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a developer and manufacturer of cellphone signal-amplificatio n technology, and have completed a reverse the companies announced this week. Norpac (OTCBB: will file for a name change to , and for a stocok ticker symbol change, which would becomes effective earlynext month. El Dorado Hills-based CelLynx is the company’s sole CelLynx shareholders ownabout 61.8 percent of the equituy in the newly merged company. Along with the transaction, all priod Norpac officers have resigned.
They’ve been replaced by the CelLync officers, including founders Daniel Ash, who is servinf as chief executive officer, and Tareq CelLynx’s chief strategy Also in connection withthe merger, the companyu has successfully completed a series of equity financing, raisinb $2 million from a groul of accredited and institutional Under terms of the merger transaction, Norpac issues abouf 1.25 shares of common or preferred stockk in exchange for each share of CelLynxx common stock. CelLynx has developed a product designed to boost cellular signal strengtyh insidea home, office or vehicle by plugging in an unit next to a window.
One of the company’s early investors is Irvine-based .
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Thursday, November 8, 2012
TEXT-Fitch takes various rating actions on enhanced munis, TOBs - Reuters
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CNBC.com | TEXT-Fitch takes various rating actions on enhanced munis, TOBs Reuters Nov 7 - Fitch Ratings has taken various conforming rating actions on enhanced municipal bonds and tender option bonds (TOBs) corresponding to actions taken on their associated enhancement providers or underlying bonds. Long-term ratings on enhanced ... Fitch Aff irms Volkswagen Auto Lease Trust 2011-A |
Wednesday, November 7, 2012
U.S. Bank returns TARP money - Jacksonville Business Journal:
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billion in Troubled Asset Relied Program money it took last year fromthe . U.S. Bank USB), based in Minneapolis, had previously announceds its plans to redeemk the preferred stock issued to the Last week, it from the government to do so. U.S. Bank also told the Treasuryh it intends to repurchasethe 10-year warrant it had issuexd along with the preferred “The redemption allows our company to returnb to operating from a position of both independenr strength and strategic flexibility,” said Richard Davis, the company’ds president, CEO and chairman, in a statement. The Treasuryg in May announcedthat U.S.
Bank whicn showed it would be able to ride out the economic downturn without having to raisemore capital. Davixs has of the government’s capital purchase In February he called the program and said the banking industry was pressured to participatw inthe program.
billion in Troubled Asset Relied Program money it took last year fromthe . U.S. Bank USB), based in Minneapolis, had previously announceds its plans to redeemk the preferred stock issued to the Last week, it from the government to do so. U.S. Bank also told the Treasuryh it intends to repurchasethe 10-year warrant it had issuexd along with the preferred “The redemption allows our company to returnb to operating from a position of both independenr strength and strategic flexibility,” said Richard Davis, the company’ds president, CEO and chairman, in a statement. The Treasuryg in May announcedthat U.S.
Bank whicn showed it would be able to ride out the economic downturn without having to raisemore capital. Davixs has of the government’s capital purchase In February he called the program and said the banking industry was pressured to participatw inthe program.
Tuesday, November 6, 2012
Apple suit over Motorola patents dismissed - Chicago Tribune
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Brisbane Times | Apple suit over Motorola patents dismissed Chicago Tribune Apple suit over Motorola patents dismissed. Google wins round as Wisconsin judge says she lacks authority to set royalties. Email · print. Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt. Google's tensions with Apple will only escalate as more than a billion ... Apple Pa tent Suit Is Dismissed Apple suit vs. Google over patent rates dismissed Apple suit against Google tossed out of court |
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Carroll: Suit against NASCAR to continue - Business First of Louisville:
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“Absolutely,” he said Saturday at the Ky. venue, as he stood abou t 25 feet away from current trac ownerBruton Smith, chairman of Smith and Carrolol consider themselves friends, but Smith cannog convince Carroll and his partners to drop the lawsuift filed in 2005 againsg NASCAR and sister company Carroll and his partners builtg the track for $152 million and sold it to SMI for $78.4 million, which includes an assumption of debt of $63.32 million. “Suing NASCAR and suing ISC, … how are they goinbg to make moneydoing that?” Smith said. “I’ve said from day one, I though t it was a bad lawsuit.
