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The product is called Caldolor. It’s an intravenous formulationh of ibuprofen that Cumberlans says is the first and only injectable pain and fever product approvedc for sale in theUnited States. Caldolor will be used mostlyt in hospitalized patients who are unable to receive oral therapies for pain relief and fever reduction, Cumberland says in a release. Caldolodr is the third drug in Cumberland' s portfolio and the second for whicnh it has completed development and earnedeFDA approval.
The companty plans to promote the drug in the Unitec States through its expanded hospital sales forcwe and will use alliances with marketing partners for sales outside of theUnitex States, the release is a Nashville-based specialty pharmaceutical companyt that develops and markets branded, prescriptionb products for targeted physician segments, including hospital acute care and
Monday, August 29, 2011
Saturday, August 27, 2011
bizjournals Media Kit - Audience Demographics
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61.1% Male 38.9% Female Average HHI — $97,661.50 8.5% have a portfolio valued in excessof $500,0000 bizjournals reaches an executive-level audience of affluent decision makers. 46.9% are business decision makers orinfluenceras 22.6% have started or plan to start thei own business 13.2% are C-leveo executives and owners 19.1% are in senior management positions 78% of traffic occurs between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. 76.3 read business news online 60.1% read or signed up for emaiol newsletters 83.6% shopped online 72.9% made a purchase online bizjournals reachesw a core audience of loyalB2B 98% do not regularly visiyt Yahoo! Small Business Online 86% do not regularluy visit Forbes.
com 80% do not regularlyg visit Reuters.com bizjournals deliverxs well-educated, professional, active onlinee consumers. Source: Nielsen Fall 2008 Nielsen NetView, July 2008
61.1% Male 38.9% Female Average HHI — $97,661.50 8.5% have a portfolio valued in excessof $500,0000 bizjournals reaches an executive-level audience of affluent decision makers. 46.9% are business decision makers orinfluenceras 22.6% have started or plan to start thei own business 13.2% are C-leveo executives and owners 19.1% are in senior management positions 78% of traffic occurs between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. 76.3 read business news online 60.1% read or signed up for emaiol newsletters 83.6% shopped online 72.9% made a purchase online bizjournals reachesw a core audience of loyalB2B 98% do not regularly visiyt Yahoo! Small Business Online 86% do not regularluy visit Forbes.
com 80% do not regularlyg visit Reuters.com bizjournals deliverxs well-educated, professional, active onlinee consumers. Source: Nielsen Fall 2008 Nielsen NetView, July 2008
Thursday, August 25, 2011
HemoShear Awarded $4.3 Million NIH Grant to Develop Predictive Drug Database - MarketWatch (press release)
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HemoShear Awarded $4.3 Million NIH Grant to Develop Predictive Drug Database MarketWatch (press release) The database will be valuable in predicting the safety and efficacy of potential new drug candidates. HemoShear will use proprietary bioinformatics methods to develop a predictive vascular gene signature that can be used to score new drug compounds for ... |
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
City Council proclaims 'Go Gold Fridays' - Hattiesburg American
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City Council proclaims 'Go Gold Fridays' Hattiesburg American The Hattiesburg City Council hopes to spread some Eagle Fever throughout the Pine Belt this footb » |
Sunday, August 21, 2011
Thursday, August 18, 2011
National City Mortgage faces possible cuts - Dayton Business Journal:
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Spokesman Pat McMahon said PNC (NYSE: PNC) is committex to National City Mortgage and theDayton area, but as a resulty of the merger, it is lookingv to eliminate 5,800 positions throughout its geographic presence. PNC now has 2,500o Dayton-area employees at both its bankingy andmortgage operations, but McMahon would not say how many loca l workers would be cut. “We have a significant presenced inMiami Township, but we have said all alongy there would be job impact as a part of the mergefd companies,” McMahon said.
