Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Imperial Tobacco CEO: Illicit Products on the Rise
Alison Cooper, CEO of Imperial Tobacco, highlights the rise of illicit tobacco products following quarterly results and explains why it will continue to lobby the EU.
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Imperial Tobacco CEO: Illicit Products on the Rise
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Imperial Tobacco CEO: Illicit Products on the Rise
Is the 787 Dreamliner Nightmare Really Over?
Boeing may see little fallout from the Dreamliner debacle but will that optimism pass the litmus test? Peter Harbison, Executive Chairman of CAPA shares his thoughts on the road ahead for Boeing 787s and the outlook for All Nippon Airways and Japan Airlines.
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Is the 787 Dreamliner Nightmare Really Over?
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Is the 787 Dreamliner Nightmare Really Over?
Monday, April 29, 2013
HP News - HP to Extend Converged Infrastructure Leadership with New Converged Systems Group
HP News - HP to Extend Converged Infrastructure Leadership with New Converged Systems Group: HP today announced a new organization, HP Converged Systems, focused on accelerating the next generation of Converged Infrastructure. This new unit brings together dedicated resources to deliver purpose-built technology for social, cloud, mobile and big data solutions.
Lawsuit seeks to halt Empire State Building IPO - Apr. 29, 2013
NEW YORK (CNNMoney)
One of the world's most iconic buildings is the subject of a court fight this week over a possible initial public offering.
Minority owners of New York's Empire State Building want a state judge to block a proposal that would roll the skyscraper and 17 other Manhattan buildings into a common ownership group known as a real estate investment trust, or REIT.
Lawsuit seeks to halt Empire State Building IPO - Apr. 29, 2013
Protecting Yourself from Cyber Attacks - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
Cyber criminals are targeting more small businesses than ever before. A new Symantec survey reports a 31% increase in cyber attacks on businesses with less than 250 employees. Rich Mogull of Securosis tells you how to protect yourself before your company gets hit.
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Protecting Yourself from Cyber Attacks - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
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Protecting Yourself from Cyber Attacks - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
Starting a Company with a Full-Time Job - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
How do you know when the time is right to quit your full-time job to work on your small business?
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Starting a Company with a Full-Time Job - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
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Starting a Company with a Full-Time Job - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
Internet Sales Tax and Expanding Your Products or Services - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
Les McKeown and Adam Rich answer questions about internet sales tax & offering new products or services.
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Internet Sales Tax and Expanding Your Products or Services - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
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Internet Sales Tax and Expanding Your Products or Services - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
Improving Your Presentations - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
Do you need to make a good impression in an upcoming meeting? Here are five tools to help you wow your audience from AllBusiness.com.
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Improving Your Presentations - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
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Improving Your Presentations - OPEN Forum :: American Express OPEN Forum
Artistic Attraction by OPEN Forum - YouTube
Each week MSNBC's Your Business features experts to share their secrets for improving your business. This week, every startup struggles with standing out in the crowd. So, how do you attract potential customers and then keep their attention? Two entrepreneurs have managed to hook their clients by making an unforgettable first impression wherever they go.
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Artistic Attraction by OPEN Forum - YouTube
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Artistic Attraction by OPEN Forum - YouTube
Italian Govt Stable Enough to Pass Reforms: Pro
Annalisa Piazza, senior economist at Newedge, tells CNBC that the mix of the Italian government is a good one and will be enough to pass some reforms.
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Italian Govt Stable Enough to Pass Reforms: Pro
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Italian Govt Stable Enough to Pass Reforms: Pro
Fiat Has a Global Strategy: Expert
Martyn Briggs, senior automotive consultant at Frost and Sullivan, tells CNBC the Fiat Group overall did make an operating profit despite losses in Europe.
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Fiat Has a Global Strategy: Expert
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Fiat Has a Global Strategy: Expert
Peripheral Spreads 'Running Out of Road' : Pro
John Wraith, fixed income Strategist at BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research, tells CNBC whether he agrees that Italian bonds could fall to one percentage point over Bunds.
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Peripheral Spreads 'Running Out of Road' : Pro
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Peripheral Spreads 'Running Out of Road' : Pro
Fed's QE Exit Problem
Brendan Brown, Head of Research at Mitsubishi UFJ Securities International says the Fed's QE is not stimulating business investment because investors are cautious of an exit.