” NASCAR has been steadfast in its stancd that the lawsuit must be resolvedbefore SMI, whicu is primarily owned by Smith, can realign a Sprint Cup race date from one of its othere tracks to the 1.5-mile Kentuckh oval. When SMI bought the track, the founders retained their rightz to pursuetheir lawsuit, which allege s that the France-owned sanctioninhg body of NASCAR illegally conspires with the publiclh traded, France-controlled track operating company ISC to keep tracks such as Kentucky from obtaining Cup dates. SMI is consideresd a co-conspirator in the case. A U.S. Districtr Court judge ruled in Januaryt 2008 that there was not enough evidencwfor trial. A three-judge U.S.
Court of Appealw panel is scheduled to hear oral argumentsx in the case July 30in Cincinnati. Decisions on appealsx typically come anywhere from three weeks to six month after the oral arguments in the Sixth Circuit Courtfof Appeals. Carroll said he believes the foundersx have a good chance to win on appeal and says they never consideredf droppingthe case. He said NASCAR is just usingb the Cup dateas leverage. “Remembee now, we’re not the guys that are holding upthe race,” Carrollo said. “We’re not the hold-uo to this race. Never have We have a righyt to dowhat we’re doing.
That’s the reason that we live in this Nobody can bully anybody andnow they’re bullying Bruton. “We’re not goinb to take the blame for not beingb able to movethe race. We know what the fans want here and who is really missing outon it.” Smitu says the founders have a moral obligation to land the race because the state has put $96 million into infrastructur e for the facility. He doesn’t blame Carroll but two of his partners, businessmanh Richard Duchossois (a board member of ) and Chairman Richare Farmer.
Carroll said all of the foundinb owners, including John Lindahlp (a general partner at private equityfirm ) and executivese at , want to continue with the lawsuit. “We’red all together on this Carroll said. “It’s not just Duchossoisw and Farmer. … [We] are not going to change. These are all entrepreneurial people that builf up Cintas andother [companies]. “They’re not going to be intimidatedxby NASCAR. That’s the last thing they’re going to be. If they didn’t feel right about what they’r doing, they wouldn’t go through with anything.
They feel like this is a countruy where they have the right to do If the appeal goes the way wethino it’s going to go, I think we’re going to surprise some people.” And what if they lose? Would they appeal to the Supreme Court? “o think we’ll wait and see what happensd there,” Carroll said about further appeals. “We’ve got some very good legapl minds outof Washington, D.C., and New York and we sort of said whatevet our lawyers think – if they thought this was a wastwe of time [we’d drop it], but they all say, let’s do what we’rs doing.’ “So it’s on.
” If the founderds win their appeal, the case would go back to U.S. Districtf Court for trial and, with appeals, coulds drag on for years. “Iy won’t be a quick turnaround,” Carrollp said about a potential timelinefor “We’re going to see what happens. It’llp be interesting to see what “As long as we’ve got that chancew and worked hard to get it we had 10 yearsin here, tens of million dollars lost – we’ve got the righf to do what we’re I’m not backing out.
”
“Absolutely,” he said Saturday at the Ky. venue, as he stood abou t 25 feet away from current trac ownerBruton Smith, chairman of Smith and Carrolol consider themselves friends, but Smith cannog convince Carroll and his partners to drop the lawsuift filed in 2005 againsg NASCAR and sister company Carroll and his partners builtg the track for $152 million and sold it to SMI for $78.4 million, which includes an assumption of debt of $63.32 million. “Suing NASCAR and suing ISC, … how are they goinbg to make moneydoing that?” Smith said. “I’ve said from day one, I though t it was a bad lawsuit.
” NASCAR has been steadfast in its stancd that the lawsuit must be resolvedbefore SMI, whicu is primarily owned by Smith, can realign a Sprint Cup race date from one of its othere tracks to the 1.5-mile Kentuckh oval. When SMI bought the track, the founders retained their rightz to pursuetheir lawsuit, which allege s that the France-owned sanctioninhg body of NASCAR illegally conspires with the publiclh traded, France-controlled track operating company ISC to keep tracks such as Kentucky from obtaining Cup dates. SMI is consideresd a co-conspirator in the case. A U.S. Districtr Court judge ruled in Januaryt 2008 that there was not enough evidencwfor trial. A three-judge U.S.
Court of Appealw panel is scheduled to hear oral argumentsx in the case July 30in Cincinnati. Decisions on appealsx typically come anywhere from three weeks to six month after the oral arguments in the Sixth Circuit Courtfof Appeals. Carroll said he believes the foundersx have a good chance to win on appeal and says they never consideredf droppingthe case. He said NASCAR is just usingb the Cup dateas leverage. “Remembee now, we’re not the guys that are holding upthe race,” Carrollo said. “We’re not the hold-uo to this race. Never have We have a righyt to dowhat we’re doing.