He said PNC is not breaking out stafft reductions by geographic location orbusinessz unit, but it will provide information on “expense reductions” in its quarterlyg updates. PNC has a goal of reducing expensewsby $1.2 billion, part of which will come througjh a reduction in employment. McMahon said it is too earlt to say what the net outcome will be inMiamu Township, but the company’s long-terjm strategy is to grow the companyu and add jobs. “We have a meaningful presence in theDayton area. It’s an important marke and we want to be aggressive McMahon said.
As a part of the merger, Nationall City branch locations in the Dayton area are schedulex to beginbeing re-branded as PNC branches in the first half of 2010.
Spokesman Pat McMahon said PNC (NYSE: PNC) is committex to National City Mortgage and theDayton area, but as a resulty of the merger, it is lookingv to eliminate 5,800 positions throughout its geographic presence. PNC now has 2,500o Dayton-area employees at both its bankingy andmortgage operations, but McMahon would not say how many loca l workers would be cut. “We have a significant presenced inMiami Township, but we have said all alongy there would be job impact as a part of the mergefd companies,” McMahon said.
He said PNC is not breaking out stafft reductions by geographic location orbusinessz unit, but it will provide information on “expense reductions” in its quarterlyg updates. PNC has a goal of reducing expensewsby $1.2 billion, part of which will come througjh a reduction in employment. McMahon said it is too earlt to say what the net outcome will be inMiamu Township, but the company’s long-terjm strategy is to grow the companyu and add jobs. “We have a meaningful presence in theDayton area. It’s an important marke and we want to be aggressive McMahon said.
As a part of the merger, Nationall City branch locations in the Dayton area are schedulex to beginbeing re-branded as PNC branches in the first half of 2010.
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Kauai, Big Isle hotels hurting - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
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For the week endingv May 30, Kauai occupancyt dropped 10.5 percentage points to 59.8 percent, whilde Big Island occupancy plunged 15 percentage pointsto 51.9 As compared with the same week in room rates on both islandes were down as well — Kauai rated fell 12.3 percent to average $176 a while Big Island ratee were off 8.6 percenr to average $152. • Oahu occupancy slipped 1 percentage pointto 70.2 while rates decreased 12.1 percent to and • Maui occupancy inched 0.8 percentage points downward to 63.6 percent, while room ratea plummeted 17.2 percent to $210. Statewide hotel occupancy declined 3.9 percentage pointzs to 64.
9 percent, while room ratese slumped 13 percentto $166. Nationwide hote occupancy dipped 5.9 percentage pointas to 51.6 percent, while room ratew fell 9.6 percent to averages $93. The weekly Hawaii hote l industry snapshot is surveyed byand .
For the week endingv May 30, Kauai occupancyt dropped 10.5 percentage points to 59.8 percent, whilde Big Island occupancy plunged 15 percentage pointsto 51.9 As compared with the same week in room rates on both islandes were down as well — Kauai rated fell 12.3 percent to average $176 a while Big Island ratee were off 8.6 percenr to average $152. • Oahu occupancy slipped 1 percentage pointto 70.2 while rates decreased 12.1 percent to and • Maui occupancy inched 0.8 percentage points downward to 63.6 percent, while room ratea plummeted 17.2 percent to $210. Statewide hotel occupancy declined 3.9 percentage pointzs to 64.
9 percent, while room ratese slumped 13 percentto $166. Nationwide hote occupancy dipped 5.9 percentage pointas to 51.6 percent, while room ratew fell 9.6 percent to averages $93. The weekly Hawaii hote l industry snapshot is surveyed byand .
Sunday, August 14, 2011
ADP reports 532,000 May job cuts - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
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Payroll firm ADP reported Wednesday that companiesz inthe U.S. cut an estimated 532,00o workers from payrolls last ADP also revised highef its estimate of cuts in Aprilto 545,000 from the previou estimate of 491,000. The ADP reporft noted losses across all sizes and categories of businesse with large business payrolls declining medium businessesshedding 223,000 jobs and small businesses cuttinvg 209,000 employees. The goods-producing sector lost 267,00p jobs while the service-producing sector declined by 265,00p positions. The Labor Department is due to release its jobs reporfon Friday.
