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Cessna spokesman Doug Oliver tell s KAKE the company recently finishedrEBACE — the — held last month in Switzerland. But it will forgo the Paris where it typically shares exhibition space with its parenyt company Oliver says the Pariss show is more focused on millitary andcommerciap aviation. Cessna isn’t alone. According to a report from Business Week, Gulfstream has also decided not to attend this year’s show. and will have displayss in Paris. But with subsidiaries such as Bell Oliver says it makes sense for Textron tobe there. “Textron has a presence there and rightly he says. “That’s righy in their market niche.
” In tough economic times Oliver says it makes more sensde for Cessna to focusx on shows that attract their specificcustomer base. “Right now, the best thing we can do is focu more on the busineseaviation shows,” he says. Next in line for Cessna will be the EAA AirVenturee Oshkosh showin July.
Monday, April 11, 2011
Saturday, April 9, 2011
Chrysler
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The North Assembly plant, which producezs Dodge Ram trucks, had been by the end of so Chrysler’s announcement Wednesday provided an exact The Fenton North plan t is set to resume production June 29 untiklJuly 10, Chrysler said, and then will remainj idled “contingent upon volumes.” The truck segment has takenh a particular hit as auto sales have declined. Diannq Gutierrez, a Chrysler said workers at the plant will have an opportunityy to transfer to other production sites or take part in an incentive program forearly retirement, special early retirementy program, and/or an enhanced voluntary termination program.
She didn’tr have exact details of the new offer but said it woule be similar to previousa offers thatincluded lump-sum cash payments, vehicle vouchers and health-card coverage. The North Plant employed 1,200 workers prior to recent buyoutr offers. About 640 the buyout and earlgy retirement offers by a May 26 The North Assembly plant was idler inearly June, but was one of sevej plants where Chrysler production following the idling of all its plantsd when it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcu April 30. After its brief reopening, the plant was then expected to close fora two-week summet break the weeks of July 13 and 20.
Chryslet emerged from bankruptcy when Italian carmaker Fiat closed a deal to takeover Chrysler’s assets. Chrysler’s South Plant in which assembles minivans, was idled at the end of October. Anotherr 115 of its more than 350 workers had acceptedf offers fromChrysler
The North Assembly plant, which producezs Dodge Ram trucks, had been by the end of so Chrysler’s announcement Wednesday provided an exact The Fenton North plan t is set to resume production June 29 untiklJuly 10, Chrysler said, and then will remainj idled “contingent upon volumes.” The truck segment has takenh a particular hit as auto sales have declined. Diannq Gutierrez, a Chrysler said workers at the plant will have an opportunityy to transfer to other production sites or take part in an incentive program forearly retirement, special early retirementy program, and/or an enhanced voluntary termination program.
She didn’tr have exact details of the new offer but said it woule be similar to previousa offers thatincluded lump-sum cash payments, vehicle vouchers and health-card coverage. The North Plant employed 1,200 workers prior to recent buyoutr offers. About 640 the buyout and earlgy retirement offers by a May 26 The North Assembly plant was idler inearly June, but was one of sevej plants where Chrysler production following the idling of all its plantsd when it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcu April 30. After its brief reopening, the plant was then expected to close fora two-week summet break the weeks of July 13 and 20.
Chryslet emerged from bankruptcy when Italian carmaker Fiat closed a deal to takeover Chrysler’s assets. Chrysler’s South Plant in which assembles minivans, was idled at the end of October. Anotherr 115 of its more than 350 workers had acceptedf offers fromChrysler
Thursday, April 7, 2011
Colorado stimulus board boosts minority-outreach effort - Memphis Business Journal:
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Maranda Pleau, the small business coordinatorfor Greeley-basesd general contractor , will join the Coloradpo Economic Recovery and Accountability Board June 29, chairmanj Don Elliman said during a board meetingy Thursday. Her job is to ensure minority businesses are awar e of contracts related to the stimulus Elliman said. Officials with the Coloradok Department of Transportation told the board they will recommend the agench review how it handles complaints about road and bridge contractz and the use ofthese small, minority - and woman-owned businesses. CDOT's move came after Hamo Contractors Inc.
in Denver raisedx concerns about a bridge repaidr project paid for with money from the Americabn Recovery andReinvestment Act. Hamon lost a bid Aprill 16 to rebuild two bridges over Interstate 76 inAdamx County. The lowest bid for the contract camefrom Centennial-basesd , which bid $8 million for the project, nearlgy 15 percent under CDOT’s estimatd of $9.4 million. State contracts are typically awardef to thelowest bidder.
But Hamon objectede to CDOT awarding the projectto Sema, saying Sema didn’t make a "good-faitj effort" to hire enough minority according to a June 3 letter from Mark director of the Governor’s Economic Recoverg Team, to the accountability board. CDOT reviewed the and Sema’s efforts to get minorityh businesses involved in thebridge contract. The review concludede Sema metthe agency’s threshold for trying and CDOT formallgy awarded the project to the company, CDOT executive directotr Russ George said. But CDOT wants to review how it handles future complaints about using disadvantagex businesses onstate contracts.
Celina Benavidez, directo r of administration for CDOT, told the accountabilitt board she will recommendthe agency’s commissioners form a revieqw committee involving members of the interest groups, industry, the attorney general’s and federal transportation officials. How to gather input from minority businessesw about their experience with aprime contractor. At the meeting, Hamoh attorney Seth Firmender thanked CDOT for being willing to reviewthe process. Helga executive director of the Hispanic Contractorsof Colorado, also praised CDOT’sa move, saying, "We believe we’vr been heard.