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Fed's QE Exit Problem
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Fed's QE Exit Problem
Italian Government 'Expected': Expert
David Lea, senior analyst for Europe at Control Risks, says that the makeup of the Italian government has not shown any great surprises but is not likely to last for the long-term.
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Italian Government 'Expected': Expert
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Italian Government 'Expected': Expert
China's Luxury Car Market Set for Growth
Hans Helmuth Hennig, Group Managing Director of Jebsen says that despite an initial slowdown, China's luxury car market will continue to grow.
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China's Luxury Car Market Set for Growth
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China's Luxury Car Market Set for Growth
Watch Out! Headwinds Ahead for Australia
Steve Johnson, CIO at Intelligent Investor Funds, discusses how Australia's exposure to China could ultimately bring down the domestic economy.
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Watch Out! Headwinds Ahead for Australia
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Watch Out! Headwinds Ahead for Australia
Why the Dollar Has the Likable Factor: Pro
Greg Gibbs, Senior Currency Strategist at RBS, & Paul Gambles Managing Partner of MBMG International, discuss various scenarios impacting the U.S. dollar. They also shed light on the state of Scottish pound and what it means for the Sterling.
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Why the Dollar Has the Likable Factor: Pro
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Why the Dollar Has the Likable Factor: Pro
Online Funny Fest Allows Global Participation
As the first online comedy festival kicks off, one stand-up comedian explains its mass appeal.
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Online Funny Fest Allows Global Participation
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Online Funny Fest Allows Global Participation
World's Largest Golf Club Puts China on Global Sports Map
How do you run the world's largest golf complex? Just ask Ken Chu, Chairman of the Mission Hills Group.
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World's Largest Golf Club Puts China on Global Sports Map
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World's Largest Golf Club Puts China on Global Sports Map
The US Economy Is Very Competitive: Pro
Sanjeev Sanyal, Global Strategist at Deutsche Bank explains why he thinks the U.S. is extremely competitive, and flags Australia as being outrageously expensive. Paul Gambles, Managing Partner, MBMG International warns that low prices in the U.S. stem from a lot of imbalances.
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The US Economy Is Very Competitive: Pro
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The US Economy Is Very Competitive: Pro
Sunday, April 28, 2013
American Electric Power CEO: Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions
American Electric Power CEO Nick Akins discusses earnings, the company's reduction of greenhouse gas emissions, why natural gas stocks are going up, and what customers can expect from the company this year.
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American Electric Power CEO: Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions
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American Electric Power CEO: Lower Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Earnings to Save Face?
Facebook reports earnings next Wednesday. Should investors "like" Facebook into earnings, with CNBC's Julia Boorstin, Melissa Lee and the Options Action traders.
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Earnings to Save Face?
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Earnings to Save Face?
The Truth About Earnings
Don't believe the hype. Earnings expose signs of trouble in the rally, with CNBC's Melissa Lee and the Options Action traders. Also, the case against Disney.
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The Truth About Earnings
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The Truth About Earnings
Soaking Up Profits In Flavored Whiskey
The "Fast Money" traders discuss JC Penney's second heaviest volume day on record, and explain the "Go Anywhere Index." Flavien Desoblin, Brandy Library owner in Manhattan, offers insight on the trends in flavored whiskey.
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Soaking Up Profits In Flavored Whiskey
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Soaking Up Profits In Flavored Whiskey
Would You Rather: Google or Microsoft?
Dissecting the day's major business news, with the "Fast Money" traders, including whether to "sell in May and go away," and if Google or Microsoft is a better buy right now.
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Would You Rather: Google or Microsoft?
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Would You Rather: Google or Microsoft?
The New 'Sharing' Economy
What does it take to make it big in the new economy? CNBC's Maria Bartiromo explains.
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The New 'Sharing' Economy
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The New 'Sharing' Economy
Options Action: Facebook to Face Earnings
Facebook ended the week with a bang, closing 3 percent higher today after Raymond James upgraded the stock. Brian Stutland, Stutland Volatility Group, weighs in.
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Options Action: Facebook to Face Earnings
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Options Action: Facebook to Face Earnings
LivingSocial Website Hacked
LivingSocial has been notifying people that their names and emails may have been compromised, reports CNBC's Julia Boorstin.
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LivingSocial Website Hacked
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LivingSocial Website Hacked
Risk vs. Reward in Mexico
Investing south of the border, with Marcelo Salomon, Barclays, and Rick Hoss, Euro Pacific Capital.
