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million to provide software and services to the Fort Wortb IndependentSchool District. Dallas-based Tyler (NYSE: TYL) will provids its education management softwareand services, alongh with a student assessment analysis system from its The parties also expanded a contracy signed last fall for Tyler's financiap management software to include Tyler's VersaTrans transportation management system. The agreemengt includes includes support andprofessional services. "Tyler Technologies has a growing presence in the educationmarker -- a fact that is evident from the Fort Wortn ISD's decision to invest in our broas range of products," said John S. Jr.
, Tyler's president and chief executive, in a The Fort Worth ISD has abouf 80,000 students from grades pre-K through 12, making it the 36th largestr school district in the natio bystudent population. The district has more than 10,000 employeez and an operating budgetof $566.7 Web site:
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Onyx sues Bayer for rights to Nexavar spinoff - Pittsburgh Business Times:
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Fluoro-sorafenib — a compound with the same chemicalp structureas Nexavar, except that a singlee fluorine atom is substituted for a hydrogen atom was discovered during joint research between Onyx ONXX) and Bayer, the companyy said in the suit filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern Districtof California. The compound, Onyx claimed in the suit againstr andBayer AG, is jointlhy owned under the Onyx-Bayer 1994 collaboration Discussions with Bayer about Onyx’s rights to fluoro-sorafenib were not Onyx said. Nexavar, also known as sells for about $5,000 in the Unitefd States.
It is approved against liver cancer and advanced kidnehy cancer but has been studiedfor non-small cell lung melanoma, breast cancer and otherf cancers. Most recently, Nexavar failed a late-stagee trial to treat a form of Nexavar registered net sales worldwidwof $178 million in the first quarter, and Onyx recentlyt said net sales for the full year should be $850 milliomn to $875 million. The Onyx-Bayer partnership has been one of thebiopharmaceuticalp industry’s longest and most successful, and Onyx stressedx in a press release Sunday that it continueas to work with Bayer in the development and commercializatioh of Nexavar.
The companies later this month will presen t data at the American Society for Clinical Oncology annualp meetingin Orlando, Fla., from Nexavar studiezs in hepatocellular carcinoma, renal cell carcinoma, thyroidx cancer, lung cancer, acute myeloid leukemia and gastri c cancer. Onyx and Bayer split development costsworldwids 50-50, except in Japan where Bayer is responsibler for all development costs, and Bayer books Nexavart revenue. Outside the Uniteds States and Japan, Bayer has exclusives marketing rightsto Nexavar, which is a registered trademarkj of Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals, and shares profitzs with Onyx 50-50.
“Against that background, we are disappointec that we could not resolve this matter and believe this complaint is necessary to protecrt our rights and the rightds of our shareholders under the collaboration agreement,” Greg Giotta, vice presidentt and chief legal counsel of said in a prepared statement. Leverkusen-based Bayer AG's U.S. headquartersx are based in Robinsojn Township, as well as Bayer Corp.'s MaterialSciences division.
Fluoro-sorafenib — a compound with the same chemicalp structureas Nexavar, except that a singlee fluorine atom is substituted for a hydrogen atom was discovered during joint research between Onyx ONXX) and Bayer, the companyy said in the suit filed in U.S. District Court for the Northern Districtof California. The compound, Onyx claimed in the suit againstr andBayer AG, is jointlhy owned under the Onyx-Bayer 1994 collaboration Discussions with Bayer about Onyx’s rights to fluoro-sorafenib were not Onyx said. Nexavar, also known as sells for about $5,000 in the Unitefd States.
It is approved against liver cancer and advanced kidnehy cancer but has been studiedfor non-small cell lung melanoma, breast cancer and otherf cancers. Most recently, Nexavar failed a late-stagee trial to treat a form of Nexavar registered net sales worldwidwof $178 million in the first quarter, and Onyx recentlyt said net sales for the full year should be $850 milliomn to $875 million. The Onyx-Bayer partnership has been one of thebiopharmaceuticalp industry’s longest and most successful, and Onyx stressedx in a press release Sunday that it continueas to work with Bayer in the development and commercializatioh of Nexavar.
The companies later this month will presen t data at the American Society for Clinical Oncology annualp meetingin Orlando, Fla., from Nexavar studiezs in hepatocellular carcinoma, renal cell carcinoma, thyroidx cancer, lung cancer, acute myeloid leukemia and gastri c cancer. Onyx and Bayer split development costsworldwids 50-50, except in Japan where Bayer is responsibler for all development costs, and Bayer books Nexavart revenue. Outside the Uniteds States and Japan, Bayer has exclusives marketing rightsto Nexavar, which is a registered trademarkj of Bayer HealthCare Pharmaceuticals, and shares profitzs with Onyx 50-50.
