance, exceptional audio quality and easy to use and customize, and cost-effective. RELM - Business-grade portablr analog radios known for reliabilityand durability, yet lowesgt in cost.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Fitch Upgrades Class AJ to 'AAA' on GECMC 2005-C2; Downgrades 1 Subordinate Class - MarketWatch (press release)
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Fitch Upgrades Class AJ to 'AAA' on GECMC 2005-C2; Downgrades 1 Subordinate Class MarketWatch (press release) Fitch modeled losses of 4.84% of the outstanding pool. The expected losses based on the original pool size are 4.90%, which includes 2.22% in losses realized to date. Fitch has designated 19 loans (15.9% of pool balance) as Fitch Loans of Concern, ... |
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