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Risk vs. Reward in Mexico
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Risk vs. Reward in Mexico
US Army Chief of Staff on Budget Cuts & Defense
General Ray Odierno, U.S. Army Chief of Staff, explains what impact he is seeing on the Army as a result of military spending cuts.
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US Army Chief of Staff on Budget Cuts & Defense
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US Army Chief of Staff on Budget Cuts & Defense
5 Stock Dividends That Are Dividend Sinners
Jon Ogg, 24/7 Wall St., lists five companies that he believes "really need" to start paying dividends.
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5 Stock Dividends That Are Dividend Sinners
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5 Stock Dividends That Are Dividend Sinners
Disruption Comes to Dinner
The conversation continues: Maria's dinner guests reveal how their "crazy ideas" are unlocking billions in value at the swipe of a finger and how technology will continue to drive business and innovation.
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Disruption Comes to Dinner
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Disruption Comes to Dinner
Spring Swoon Underway?
While stocks had a strong run, first quarter earnings so far have been mixed and the GDP fell short of expectations. Is it time to "sell in May and go away?" RDQ Economics Chief Economist John Ryding gives his outlook on the economy and markets.
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Spring Swoon Underway?
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Spring Swoon Underway?
3 to Watch: HLF, NEM, BWLD
CNBC's Josh Lipton looks at three stocks to watch for Monday, all reporting earnings, including Herbalife, Newmont Mining, and Buffalo Wild Wings.
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3 to Watch: HLF, NEM, BWLD
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3 to Watch: HLF, NEM, BWLD
More Table Talk
Maria wraps up her in-depth look at the next wave of tech leaders with Chegg CEO Dan Rosensweig.
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More Table Talk
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More Table Talk
Costly Combat Over Content: Streaming Wars
Insight on the game to stream digital content to consumers when they want it and where they want it, with Edward Williams, BMO Capital Markets; and Nicholas Carlson, Business Insider.
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Costly Combat Over Content: Streaming Wars
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Costly Combat Over Content: Streaming Wars
Seat at the Table
Maria Bartiromo invites Silicon Valley's leading entrepreneurs and investors for dinner and candid conversation. In this intimate setting, tech's best dish about their role in ushering a new economy, one that touts access over ownership. To find out who got a seat at the table and see web extras, visit: cnbc.com/seat-at-the-table.
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Seat at the Table
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Seat at the Table
Netflix Jumps on Earnings Beat
CNBC's Josh Lipton has a roundup of major earnings this week, including Netflix, Dr. Horton and Coach.
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Netflix Jumps on Earnings Beat
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Netflix Jumps on Earnings Beat
Talking Numbers: Burger King vs. McDonald's
Technical analyst Ari Wald of Princeridge is bullish on McDonald's but says you should wait for the price to enter a specific "buy zone." Fundamental analyst Enis Taner, RiskReversal.com, doesn't see any "buy zone" at all.
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Talking Numbers: Burger King vs. McDonald's
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Talking Numbers: Burger King vs. McDonald's
Soros Takes 7.9% Stake in JC Penney
George Soros has become what looks to be JC Penney's fourth biggest investor, reports CNBC's Kate Kelly, and Daryl Jones, Hedgeye Risk Management.
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Soros Takes 7.9% Stake in JC Penney
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Soros Takes 7.9% Stake in JC Penney
Goldman Rounds Up Financing for JC Penney
Sources say Goldman Sachs is in the midst of rounding up a financing for JC Penney and has commitments roughly of about $1.75 billion for a term loan with a coupon slightly above 7 percent and no equity component, reports CNBC's Daivd Faber.
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Goldman Rounds Up Financing for JC Penney
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Goldman Rounds Up Financing for JC Penney
Prim Capital Charged With Defrauding NBA Players' Union
The founder and managing director of Prim Capital has been charged with attempting to defraud the National Basketball Association Players' Union, with CNBC's Bertha Coombs.
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Prim Capital Charged With Defrauding NBA Players' Union
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Prim Capital Charged With Defrauding NBA Players' Union
Saturday, April 27, 2013
Customers Still Loyal to Apple?
Paul Sloan, executive Editor at CNET, discusses whether Apple has lost its mojo. Jim Iuorio, TJM Institutional Services, also compares Apple to Amazon.
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Customers Still Loyal to Apple?
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Customers Still Loyal to Apple?
SAC Modifies Redemption Policy
SAC Capital, headed by Steve Cohen, is modifying its investor redemption policy for the second time in 2013, with CNBC's Kate Kelly.
