Thursday, February 17, 2011

Positive Energy expands to Duke City - New Mexico Business Weekly:

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A full-service renewable energy companu foundedin 1997, Positive Energy has doubled in the past threse years. The company wanted a presence in Albuquerquer and located in EDO becaus of its proximity to the Rail Runnercommutet train, which runs between Belen and Santa Fe. Tim McGivernj will be the company’s Albuquerqus sales and service representative, PES customers includd large commercial enterprises as well as smalleresidential installations. Solar applications are increasin g because of higherenergy costs, lower solar module cost s and a 40 percenr federal and state tax credit availablee for qualifying applications.
The new office will be powered by solard modules in the form of door andwindow awnings, and EPS is in preliminar y discussions about a rooftop installation to power the commomn area of one of EDO condominium

Monday, February 14, 2011

Eddie Bauer owes NW creditors - Wichita Business Journal:

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Eddie Bauer in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in The company listed total assetsof $476.11 million and total debtsa of $426.7 million as of May 30. The retailer’sw largest unsecured creditor is the Bank of New which according to court paperas isowed $75 million. Eddie Bauer also owes $2.5 milliom to U.S. Customs. In additioj to Expeditors, Eddie Bauer liste d three other companies with ties to the area amonh its 30 largestunsecured creditors. , an Enumclaw company that designz and buildsdisplay fixtures, is owed and Seattle photography company Voda Studiow in Seattle is owed $72,800. Eddie Bauer says it also owes the Seattle branchyof , $856,000.
RR Donnelley is based in Chicago andprovidew printing, direct mail and other services for retaileras and other companies. The Bellevue-based retailer listed five majot shareholdersthat — combined — own 27.6 percengt of the common stock. They are: , an equity firm in , a private equity firm in San H PartnersCapital LLC, of New York and Royced & Associates investment funds, of New York.

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Joy in Arab world over Egypt as people ask who is next? - Times of India

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Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Unions protest Target Center project - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:

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Roofers and Waterproofers Local 96 recently filedc a National Labor Relations Board complaintagainsrt Fridley-based Stock Roofing, a subsidiary of Skokie, Ill-based Tecta Americwa Corp. The union is complaininh that the contractor has been engaging in unsafe and unfairr labor practices atthe $5.3 million approved by the Minneapolis City Council in December and schedulecd for completion in July. “We understanxd that cities need tosave money,” said Locap 96 Business Manager Rob Snider. “But they also have a duty to protectg workers on publicly fundede projects by ensuringcontractors aren’t cuttingf corners.
” Stock Roofing's president and general manager couldn’t immediately be reached for comment. The unio n is complaining that work has taken place at night with insufficienrt lighting and impropersafety harnessing. Mike Minneapolis' community planning and economic development said he first heared ofthe union's complaints on April 20. He said the federap Occupational Safety and Health Administrationhad investigated, and there had been no negativr findings from the agency.
Christenson said the city is promptt about responding to complaints about itswork "We will continue to fielde any and all complaints and we will respond immediately," he

Monday, February 7, 2011

Solving an Empty Trash Problem - PC World

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Friday, February 4, 2011

GM files for bankruptcy protection - Denver Business Journal:

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Chevrolet-Saturn of Harlem Inc., a New York-based affiliate of the Detroit automaker, was the first GM affiliate to seek bankruptcy protectiom Monday morning throughthe U.S. Bankrutpcy Court's Southern Districf of New York, according to court The restructuring will enable GM to emerger as a viable entity under the brand namenew GM. It also will give the federalk government, which plans to make available about $30 billion of federal assistance to supporf the restructuring, a large ownership stake in the Two area companies were among the list of creditorsd in GM's filing: New York-basefd Bank of New York Mellon, with claimsz of $176 million, and Downtown-based US Steel, with claim of $9.
6 million. For a list of see GM's . According to a release from theWhiter House, the company plans to announce today that it will close 11 facilitie s and idle another three. GM had already announcecd in May .

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

J. Jill to close one Jacksonville store - Houston Business Journal:

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Nine of the 75 stores to be closed arein Florida, includinvg the one in The Avenues mall. A second Jacksonvillde J. Jill location at the St. Johns Town Centetr will remain open. In a statement announcinfg the sale, Talbots President and CEO Trudy Sullivan saidit “enables us to focuw our time, resources and attention exclusively on rejuvenating our core Talbotws brand and return to profitable growth.” The transactiohn includes the transfer of certain assets and liabilitiea to the buyer, includiny a distribution center in New the sublease of a portion of the Quincy, headquarters and substantially all of the brand’s intellectuapl property and inventories.
The remaining 204 stores will continue to operate underthe J. Jill The headquarters for the company will remainhin Quincy. The J. Jill sale is expecteed to be completed in the second quarter and is subjec to postclosing adjustments. San Francisclo based-Golden Gate Capital acquired Jacksonville-basesd Venus in 2006. The acquisition was Golden Gate’s 11th in two Last month Venus announced that all 290 employeess were in jeopardy of losing theitr jobs when the swimwear and ladies apparel company lostits financing.
With its latest catalog recentlbeing released, Venus employees are still working, at least for now, and company executivees are looking for a new buyer to acquirs the company.