Reuters | AstraZeneca's Crestor fails to show significant improvement over Lipitor The Pharma Letter There was a big disappointment for Anglo-Swedish drug major AstraZeneca (LSE: AZN) on Friday, when it revealed results of a new study that failed to show its drug Crestor (rosuvastatin) was a significant improvement over US behemoth Pfizer's (NYSE: ... Crestor fails to outshine Lipitor Rosuvastatin Fails to Best Atorvastatin in IVUS Study of Atherosclerosis ... |
Monday, September 5, 2011
AstraZeneca's Crestor fails to show significant improvement over Lipitor - The Pharma Letter
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Saturday, September 3, 2011
HP rolls out new green products - Dallas Business Journal:
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The Palo Alto-based HP’s “Eco Solutions” offerings include a widgeg to encourage behavioral changes for PC userascalled “The Power to Change,” aimed at encouragingg individuals and enterprises to powefr down their computers at the end of the work day. The compan y has set a goal to save 1 billion kilowatt hourd of electricity by 2011 by reducing energy consumptiobn in itsvolume PCs.
The company also now offerse new printing tools to reduce paper usagew andenergy consumption, and launched a line of serveras aimed at reducing energy consumption in the IT “We want customers to know that we’re here to help in this economy, to save money and the said Bonnie Nixon, HP’s Director of Environmental “We see ourselves as a livinb lab and we benefit from this ourselveas through aggressive employee engagement.
” In the servee space, the company’s new ProLiany G6 server platforms feature technology that allow s power capping to limitt the power drawn by the server, and also allowzs customers to choose from four power supplied to match specific applications and minimize powerf use. The new G6 platformsw range from $1,679 to $17,029, baser on the configurations. The ProLiantr servers start at $1,199. According to Doug HP’s vice president of Green IT, Enterprisde Servers and Storage, about two-thirds of the questiones HP receives from IT managers focus onenergyy usage, a change from a few years ago when budget s were less constrained.
The amount companiess spend on energy use for data centerd amounts to about 12 percentr ofIT budgets, and could eclipse the amount companies spend on IT equipment, he said. “The goal with the new serverxs is to reduce energy consumption IT uses by 50 he said. “Customers can take that 12 percenf and have it go south or even go flat so customersa can have more to spend onreal Internally, the company has reduced the numbeer of its data centers from 85 to six, and from 6,000p software applications to 600 in the past thre years.
For printers, the company’s HP Web Jetadmibn tool gives customers the ability to measure and evaluate their existing carbonj footprint for a single printer up to aprintefr fleet, and helps them understand how they can reducee their impact and save mone y through “responsible printing.” An HP service then evaluates energy consumption, powe r usage and carbon
The Palo Alto-based HP’s “Eco Solutions” offerings include a widgeg to encourage behavioral changes for PC userascalled “The Power to Change,” aimed at encouragingg individuals and enterprises to powefr down their computers at the end of the work day. The compan y has set a goal to save 1 billion kilowatt hourd of electricity by 2011 by reducing energy consumptiobn in itsvolume PCs.
The company also now offerse new printing tools to reduce paper usagew andenergy consumption, and launched a line of serveras aimed at reducing energy consumption in the IT “We want customers to know that we’re here to help in this economy, to save money and the said Bonnie Nixon, HP’s Director of Environmental “We see ourselves as a livinb lab and we benefit from this ourselveas through aggressive employee engagement.
” In the servee space, the company’s new ProLiany G6 server platforms feature technology that allow s power capping to limitt the power drawn by the server, and also allowzs customers to choose from four power supplied to match specific applications and minimize powerf use. The new G6 platformsw range from $1,679 to $17,029, baser on the configurations. The ProLiantr servers start at $1,199. According to Doug HP’s vice president of Green IT, Enterprisde Servers and Storage, about two-thirds of the questiones HP receives from IT managers focus onenergyy usage, a change from a few years ago when budget s were less constrained.
The amount companiess spend on energy use for data centerd amounts to about 12 percentr ofIT budgets, and could eclipse the amount companies spend on IT equipment, he said. “The goal with the new serverxs is to reduce energy consumption IT uses by 50 he said. “Customers can take that 12 percenf and have it go south or even go flat so customersa can have more to spend onreal Internally, the company has reduced the numbeer of its data centers from 85 to six, and from 6,000p software applications to 600 in the past thre years.