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SAC Modifies Redemption Policy
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SAC Modifies Redemption Policy
Japan's ANA to Test Flight 787 on Sunday
Japan's All-Nippon Airways will conduct a test flight of Boeing's 787 Dreamliner on Sunday as it prepares to resume commercial flights, with CNBC's Phil LeBeau.
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Japan's ANA to Test Flight 787 on Sunday
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Japan's ANA to Test Flight 787 on Sunday
CyberThreat Recap April 22-26
A hacking of the AP's Twitter account sends the markets plunging. CNBC's Scott Cohn has the details.
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CyberThreat Recap April 22-26
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CyberThreat Recap April 22-26
Verizon Warns Businesses About CyberThreats
Verizon's Wade Baker talks about the company's Annual Data Breach Investigation. With CNBC's Scott Cohn.
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Verizon Warns Businesses About CyberThreats
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Verizon Warns Businesses About CyberThreats
Medical M&As Driven by Technology: CEO
Michael Sinclair, CEO of Advanced Oncotherapy, explains why his company acquired Swiss firm Adam SA this week, citing its leadership in technology advancements.
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Medical M&As Driven by Technology: CEO
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Medical M&As Driven by Technology: CEO
Contraction Heading for US: Pro
Edward Dempsey, CIO of Pension Partners, says investors are "caught in a hard place" as a "contraction is arriving in the U.S.", and that it's better to be exposed to defensives.
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Contraction Heading for US: Pro
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Contraction Heading for US: Pro
BoJ Committed to Yen Weakness: Pro
Torrie Callander, senior corporate dealer at Global Reach Partners, says the yen will weaken further against the dollar and that the current euro strength against the dollar doesn't make much sense.
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BoJ Committed to Yen Weakness: Pro
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BoJ Committed to Yen Weakness: Pro
Japan Money Repatriation to Impact Europe?
Marc Ostwald, strategist at Monument Securities, discusses the repatriation of Japanese money, as Japanese investors continue to be net sellers of foreign assets, particularly European.
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Japan Money Repatriation to Impact Europe?
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Japan Money Repatriation to Impact Europe?
Santelli: Whose Euro Is It?
CNBC's Rick Santelli talks with Yra Harris, Praxis Trading, about which European country is really in charge of the euro.
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Santelli: Whose Euro Is It?
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Santelli: Whose Euro Is It?
Take a Peek at McDonald's Test Kitchen
CNBC's Carl Quintanilla heads into the kitchen with MCD's CEO Don Thompson, to get a firsthand look at how the company creates and tests food.
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Take a Peek at McDonald's Test Kitchen
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Take a Peek at McDonald's Test Kitchen
Friday, April 26, 2013
HP and Source Direct Resolve Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
Press Release: April 26, 2013
Topics: Financial
HP and Source Direct Resolve Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
PALO ALTO, Calif. -- HP and Source Direct, a third-party maintainer based in Addison, Texas, today announced they have resolved HP’s copyright infringement lawsuit against Source Direct relating to HP’s proprietary software patches on the HP Support Center (HPSC) website.
The settlement was reached after HP filed suit in the United States District Court, Northern District of California on April 26, 2012, alleging that Source Direct infringed HP’s copyrights by downloading infringing copies of proprietary HP software patches that it had unlawfully accessed through the HPSC website.
The lawsuit alleged that Source Direct illegally copied and distributed the proprietary HP software without authorization for its use in connection with support services it provides to its customers.
Source Direct denied HP’s allegations and asserted that its download and use of HP patches were entirely lawful and consistent with HP’s policies. As part of the settlement, Source Direct agreed to suspend its practices that were the subject of the suit.
About Source Direct
Source Direct is a Dallas-based, independent provider of IT support maintenance services, managed backup services, remote monitoring and management services and data center IT equipment. For more information about Source Direct, please visithttp://www.sourcedirect.com/.
CURE Magazine Announces Winner of the 2013 Extraordinary Healer Award for Oncology Nursing
McKesson News Release:
CURE Magazine Announces Winner of the 2013 Extraordinary Healer Award for Oncology NursingApril 25, 2013 |  | | |
Heartfelt essays from patients honor three extraordinary oncology nurses at a reception featuring Academy Award®-winning actress and caregiver, Marlee Matlin WASHINGTON, D.C. (April 25, 2013) – CURE magazine announced the winner of the 2013 Extraordinary Healer Award for Oncology Nursing during a special award ceremony at the Oncology Nursing Society’s (ONS) 38th Annual Congress. The award, now in its seventh year, was made possible through financial support from Amgen Oncology’s Breakaway from Cancer® andMillennium: The Takeda Oncology Company. The winner was one of three nurse finalists, nominated through an essay contest, which asked cancer patients, survivors and caregivers from across the country to nominate oncology nurses who demonstrated exceptional compassion, expertise and commitment in their patients’ fight against cancer.