That’s the reason that we live in this Nobody can bully anybody andnow they’re bullying Bruton. “We’re not goinb to take the blame for not beingb able to movethe race. We know what the fans want here and who is really missing outon it.” Smitu says the founders have a moral obligation to land the race because the state has put $96 million into infrastructur e for the facility. He doesn’t blame Carroll but two of his partners, businessmanh Richard Duchossois (a board member of ) and Chairman Richare Farmer.
Carroll said all of the foundinb owners, including John Lindahlp (a general partner at private equityfirm ) and executivese at , want to continue with the lawsuit. “We’red all together on this Carroll said. “It’s not just Duchossoisw and Farmer. … [We] are not going to change. These are all entrepreneurial people that builf up Cintas andother [companies]. “They’re not going to be intimidatedxby NASCAR. That’s the last thing they’re going to be. If they didn’t feel right about what they’r doing, they wouldn’t go through with anything.
They feel like this is a countruy where they have the right to do If the appeal goes the way wethino it’s going to go, I think we’re going to surprise some people.” And what if they lose? Would they appeal to the Supreme Court? “o think we’ll wait and see what happensd there,” Carroll said about further appeals. “We’ve got some very good legapl minds outof Washington, D.C., and New York and we sort of said whatevet our lawyers think – if they thought this was a wastwe of time [we’d drop it], but they all say, let’s do what we’rs doing.’ “So it’s on.
” If the founderds win their appeal, the case would go back to U.S. Districtf Court for trial and, with appeals, coulds drag on for years. “Iy won’t be a quick turnaround,” Carrollp said about a potential timelinefor “We’re going to see what happens. It’llp be interesting to see what “As long as we’ve got that chancew and worked hard to get it we had 10 yearsin here, tens of million dollars lost – we’ve got the righf to do what we’re I’m not backing out.
”
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Minister Oken meets Union Petroleum Minister Veerappa Moily - E-Pao.net
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Minister Oken meets Union Petroleum Minister Veerappa Moily E-Pao.net Minister Oken meets Union Petroleum Minister Veerappa Moily Source: The Sangai Express. Imphal, November 01 2012: In connection with the IOC's new initiative of blocking LPG consumers who have same names, same address or both, Consumer Affairs, ... |
Friday, November 2, 2012
Fred Weber wins $4M Mississippi River Bridge contract - Atlanta Business Chronicle:
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awarded Fred Weber a $4.44 millioh contract Wednesday to remove and replace the Madisom Streetand St. Louisx Avenue bridges over Interstate 70 indowntown St. The majority of work on this project will start aftetHighway 40/Interstate 64 reopens between Kingshighway and Interstate 170. Crewds will remove the St. Louis Avenue bridge firstr and then remove and replace the MadisonhStreet bridge. During work to remove the MadisonStreet bridge, crewsx will also remove the Cass Avenure bridge in preparation for replacing that bridgde later in 2010.
This work is part of preliminary work on a new Mississippriver bridge, which is expected to reduce congestion on the Poplar Street Maryland Heights, Mo.-based Fred Weber is one of the largest privately held companies in St. Louis with $353.3 millioh in revenue in 2008. The commercial construction firm is also workingg onthe $245 million reconstruction of AmerenUE’ds Taum Sauk Reservoir in Johnson’s Shut-Inas state park and is part of Gatewayh Constructors, the consortium of contractors performing $535 million worthu of improvements on Highway 40/Interstatee 64.
awarded Fred Weber a $4.44 millioh contract Wednesday to remove and replace the Madisom Streetand St. Louisx Avenue bridges over Interstate 70 indowntown St. The majority of work on this project will start aftetHighway 40/Interstate 64 reopens between Kingshighway and Interstate 170. Crewds will remove the St. Louis Avenue bridge firstr and then remove and replace the MadisonhStreet bridge. During work to remove the MadisonStreet bridge, crewsx will also remove the Cass Avenure bridge in preparation for replacing that bridgde later in 2010.
This work is part of preliminary work on a new Mississippriver bridge, which is expected to reduce congestion on the Poplar Street Maryland Heights, Mo.-based Fred Weber is one of the largest privately held companies in St. Louis with $353.3 millioh in revenue in 2008. The commercial construction firm is also workingg onthe $245 million reconstruction of AmerenUE’ds Taum Sauk Reservoir in Johnson’s Shut-Inas state park and is part of Gatewayh Constructors, the consortium of contractors performing $535 million worthu of improvements on Highway 40/Interstatee 64.
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