"
Maranda Pleau, the small business coordinatorfor Greeley-basesd general contractor , will join the Coloradpo Economic Recovery and Accountability Board June 29, chairmanj Don Elliman said during a board meetingy Thursday. Her job is to ensure minority businesses are awar e of contracts related to the stimulus Elliman said. Officials with the Coloradok Department of Transportation told the board they will recommend the agench review how it handles complaints about road and bridge contractz and the use ofthese small, minority - and woman-owned businesses. CDOT's move came after Hamo Contractors Inc.
in Denver raisedx concerns about a bridge repaidr project paid for with money from the Americabn Recovery andReinvestment Act. Hamon lost a bid Aprill 16 to rebuild two bridges over Interstate 76 inAdamx County. The lowest bid for the contract camefrom Centennial-basesd , which bid $8 million for the project, nearlgy 15 percent under CDOT’s estimatd of $9.4 million. State contracts are typically awardef to thelowest bidder.
But Hamon objectede to CDOT awarding the projectto Sema, saying Sema didn’t make a "good-faitj effort" to hire enough minority according to a June 3 letter from Mark director of the Governor’s Economic Recoverg Team, to the accountability board. CDOT reviewed the and Sema’s efforts to get minorityh businesses involved in thebridge contract. The review concludede Sema metthe agency’s threshold for trying and CDOT formallgy awarded the project to the company, CDOT executive directotr Russ George said. But CDOT wants to review how it handles future complaints about using disadvantagex businesses onstate contracts.
Celina Benavidez, directo r of administration for CDOT, told the accountabilitt board she will recommendthe agency’s commissioners form a revieqw committee involving members of the interest groups, industry, the attorney general’s and federal transportation officials. How to gather input from minority businessesw about their experience with aprime contractor. At the meeting, Hamoh attorney Seth Firmender thanked CDOT for being willing to reviewthe process. Helga executive director of the Hispanic Contractorsof Colorado, also praised CDOT’sa move, saying, "We believe we’vr been heard.
"
Tuesday, April 5, 2011
Angelina Jolie debuts new tattoo; Kevin Federline, Victoria Prince expecting ... - Zap2it.com (blog)
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Zap2it.com (blog) | Angelina Jolie debuts new tattoo; Kevin Federline, Victoria Prince expecting ... Zap2it.com (blog) [Us Magazine] Angelina Jolie is debuting a new tattoo, which of course means it's everyone and anyone's business to decode the meaning. Jolie was spotted in Tusinia with a new set of coordinates added to her arm, which denotes each of each of her six ... |
Monday, April 4, 2011
Madison Mayoral Race Heating Up - WISC Madison
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WISC Madison | Madison Mayoral Race Heating Up WISC Madison MADISON, Wis. -- As the highly anticipated spring election draws near, many eyes in the city of Madison are on the mayoral race, which pits against each other two men with much experience in the job. It's not the first time that Paul Soglin and Dave ... |
Saturday, April 2, 2011
ACO Fraud And Abuse Waivers Outlined in HHS Notice - Becker's Hospital Review
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Reuters | ACO Fraud And Abuse Waivers Outlined in HHS Notice Becker's Hospital Review CMS and the HHS Office of Inspector General have issued a joint notice seeking comments on potential waivers for Medicare accountable care organizations on the physician self-referral law, the anti-kickback statute and the civil monetary penalty law. ... New Rules Aim to Reshape Medical Practices |
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Ohio GOP: Auditor Taylor not seeking Senate seat - Business First of Columbus:
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A representative for the state GOP confirmed Friday that Taylo r intends to run for a secondr term asthe state’s top financial Taylor, the only Republican in an elected state will face Hamilton Counthy Commissioner David Pepper, a Cincinnati Democrat who for the auditor’s job this The executive committee of the state Republica Party on Friday endorsed Taylor’s re-electioh bid, though she has yet to make her planse public. Taylor in a statement Friday said she will make an officialk announcement next week on her plansfor 2010. Taylor had been considere a possible GOP contender for the Senate seat that will open when a Republican, retires in 2010.
The pack of Republican candidatess inthe lead-up to the primar includes U.S. Rep. Rob Portmah and Cleveland-area car dealer Tom A poll tracking Republicans’ loyalties in the Senats race indicates widespread indecisionamong voters, but most of thosde who have lined up behind a candidat have chosen Portman. The forme legislator received 29 percenty support among Republican voters in arecenf poll, while Taylor and Ganley received 8 percent each.
A representative for the state GOP confirmed Friday that Taylo r intends to run for a secondr term asthe state’s top financial Taylor, the only Republican in an elected state will face Hamilton Counthy Commissioner David Pepper, a Cincinnati Democrat who for the auditor’s job this The executive committee of the state Republica Party on Friday endorsed Taylor’s re-electioh bid, though she has yet to make her planse public. Taylor in a statement Friday said she will make an officialk announcement next week on her plansfor 2010. Taylor had been considere a possible GOP contender for the Senate seat that will open when a Republican, retires in 2010.
The pack of Republican candidatess inthe lead-up to the primar includes U.S. Rep. Rob Portmah and Cleveland-area car dealer Tom A poll tracking Republicans’ loyalties in the Senats race indicates widespread indecisionamong voters, but most of thosde who have lined up behind a candidat have chosen Portman. The forme legislator received 29 percenty support among Republican voters in arecenf poll, while Taylor and Ganley received 8 percent each.
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