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Vivien Gay, a wine industry executive with more than 20 yearof experience, unveiled the formatiom of the Berkeley marketing firm early this month. Its goal is to give independenfwineries "the sales and marketingv infrastructure and resources availablee to larger brands, allowing them to effectivelt compete in the global marketplace," said Gay, the company'ss president and CEO. Marketing or consulting companies with a similar focux onassisting family-owned or smaller players included Napa-based , Napa marketing and shippinvg specialist New Vine and WineSpring, part of San Francisco startupo IVY Worldwide Inc.
, which is working with a numberf of Northern California wineried to sell their products in 20 to 30 majoe cities in China. Gay's firm also hopes to make a splashh inthe niche. It expects to completew a "friends and family" round of private funding by and is attempting toraise $5 millioj in early-stage funding, Gay said. Her experiencre includes work at wineries, distributorships and in her own marketing the . She most recently directed Europeanand U.S. sales and marketing for Carlos Blythe, vice president of sales, previousluy ' national sales director, and a former executive for luxury wine and spiritr brandsat .
Liz vice president of who most recently worked as an independent consultant and previously handlec public relations for andthe . Petef Nevin, vice president of information who has designed andrun sales, inventorty and operations systems for companiees such as and . Recruitment and hirin g of regional managers isunder way, compangy officials said. Vinum Global says it can help winery ownerzdevelop long-range brand building programz linking marketing, sales and public relations.
среда, 31 августа 2011 г.
понедельник, 29 августа 2011 г.
PHOTOS: Irene Damage in Manchester, Lakehurst Minimal - Patch.com
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PHOTOS: Irene Damage in Manchester, Lakehurst Minimal Patch.com A tree was uprooted near the corner of Maple and Lilac Streets in Lakehurst as Hurricane Irene passed through the Jersey Shore early Sunday morning. Though power remains out for thousands in Manchester and Lakehurst, ... |
суббота, 27 августа 2011 г.
Cooperative Bank fails; First Bank acquires assets, branches - Triangle Business Journal:
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The North Carolina Commissionerof Banks’ office ordered the closures of Cooperative Bancshares on June 19. That put the bank in the handse of the Federal DepositInsurance Corp., whicyh reached an agreement to sell the branches, loands and almost all of the deposits of Cooperative to Troy-based (Nasdaq: FBNC). First Bancorop said it purchasedabout $974 million in totak assets, including $835 million in and assumed $873 million in liabilities, includingf $717 million in deposits. The exact purchasd price was not revealed, but First Bancoro did say that it receiverd a discountof $123 million on the assetes and that it is paying a zero percentg deposit premium.
Cooperative is the second Wilmington bank to fail this was . The FDIC hit Cooperative with a in Marcb that ordered the bank to raiswemore capital, stop dividend payments and develop a management Cooperative, which had almost $1 billion in total ran into difficulties with its loan portfolio when the real estate marketsd in Wilmington and other coastall areas slumped. Before the announcement of the bank’s closure on the evenin of June 19, Cooperative officials had said the bank could be brough t back into regulatory compliance if it could raise $33 million.
Triangle Business Journal reported in its June 19 printf edition that the bank was lookingto , which stretchedd from Kill Devil Hills to Myrtle Beach. First South was seen as a possiblr bidder forthose branches. Now the bank has acquiree essentially allof Cooperative, boosting First South’s total assetsz to $3.6 billion and its branchu network to 98
The North Carolina Commissionerof Banks’ office ordered the closures of Cooperative Bancshares on June 19. That put the bank in the handse of the Federal DepositInsurance Corp., whicyh reached an agreement to sell the branches, loands and almost all of the deposits of Cooperative to Troy-based (Nasdaq: FBNC). First Bancorop said it purchasedabout $974 million in totak assets, including $835 million in and assumed $873 million in liabilities, includingf $717 million in deposits. The exact purchasd price was not revealed, but First Bancoro did say that it receiverd a discountof $123 million on the assetes and that it is paying a zero percentg deposit premium.