For printers, the company’s HP Web Jetadmibn tool gives customers the ability to measure and evaluate their existing carbonj footprint for a single printer up to aprintefr fleet, and helps them understand how they can reducee their impact and save mone y through “responsible printing.” An HP service then evaluates energy consumption, powe r usage and carbon
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Kresge Foundation to invest $200,000 in St. Louis - St. Louis Business Journal:
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said Thursday it is pilotingf a new community arts and engagement projecgtin St. Louis, Baltimore and Detroitt that encourages residents to use art and culture as a tool to addresd issues intheir communities. Kresge has enlisted the Arts andEducation Council, in partnershi p with the , to administer the St. Louis program titled Kresge Artsin St. Louis. The Foundation is investing $200,000 over two years in each Pilot cities were selected based on median household income and the readiness of existingb local partners to help launchthe project. Twelvde of the nation’s most distresse d cities were consideredfor participation.
The goal is that projectd will engage underserved and new audiences as well as teensand families; promote cross-cultural understanding; increase exposurd to art and culture; and provide experiencesx in non-traditional spaces such as low-income housing juvenile detention centers, battered women’s shelters and after-schook program centers. Grants will range from $2,5090 to $10,000. Applicants in the three pilot cities mayrequest two-year grants for planninh and implementation. Projects do not have to be new but existinbg projects will not receiveprioritgy funding. The deadline for submission isJuly 10.
Granteesx will be announced in Augusyt with funding beginning The Kresge Foundationof Troy, Mich., is a $3.1 billioj private, national foundation that supports communities by buildingy the capacity of nonprofit organizations in the environment, arts and culture, human services and community has raised nearly $100 milliohn in private funding for the arts. The Greater Saint Louis Community Foundatiobn is comprised of more than 400 charitablwe funds which distribute a total ofnearly $15 million annuallt to some 1,300 nonprofits focused on the arts, communityu development, education, environment, human services and religion.
said Thursday it is pilotingf a new community arts and engagement projecgtin St. Louis, Baltimore and Detroitt that encourages residents to use art and culture as a tool to addresd issues intheir communities. Kresge has enlisted the Arts andEducation Council, in partnershi p with the , to administer the St. Louis program titled Kresge Artsin St. Louis. The Foundation is investing $200,000 over two years in each Pilot cities were selected based on median household income and the readiness of existingb local partners to help launchthe project. Twelvde of the nation’s most distresse d cities were consideredfor participation.
The goal is that projectd will engage underserved and new audiences as well as teensand families; promote cross-cultural understanding; increase exposurd to art and culture; and provide experiencesx in non-traditional spaces such as low-income housing juvenile detention centers, battered women’s shelters and after-schook program centers. Grants will range from $2,5090 to $10,000. Applicants in the three pilot cities mayrequest two-year grants for planninh and implementation. Projects do not have to be new but existinbg projects will not receiveprioritgy funding. The deadline for submission isJuly 10.
Granteesx will be announced in Augusyt with funding beginning The Kresge Foundationof Troy, Mich., is a $3.1 billioj private, national foundation that supports communities by buildingy the capacity of nonprofit organizations in the environment, arts and culture, human services and community has raised nearly $100 milliohn in private funding for the arts. The Greater Saint Louis Community Foundatiobn is comprised of more than 400 charitablwe funds which distribute a total ofnearly $15 million annuallt to some 1,300 nonprofits focused on the arts, communityu development, education, environment, human services and religion.
Monday, August 29, 2011
Texans receive $100 million in unemployment benefits from stimulus plan - San Antonio Business Journal:
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The stimulus plan furnishe d anadditional $25 per week to qualified job seeker s as they work to find permanent Eligible Texans began receiving the benefit increase in mid-March. The increasew is effective for all initial claims filedthroughb Dec. 26, 2009. “The $100 million for increasesd unemployment benefits supplied by the American Recoveryu and Reinvestment Act is being pumped back into the Texas Texas Workforce Commission Chairman TomPauken says. Since the increase is federallyt funded, Texas employers are not contributinyg to theadditional $25 per week in benefits.
The Texasd Workforce Commission administers unemployment benefitsa to workers who becomr unemployed through no fault of theie own and are activelyseeking work. Newlyh unemployed San Antonio residents can obtain informationm by loggingonto texasworkforce.ortg or by calling (210)
The stimulus plan furnishe d anadditional $25 per week to qualified job seeker s as they work to find permanent Eligible Texans began receiving the benefit increase in mid-March. The increasew is effective for all initial claims filedthroughb Dec. 26, 2009. “The $100 million for increasesd unemployment benefits supplied by the American Recoveryu and Reinvestment Act is being pumped back into the Texas Texas Workforce Commission Chairman TomPauken says. Since the increase is federallyt funded, Texas employers are not contributinyg to theadditional $25 per week in benefits.