The averagwe analyst estimate for that report of government as well as privatee payrolls is a lossof 520,00 payroll positions and an increase in the unemployment rate to 9.2 percenty from April’s rate of 8.9 percent. On Monday, The Institutre for Supply Management announceds that its factory index rose to the highestt level since last September as new orderd posted their first gain since therecessiom began. On Tuesday the National Associationm of Realtors reported that pending salea ofexisting homes, or contracts signed but not closed, rose 6.7 percent in April, the largest increase in six years.
Payroll firm ADP reported Wednesday that companiesz inthe U.S. cut an estimated 532,00o workers from payrolls last ADP also revised highef its estimate of cuts in Aprilto 545,000 from the previou estimate of 491,000. The ADP reporft noted losses across all sizes and categories of businesse with large business payrolls declining medium businessesshedding 223,000 jobs and small businesses cuttinvg 209,000 employees. The goods-producing sector lost 267,00p jobs while the service-producing sector declined by 265,00p positions. The Labor Department is due to release its jobs reporfon Friday.
The averagwe analyst estimate for that report of government as well as privatee payrolls is a lossof 520,00 payroll positions and an increase in the unemployment rate to 9.2 percenty from April’s rate of 8.9 percent. On Monday, The Institutre for Supply Management announceds that its factory index rose to the highestt level since last September as new orderd posted their first gain since therecessiom began. On Tuesday the National Associationm of Realtors reported that pending salea ofexisting homes, or contracts signed but not closed, rose 6.7 percent in April, the largest increase in six years.
Friday, August 12, 2011
Tuesday, August 9, 2011
Northland takes page from automakers
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The company, , announced it is launching a Rent Assurancer Program that is being rolled out acrossthe Newton-basex company’s entire portfolio. The company’sw multifamily holdings total 16,670 units in nine Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Nortjh Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Arizona. In Massachusetts, Northland owns 1,230 apartment units in Amherst, Danvers, Westborough and Worcester. The program resembles those announced by automakerws such as and to boost sales from wary consumers who are tightening theidr belts in anticipation of potentialjob losses.
Hyundaii recently announced a new and improved version of its HyundaiAssurancew Program, which enables some customers to turn their cars back in to dealerss if they get laid off withimn a year. Hyundai’s new Assurance Plus prograjm will cover three months of car payments whil e the buyer looks for anew job. At the end of 90 the customer can still return the car ifthey haven’f found a job. Likewise, Ford’ds “Advantage Plan” covers payments of up to $700 per month for as long as a year for buyerzs who have beenlaid off.
Much like the desperatd measures car manufacturers are taking to sell cars in one of the worsr economic climatesin decades, Northland’s program enablesz its residents to “walk away from his or her without paying termination fees,” in the event that the persojn involuntarily loses his or her The program is available to new residentss and residents who renew leases. Time will tell if Northland’xs program helps it sign up new tenants inits Generally, residents sign long-term leasee that are extremely hard to break withouy legal intervention.
According to published reports, Hyundai saw salexs increase 14 percentin January, the month the Assurancew Program launched, while U.S. sales were the weakest for the monty in27 years. “In these challengingg economic times, we believe it’ds important to offer our residents peaceof mind,” Northland Vice Presideng Diane Yensen said in a statement. “Losing your incomee can be a scary and (RAP) provides our residentsd with an ‘out’ in the event that they involuntarily lose theifr job and need to bream their lease.” Northland owns $2.1 billiob of apartment properties totaling 19 million squarse feet and has a development pipelines in excess of $1 billion.
was awardedx the leasing assignment for 399Boylston St., a 13-story, 228,820-square-foo t office building in Boston’s Back Bay. The building has one vacant saidDuncan Gratton, a partner at DTZ/FHO Partners. will vacater 8,900 square feet and another tenant, McNamee Lawrence Co., is leaving 4,600 square feet at the end of the said Gratton, who noted the building is 8 percengt vacant today. New tenants will be askedr to pay in thelow $40s-per-square-foot range to lease spac e in the building. Shorenstein Properties LLC purchased the buildiny in March 2007from Rockwood/Abbey Fee LLC for an undiscloseed price.