In front of more than 700 of her peers, Angela Krach, RN, BSN, from UT MD Anderson Cancer Center, in Houston, Texas, was given this year’s Extraordinary Healer Award. Krach’s extraordinary nursing ability was highlighted in an essay written by Anne Ott of Metairie, La., the wife of one of her patients. Ott’s husband, James, was diagnosed with leukemia in March of 2012 and required a stem cell transplant, forcing the couple to relocate their lives to Houston. While difficult, the move ultimately resulted in their meeting Krach, who became their very own extraordinary healer.
Ott described in detail not only the many ways that Krach cared for her husband through the physical side effects of the transplant and subsequent complications, but also how she went above and beyond when the couple decided to move forward with their plans to get married -- at the cancer center. The Otts had originally planned to marry when they returned home to Louisiana after the transplant, but by February of 2013 it was still unclear when that return home would come. As Ott describes in her essay “we have been through so much together this past year and no longer wanted to wait to say, ‘I do’.” It was then, as the wedding plans began, that Krach became instrumental in making the Ott’s dreams a reality. In addition to orchestrating a dress rehearsal days before the wedding, Krach assisted Mr. Ott in dressing him and helping him to be the “perfect groom.” As Ott describes, “She gave him some of his dignity back by ensuring he looked his best in front of family and friends…it is impossible to convey the magnitude of what her kindness meant to James and to me that day.”
“When we read these essays, there are just moments when the visual takes over and you can see the nurse taking part in the patient’s life in a real and tangible way,” says Kathy LaTour, cancer survivor and editor-at-large of CURE. “These two people love each other and cancer couldn’t change that. Because Angela decided to go above and beyond her ususal excellent care, they were able to have the wedding they had to previously postpone. It was simply a beautiful moment that was made a hundred times better because someone cared.”
This year’s Honorary Mistress of Ceremonies, Academy Award®-winning actress and caregiver, Marlee Matlin, spoke to the crowd about her family’s experiences with cancer as her father, mother and sister-in-law have all survived the disease. Matlin joined CURE and the event’s sponsors in thanking the oncology nurses in attendance for all that they do on behalf of their patients and then treated many of the attendees to one-on-one pictures and autographs.
In addition to Krach, two other pairs of nurse finalists and essayists were honored at the reception. Steven Cuzzilla, RN, ADN, from the Myelosuppression/Bone Marrow Transplant Unit at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, in Nashville, Tenn., was nominated by Cassi Jones of Ingleside, Texas after Cuzzilla shared invaluable life advice with Jones as she went through a bone marrow transplant and was struggling with making decisions that affected her future. Cuzzilla, who had recently gone into nursing as a second career after losing his wife to metastatic melanoma, helped Jones to understand that she had to “take each day as it came.” As Jones wrote, “hearing Steven tell me to live out my life, do what I want, live life how it is supposed to be lived and enjoy it, that was what touched my heart. He had lived through those same fears and had those same thoughts, and he was ‘paying it forward.’”
Joining Krach and Cuzzilla was finalist Julie Hinson, RN, BSN, OCN, from the Gynecological Oncology department within Salem Cancer Institute at Salem Hospital, in Salem, Ore., nominated by Joyce Lowery, of Okinawa, Japan. Ten years after being diagnosed with cervical cancer and taking a leap of faith accepting a job in Okinawa, Japan, Lowery received news that her cancer had returned and she needed to return to the U.S. for treatment. It was at that point that Hinson stepped in and as Lowery described, “held my hand across the world and made everything seem possible.” In addition to helping Lowery complete the various documents needed in order to receive her travel orders during Typhoon Bolaven, Hinson was immediately at Lowery’s side when she did finally undergo surgery and treatment.
The winning essay will be featured in the summer 2013 issue of CURE, a free, quarterly magazine for cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. All three of the finalist essays, photos and videos from the event, will be featured on www.curetoday.combeginning June 12, 2013. Additionally, the essays, photos and more will be available on CURE’s Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/curemagazine.