Cooperative is the second Wilmington bank to fail this was . The FDIC hit Cooperative with a in Marcb that ordered the bank to raiswemore capital, stop dividend payments and develop a management Cooperative, which had almost $1 billion in total ran into difficulties with its loan portfolio when the real estate marketsd in Wilmington and other coastall areas slumped. Before the announcement of the bank’s closure on the evenin of June 19, Cooperative officials had said the bank could be brough t back into regulatory compliance if it could raise $33 million.
Triangle Business Journal reported in its June 19 printf edition that the bank was lookingto , which stretchedd from Kill Devil Hills to Myrtle Beach. First South was seen as a possiblr bidder forthose branches. Now the bank has acquiree essentially allof Cooperative, boosting First South’s total assetsz to $3.6 billion and its branchu network to 98
среда, 24 августа 2011 г.
Trammell exodus continues - Baltimore Business Journal:
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billion. Colliers Pinkard recently hired Robert Oare toits Columbia-based industrial leasingh and sales team. First Potomac Realty Trust said it has hirefdMatthew L. Wilson to serve as regional vice president and general manager of itsMaryland Wilson's departure leaves CB Richard Ellisz with just two Trammell brokers, Abigail Glassberg, and Karen (Marchetti) Cherry, ranked among the top 25 commercial real estated agents in the Baltimore Business Journal'z 2007 Book of Lists. The remaindetr of Trammell's top brokers, including T. Courtenay Jenkind III, Thomas "Tim" Jackson, and Baltimorew office head David W.
have signed on with 's new Baltimore Towson brokerage recently opener a new officein Washington, an effort managing partner Andy Georgelakos said is designedc to shore up its efforts in the nation's capitak as the firm's clients have expanded into the area over the KLNB previously based its D.C. operations in Va. Georgelakos said he felt the firm battlef some perception issues with potentialo clients who did not consider the location to be in theWashingtojn market. The brokerage closeed one of its officewsin Calverton, closer to the city in Princde George's County, which it closed abouf a dozen years ago to open the Viennaa office.
The firm also planse to open a new regional office inLoudobn County, Va., later this year following the acquisitiomn of Madison Retail's Northern Virginiw office. Despite those Georgelakos said the Baltimore region continues to be a strong marketgfor KLNB, which will celebrate its 40th anniversary next year. "It still is our home and where we've grown our business from," he has launched a search process for new officee space with its leaseof 32,000o square feet at 111 S. Calverr St. downtown set to expir e next year. Partner Steve Barley said renewinb thelaw firm's current lease is stil l an option, as is moving to other space.
he declined to say which buildings the firm might be scouting. Hogan & Hartson has expandedc some since it signed its firstt lease at the buildingin 1988. It employxs about 40 lawyers and 70 workers totallin Baltimore. "We haven't made any decisionss yet," he said.
billion. Colliers Pinkard recently hired Robert Oare toits Columbia-based industrial leasingh and sales team. First Potomac Realty Trust said it has hirefdMatthew L. Wilson to serve as regional vice president and general manager of itsMaryland Wilson's departure leaves CB Richard Ellisz with just two Trammell brokers, Abigail Glassberg, and Karen (Marchetti) Cherry, ranked among the top 25 commercial real estated agents in the Baltimore Business Journal'z 2007 Book of Lists. The remaindetr of Trammell's top brokers, including T. Courtenay Jenkind III, Thomas "Tim" Jackson, and Baltimorew office head David W.
have signed on with 's new Baltimore Towson brokerage recently opener a new officein Washington, an effort managing partner Andy Georgelakos said is designedc to shore up its efforts in the nation's capitak as the firm's clients have expanded into the area over the KLNB previously based its D.C. operations in Va. Georgelakos said he felt the firm battlef some perception issues with potentialo clients who did not consider the location to be in theWashingtojn market. The brokerage closeed one of its officewsin Calverton, closer to the city in Princde George's County, which it closed abouf a dozen years ago to open the Viennaa office.