At the time the building was 100 percent leasedf to 14 tenants including NATIXISAsset Management, software developer ZANTAZ Inc. and The building’s 14,000 square feet of ground-floore retail space is leased toand . Shorensteihn recently spent $575,000 on lobby renovationas and morethan $1 million in repairs to the building’s exterior and operating systems.
The company, , announced it is launching a Rent Assurancer Program that is being rolled out acrossthe Newton-basex company’s entire portfolio. The company’sw multifamily holdings total 16,670 units in nine Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Nortjh Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Arizona. In Massachusetts, Northland owns 1,230 apartment units in Amherst, Danvers, Westborough and Worcester. The program resembles those announced by automakerws such as and to boost sales from wary consumers who are tightening theidr belts in anticipation of potentialjob losses.
Hyundaii recently announced a new and improved version of its HyundaiAssurancew Program, which enables some customers to turn their cars back in to dealerss if they get laid off withimn a year. Hyundai’s new Assurance Plus prograjm will cover three months of car payments whil e the buyer looks for anew job. At the end of 90 the customer can still return the car ifthey haven’f found a job. Likewise, Ford’ds “Advantage Plan” covers payments of up to $700 per month for as long as a year for buyerzs who have beenlaid off.
Much like the desperatd measures car manufacturers are taking to sell cars in one of the worsr economic climatesin decades, Northland’s program enablesz its residents to “walk away from his or her without paying termination fees,” in the event that the persojn involuntarily loses his or her The program is available to new residentss and residents who renew leases. Time will tell if Northland’xs program helps it sign up new tenants inits Generally, residents sign long-term leasee that are extremely hard to break withouy legal intervention.
According to published reports, Hyundai saw salexs increase 14 percentin January, the month the Assurancew Program launched, while U.S. sales were the weakest for the monty in27 years. “In these challengingg economic times, we believe it’ds important to offer our residents peaceof mind,” Northland Vice Presideng Diane Yensen said in a statement. “Losing your incomee can be a scary and (RAP) provides our residentsd with an ‘out’ in the event that they involuntarily lose theifr job and need to bream their lease.” Northland owns $2.1 billiob of apartment properties totaling 19 million squarse feet and has a development pipelines in excess of $1 billion.
was awardedx the leasing assignment for 399Boylston St., a 13-story, 228,820-square-foo t office building in Boston’s Back Bay. The building has one vacant saidDuncan Gratton, a partner at DTZ/FHO Partners. will vacater 8,900 square feet and another tenant, McNamee Lawrence Co., is leaving 4,600 square feet at the end of the said Gratton, who noted the building is 8 percengt vacant today. New tenants will be askedr to pay in thelow $40s-per-square-foot range to lease spac e in the building. Shorenstein Properties LLC purchased the buildiny in March 2007from Rockwood/Abbey Fee LLC for an undiscloseed price.
At the time the building was 100 percent leasedf to 14 tenants including NATIXISAsset Management, software developer ZANTAZ Inc. and The building’s 14,000 square feet of ground-floore retail space is leased toand . Shorensteihn recently spent $575,000 on lobby renovationas and morethan $1 million in repairs to the building’s exterior and operating systems.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Garrett aims to acknowledge approach players take to get better - Fort Worth Star Telegram (blog)
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Garrett aims to acknowledge approach players take to get better Fort Worth Star Telegram (blog) Of course, not every player is going to make the team. In fact, the Cowboys cut quarterback Zack Eskridge and defensive tackle Billy Blackard on Saturday. But Garrett said when he is talking a player up, he's talking more about the approach a player ... |
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