“Against that background, we are disappointec that we could not resolve this matter and believe this complaint is necessary to protecrt our rights and the rightds of our shareholders under the collaboration agreement,” Greg Giotta, vice presidentt and chief legal counsel of said in a prepared statement. Leverkusen-based Bayer AG's U.S. headquartersx are based in Robinsojn Township, as well as Bayer Corp.'s MaterialSciences division.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Mob-themed Lite ads still running, but will end this week - Boston Business Journal:
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announced a week ago that televisionm and radio ads were being droppedr after complaints that the spotes perpetuated stereotypes of Italiansas mobsters. The ads have continued to run in heavt rotationsince MillerCoors, a joint venture formed last year by Milwaukee-basecd Miller Brewing Co. and Coors Brewing Co., Colo., made public the decisionh to pullthe spots. “The ads should be coming off the airthis week,” MillerCoors spokesmanh Pete Marino said in an e-mail. The televisiob spots feature veteran character actorFrank Vincent, who portrayed Phil Leotardl on the HBO series “The Sopranos.
” Vincent’zs character and another “wiseguy” approach a bartende r in one spot and a store cler k in another making an offer of Radio advertisements also have been running. The ads were created to highlighg the improved bottle caps and can lids for Millerd Lite designed to protect the freshness of the MillerCoors management has stated that theads weren’gt meant to be offensive in any way.
announced a week ago that televisionm and radio ads were being droppedr after complaints that the spotes perpetuated stereotypes of Italiansas mobsters. The ads have continued to run in heavt rotationsince MillerCoors, a joint venture formed last year by Milwaukee-basecd Miller Brewing Co. and Coors Brewing Co., Colo., made public the decisionh to pullthe spots. “The ads should be coming off the airthis week,” MillerCoors spokesmanh Pete Marino said in an e-mail. The televisiob spots feature veteran character actorFrank Vincent, who portrayed Phil Leotardl on the HBO series “The Sopranos.
” Vincent’zs character and another “wiseguy” approach a bartende r in one spot and a store cler k in another making an offer of Radio advertisements also have been running. The ads were created to highlighg the improved bottle caps and can lids for Millerd Lite designed to protect the freshness of the MillerCoors management has stated that theads weren’gt meant to be offensive in any way.
Monday, June 25, 2012
HECO
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The state last month awarded a four-year contracft to a California company to take over and expand the energy-efficiency programs that HECO The program, which includes rebates for buying solar hot water systemsw and Energy Star appliances, is fundefd by ratepayers through a monthly HECO customers still will pay a monthly chargd into the incentive program, whichg has been in place since the mid-1990s. But insteax of HECO handling the money, the surcharge will pass througgh HECO into a fund at Bank of Hawaii for the Mainlaned companyto tap. The company, Corp.
of San will be paid about 10 percenf ofthe fund’s revenues annually to run the The contract has an estimate d value of $38 millioh for the first two which is based on the monthly surcharge paid by HECO (It’s labeled surcharge on bills.) Ray SAIC’s Hawaii program manager, said the company expectsa the fund will generate $19.6 million in its firsy year, with 70 percent going toward rebates and incentives, about 20 percent goingf toward program costs, and less than 10 percent coverinh SAIC’s services. The idea to get HECO out of the rebated business had been discussed for the past two year as part ofthe state’s push for energy efficienct under the .
“In a it is almost unfair to requirs the electric utility to promote programs that reduce its electricity when increasing electricity sales generally increasesthe company’ s profits,” said PUC Chairmaj Carlito Caliboso. “Some would argue that the electricf utility has a conflict of interest whenimplementingf energy-efficiency programs. This new structure will addressthat conflict, be it real or The state awarded the contract to Science Applications Internationalp Corp. to begin implementinvg programs July 1 and run them throughDecember 2013.
Starling declined to share specific examplese of new programs being planned because he said the company still isnegotiating deals. HECO’d subsidiaries on Maui and the Big Islaned run theirown energy-efficiency programs, but the new contracy will oversee programs for all threew service areas. HECO started its incentive programs in and has paid out morethan $70 million in rebatee to customers who moderated electrical usage and bought energy-efficient systems like solar water heaters. The averagw residential customer paysabout $1.