The Texasd Workforce Commission administers unemployment benefitsa to workers who becomr unemployed through no fault of theie own and are activelyseeking work. Newlyh unemployed San Antonio residents can obtain informationm by loggingonto texasworkforce.ortg or by calling (210)
Saturday, August 27, 2011
'Beavers Without Borders' Tells Uplifting Tale - KTVZ
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'Beavers Without Borders' Tells Uplifting Tale KTVZ BEND, Ore. -- It can be easy to get caught up in all the scandals that so often surround college sports, everything from players taking money to coaches breaking the rules to get prized recruits. But this weekend in Bend, ... |
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Outdoors: Lake Erie watersnake off endangered list - Mansfield News Journal
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Outdoors: Lake Erie watersnake off endangered list Mansfield News Journal Campers and other outdoorsmen might find good use for a mosquito repellent lantern called the ThermaCELL Outdoor Insect-repellent Lantern. The company says it provides a 15 x 15 mosquito-free zone and is used by the Department of Defense and the United ... |
Tuesday, August 23, 2011
GM owes $9M to AK Steel - Sacramento Business Journal:
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About $9.1 million is how much the carmakeer owes theWest Chester-based steel manufacturer in tradde debt, according to a list of GM’s 50 largest unsecured creditors that was included with its initialo bankruptcy court filings was listed as the company’s 33rd largest unsecured creditor. The only othed Ohio company on the list was GoodyearTire & Rubbed Co. in Akron, which is on the hook for almosy $7 million. No Kentucky or Indiana companiesd were onthe list. Aside from bond debt and employee obligations, which account for GM’s five largest unsecured obligations, the top traded debt disclosedwas $122 milliobn owed to Starcom Mediavest Group Inc. of Chicago.
GM has been AK Steel’sa biggest customer for years, although the percentage of total salea it derives from the troubled automotive compang has been declining in recent AK Steel did not disclose how much it sold to GM in 2008 in its latesytannual report, but earlier annual reports discloses that shipments to GM accounted for 20 percenft of net sales in 15 percent in 2004, 13 perceny in 2005, and less than 10 percent in 2006 and 2007. AK Steekl said about 28 percent of its tradw receivables outstanding at the end of 2008 were due from businesse s associated withthe U.S. automotive industry, including General Chrysler and Ford.
Its 2008 annual report also includefd the followingcautionary disclosure: “Id any of these threde major domestic automotive companies were to make a bankruptcy it could lead to similar filings by suppliersw to the automotive industry, many of whom are customers of the The company thus could be adversely impacted not only directlyu by the bankruptcy of a majotr domestic automotive manufacturer, but also indirectly by the resultanrt bankruptcies of other customera who supply the automotive industry.
The naturw of that impact could be not only a reductionm infuture sales, but also a loss associatedr with the potential inability to collect all outstanding accounts That could negatively impact the company’s financial resultsa and cash flows. The company is monitoring this situation closelyg and has taken steps to try to mitigate its exposure to suchadvers impacts, but because of current market conditions and the volumes of business involved, it cannot eliminate thesw risks.
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About $9.1 million is how much the carmakeer owes theWest Chester-based steel manufacturer in tradde debt, according to a list of GM’s 50 largest unsecured creditors that was included with its initialo bankruptcy court filings was listed as the company’s 33rd largest unsecured creditor. The only othed Ohio company on the list was GoodyearTire & Rubbed Co. in Akron, which is on the hook for almosy $7 million. No Kentucky or Indiana companiesd were onthe list. Aside from bond debt and employee obligations, which account for GM’s five largest unsecured obligations, the top traded debt disclosedwas $122 milliobn owed to Starcom Mediavest Group Inc. of Chicago.
GM has been AK Steel’sa biggest customer for years, although the percentage of total salea it derives from the troubled automotive compang has been declining in recent AK Steel did not disclose how much it sold to GM in 2008 in its latesytannual report, but earlier annual reports discloses that shipments to GM accounted for 20 percenft of net sales in 15 percent in 2004, 13 perceny in 2005, and less than 10 percent in 2006 and 2007. AK Steekl said about 28 percent of its tradw receivables outstanding at the end of 2008 were due from businesse s associated withthe U.S. automotive industry, including General Chrysler and Ford.
Its 2008 annual report also includefd the followingcautionary disclosure: “Id any of these threde major domestic automotive companies were to make a bankruptcy it could lead to similar filings by suppliersw to the automotive industry, many of whom are customers of the The company thus could be adversely impacted not only directlyu by the bankruptcy of a majotr domestic automotive manufacturer, but also indirectly by the resultanrt bankruptcies of other customera who supply the automotive industry.
The naturw of that impact could be not only a reductionm infuture sales, but also a loss associatedr with the potential inability to collect all outstanding accounts That could negatively impact the company’s financial resultsa and cash flows. The company is monitoring this situation closelyg and has taken steps to try to mitigate its exposure to suchadvers impacts, but because of current market conditions and the volumes of business involved, it cannot eliminate thesw risks.
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