About CURE Magazine
CURE magazine is a free, award-winning publication from Dallas-based CURE Media Group. By combining science and humanity, CURE helps patients, survivors and caregivers navigate the cancer journey and understand their diagnosis and treatment, while providing tools to cope during and after cancer—ultimately helping them to live the life they aspire to live. Through the magazine and its associated website, an annual resource guide for the newly diagnosed, books, and a variety of resources aimed at enhancing communication between healthcare professionals and patients, CUREprovides a wealth of resources for everyone on the cancer journey. For more information, visitwww.curetoday.com. CURE Media Group is affiliated with McKesson Specialty Health, a division ofMcKesson Corporation.
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U.S. Economic Recovery A Mirage?
Peter Schiff, CEO at Euro Pacific Capital warns that U.S. might be headed for a economic disaster worse than the global financial crisis in 2008. He also says that Japan is making a monetary mistake.
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U.S. Economic Recovery A Mirage?
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U.S. Economic Recovery A Mirage?
Japan Automakers Move Production Overseas
Mohit Arora, Executive Director at Asia Pacific at J.D. Power and Associates discusses the impact of Abenomics on Japan automakers. He says the weakening yen has a direct impact on their bottom lines and that automakers are looking at diversifying their production basis globally rather than re-investing locally.
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Japan Automakers Move Production Overseas
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Japan Automakers Move Production Overseas
Olam CEO: We Listen to Our Fiercest Critics
Sunny Verghese, CEO & Group Managing Director of Olam International, discusses the firm's plans to halve capital spending and downsize previous ambitious targets, following a scathing attack from short seller Muddy Waters last November.
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Olam CEO: We Listen to Our Fiercest Critics
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Olam CEO: We Listen to Our Fiercest Critics
Thursday, April 25, 2013
McKesson Renews Pharmaceutical Distribution Agreement with CVS Caremark
McKesson News Release:
McKesson Renews Pharmaceutical Distribution Agreement with CVS CaremarkApril 25, 2013 | | | |
SAN FRANCISCO, April 25, 2013 – McKesson Corporation (NYSE: MCK) announced that is has renewed its current distribution agreement with CVS Caremark.
“We are extremely pleased to continue our long standing relationship with CVS Caremark,” said Paul Julian, executive vice president, group president, McKesson Corporation. “McKesson’s comprehensive supply chain solutions continue to help CVS Caremark ensure the highest levels of product availability and product integrity, empowering CVS Caremark to provide outstanding pharmaceutical care to its customers.”
About McKesson
McKesson Corporation, currently ranked 14th on the FORTUNE 500, is a healthcare services and information technology company dedicated to making the business of healthcare run better. We partner with payers, hospitals, physician offices, pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies and others across the spectrum of care to build healthier organizations that deliver better care to patients in every setting. McKesson helps its customers improve their financial, operational, and clinical performance with solutions that include pharmaceutical and medical-surgical supply management, healthcare information technology, and business and clinical services. For more information, visithttp://www.mckesson.com.
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Accenture Newsroom: Accenture Survey Identifies Actions to Increase Consumer Adoption of Mobile Payments
Adding financial-management tools and rewarding consumers could increase use of mobile phones as payment devices
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Accenture Newsroom: Accenture Survey Identifies Actions to Increase Consumer Adoption of Mobile Payments
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Accenture Newsroom: Accenture Survey Identifies Actions to Increase Consumer Adoption of Mobile Payments
Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Cisco Helps Customers Address Rising Cloud, Big Data Requirements By Raising the Bar for Storage Networking - The Network: Cisco's Technology News Site
New Cisco MDS Storage Networking Solutions Help Customers Manage Rapidly Growing Storage Requirements With Greater Performance, Scale, Reliability
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Cisco Helps Customers Address Rising Cloud, Big Data Requirements By Raising the Bar for Storage Networking - The Network: Cisco's Technology News Site
IBM News room - 2013-04-24 Analytics Heads to Graduate School at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - United States
IBM Supported Master's Program Prepares Students for Big Data and Analytics Jobs
Following IBM's Donation of a Watson System to Rensselaer, Partnership Continues With Leading-Edge Business Analytics Graduate Program
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IBM News room - 2013-04-24 Analytics Heads to Graduate School at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - United States
Following IBM's Donation of a Watson System to Rensselaer, Partnership Continues With Leading-Edge Business Analytics Graduate Program
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IBM News room - 2013-04-24 Analytics Heads to Graduate School at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - United States
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