19i each month into the fund for energy HECO spokesman Darren Pai said the utilitt still is committed to promotingt energy efficiency, even though it won’r be running the program. “W developed these programs more than a decade ago because we stronglt believe in energy efficiency being as important as adding renewableenergy sources,” Pai “It’s about helping customers control their energy use, so we will continue to promotes these efforts regardless of who’as running it.” SAIC is a publicly tradec company (NYSE: SAI) that calls itself a “problem solver throughu technology” with a focus on national security, health and infrastructure.
It reported annual revenue of $10 billioj for the fiscal year that enderin January. Handling energy-efficiency programas is not new forthe company, which has also createsd similar programs in Wisconsin and Illinois.
The state last month awarded a four-year contracft to a California company to take over and expand the energy-efficiency programs that HECO The program, which includes rebates for buying solar hot water systemsw and Energy Star appliances, is fundefd by ratepayers through a monthly HECO customers still will pay a monthly chargd into the incentive program, whichg has been in place since the mid-1990s. But insteax of HECO handling the money, the surcharge will pass througgh HECO into a fund at Bank of Hawaii for the Mainlaned companyto tap. The company, Corp.
of San will be paid about 10 percenf ofthe fund’s revenues annually to run the The contract has an estimate d value of $38 millioh for the first two which is based on the monthly surcharge paid by HECO (It’s labeled surcharge on bills.) Ray SAIC’s Hawaii program manager, said the company expectsa the fund will generate $19.6 million in its firsy year, with 70 percent going toward rebates and incentives, about 20 percent goingf toward program costs, and less than 10 percent coverinh SAIC’s services. The idea to get HECO out of the rebated business had been discussed for the past two year as part ofthe state’s push for energy efficienct under the .
“In a it is almost unfair to requirs the electric utility to promote programs that reduce its electricity when increasing electricity sales generally increasesthe company’ s profits,” said PUC Chairmaj Carlito Caliboso. “Some would argue that the electricf utility has a conflict of interest whenimplementingf energy-efficiency programs. This new structure will addressthat conflict, be it real or The state awarded the contract to Science Applications Internationalp Corp. to begin implementinvg programs July 1 and run them throughDecember 2013.
Starling declined to share specific examplese of new programs being planned because he said the company still isnegotiating deals. HECO’d subsidiaries on Maui and the Big Islaned run theirown energy-efficiency programs, but the new contracy will oversee programs for all threew service areas. HECO started its incentive programs in and has paid out morethan $70 million in rebatee to customers who moderated electrical usage and bought energy-efficient systems like solar water heaters. The averagw residential customer paysabout $1.
19i each month into the fund for energy HECO spokesman Darren Pai said the utilitt still is committed to promotingt energy efficiency, even though it won’r be running the program. “W developed these programs more than a decade ago because we stronglt believe in energy efficiency being as important as adding renewableenergy sources,” Pai “It’s about helping customers control their energy use, so we will continue to promotes these efforts regardless of who’as running it.” SAIC is a publicly tradec company (NYSE: SAI) that calls itself a “problem solver throughu technology” with a focus on national security, health and infrastructure.
It reported annual revenue of $10 billioj for the fiscal year that enderin January. Handling energy-efficiency programas is not new forthe company, which has also createsd similar programs in Wisconsin and Illinois.
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Win Cash Daily With New Viral Video Game Show | Stunt Buxx - Seattle Post Intelligencer
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Win Cash Daily With New Viral Video Game Show | Stunt Buxx Seattle Post Intelligencer Stunt Buxx, a cutting edge online contest site kicks it up a notch with the release of their Viral Video Game Show platform For 2 months now we have been ... |
Saturday, June 23, 2012
bizjournals: Search Results
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by on September 19, 2007 ...total loanes at $1 billion. Comerica is a key rival of in courtin g venture capitalists and theirportfolio companies. Revenue in by on May 11, 2007 "New Resource is in the rightr place at therighyt time," said Roger Smith, former CEO of Bank and by on November 14, 2006 ...in San The also added prominent business leaders to its investo base. Roger Smith, former CEO of Bank and Mitcyh Kapor...... by on August 3, 2006 who will be presideng and CEO ofthe . Jonesd previously worked at Bank andComerica Bank. Danielk Yohannes, who was previously...... by on May 12, 2006 ...too other facilities if a disaster shuts down BayArea operations.
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Thursday, June 21, 2012
Cleaning skid row, carefully - Los Angeles Times
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Los Angeles Times | Cleaning skid row, carefully Los Angeles Times The city has begun a major cleanup of skid row's streets and sidewalks. The goal is to rid the area of hazardous bulky items and material that poses a threat to ... Sanitation Workers Start Cleaning LA's Skid Row Major Skid Row Cleaning Launched |
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