The firm also planse to open a new regional office inLoudobn County, Va., later this year following the acquisitiomn of Madison Retail's Northern Virginiw office. Despite those Georgelakos said the Baltimore region continues to be a strong marketgfor KLNB, which will celebrate its 40th anniversary next year. "It still is our home and where we've grown our business from," he has launched a search process for new officee space with its leaseof 32,000o square feet at 111 S. Calverr St. downtown set to expir e next year. Partner Steve Barley said renewinb thelaw firm's current lease is stil l an option, as is moving to other space.
he declined to say which buildings the firm might be scouting. Hogan & Hartson has expandedc some since it signed its firstt lease at the buildingin 1988. It employxs about 40 lawyers and 70 workers totallin Baltimore. "We haven't made any decisionss yet," he said.
понедельник, 22 августа 2011 г.
Canadian Dollar Within 1 Cent of Parity as Stocks Erase Gains - BusinessWeek
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Globe and Mail | Canadian Dollar Within 1 Cent of Parity as Stocks Erase Gains BusinessWeek 22 (Bloomberg) -- The Canadian dollar traded within one cent of parity with the greenback as the Standard & Poor's 500 Index erased gains to close little changed. “As equities weakened off this morning, so too did the Canadian dollar, and since then it ... Canadian Dollar Trades Within 1 Cent of Parity as US Stocks Erase Gains J. Crew's Canadian shoppers balk at higher prices |
суббота, 20 августа 2011 г.
Some Porsche Purists Like It Hot, and They're Sweating to Prove It - New York Times
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New York Times | Some Porsche Purists Like It Hot, and They're Sweating to Prove It New York Times ... more â€" they won't be able to shake their stripped-down cousin. A version of this review appeared in print on August 21, 2011, on page BU9 of the National edition with the headline: Some Porsche Purists Like It Hot, and They're Sweating to Prove It. |
четверг, 18 августа 2011 г.
85 Bay Area projects top stimulus list - Silicon Valley / San Jose Business Journal:
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Few proposals from local businesses madethe cut. Of the 85 projectd that ranked highest onthe list, threee were backed by for-profit companies in the Bay The rest were projects that cities, countiesa or nonprofits want to Government and nonprofit projects “tenderd to be the ones with larger-scale impact in termws of involving a large scopes of activity,” said Sean Randolph, CEO of the Bay Area Counciol Economic Institute, which compiled the High-profile projects like high-speed rail, expanding the Caldecot tunnel, extending BART to San Jose and building a new stem cell researchn facility at the headlined the priority Together, the 85 projects designated as the region’s highest strategic priorities are requesting $7 billion in stimulus Making the list, which was released last does not guarantee stimulus money.
It is more of a planninyg document, showing which projects most Bay Area authoritiesxwant funded. Some funding decisions will be made by statd authorities and others by federal officials.
Few proposals from local businesses madethe cut. Of the 85 projectd that ranked highest onthe list, threee were backed by for-profit companies in the Bay The rest were projects that cities, countiesa or nonprofits want to Government and nonprofit projects “tenderd to be the ones with larger-scale impact in termws of involving a large scopes of activity,” said Sean Randolph, CEO of the Bay Area Counciol Economic Institute, which compiled the High-profile projects like high-speed rail, expanding the Caldecot tunnel, extending BART to San Jose and building a new stem cell researchn facility at the headlined the priority Together, the 85 projects designated as the region’s highest strategic priorities are requesting $7 billion in stimulus Making the list, which was released last does not guarantee stimulus money.
It is more of a planninyg document, showing which projects most Bay Area authoritiesxwant funded. Some funding decisions will be made by statd authorities and others by federal officials.
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