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Monday, January 31, 2011
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Friday, January 28, 2011
SoftBrands sold for $80M; Golden Gate Capital is buyer - Austin Business Journal:
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The buyer, a holding companh created by private-equity firm and its portfolioocompany , will pay 92 centx per share for SoftBrands. Sharee of SoftBrands closed at 47 cents per share on On the same datein SoftBrands’ stock closed at 1.09 per San Francisco, Calif.-based Golden Gate Capital has about $9 billion in assetds under management. Infor, based in Alpharetta, Ga., is a softwars company with about 9,000 employees and $2.2 billionn in revenue. Minneapolis-based SoftBrands (AMEX: SBN) sellx software to the hospitality as well as to smalland mid-sized manufacturers under the brand. Its products handle tasks such as makinfg reservations to settingroom rates.
SoftBrandss CEO Randy Tofteland said in a presz statement that the deal will allow shareholderxsto “realize significant value from their investment.” He also said the companyt would benefit from an “alliance” with A spokeswoman for Infor said SoftBrands will continue to have a presenc e in Minneapolis, though it has yet to be determined how many employeex will remain here.
SoftBrands’ board has alreadt approved the sale, which is expected to close in between 60 and90
The buyer, a holding companh created by private-equity firm and its portfolioocompany , will pay 92 centx per share for SoftBrands. Sharee of SoftBrands closed at 47 cents per share on On the same datein SoftBrands’ stock closed at 1.09 per San Francisco, Calif.-based Golden Gate Capital has about $9 billion in assetds under management. Infor, based in Alpharetta, Ga., is a softwars company with about 9,000 employees and $2.2 billionn in revenue. Minneapolis-based SoftBrands (AMEX: SBN) sellx software to the hospitality as well as to smalland mid-sized manufacturers under the brand. Its products handle tasks such as makinfg reservations to settingroom rates.
SoftBrandss CEO Randy Tofteland said in a presz statement that the deal will allow shareholderxsto “realize significant value from their investment.” He also said the companyt would benefit from an “alliance” with A spokeswoman for Infor said SoftBrands will continue to have a presenc e in Minneapolis, though it has yet to be determined how many employeex will remain here.
SoftBrands’ board has alreadt approved the sale, which is expected to close in between 60 and90
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Westerville gives nod to Westar expansion, but NP's plan trimmed - Business First of Columbus:
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But construction could take awhils given a sluggish realestate market. on May 6 voted 4-3 to approvd a preliminary development plan for the site straddlinbPolaris Parkway. The approval comes nearly three years after developerfpaid $8.5 million for the former Zumstei n family tract at Polaris and Worthington "It gives us the ability to go find deals," said Frana Geiger, the developer's managinh partner. "It's a starting point, for NP looked at the site in mid-2003 and began talks with the that October. It bough the land in July 2005.
At the the company was planning retail projects on 21 acres north of Polaris Parkway and more storews on thesouthern portion, for a tota of 300,000 square feet. It also considered developinggabout 460,000 square feet of offices and a 100-condominiunm project. Its revised plan reduces retail and restaurant developmentrto 242,000 square feet, primarily south of Polaris while office use has shrunkj to 340,000 square feet. The plan also callz for a hotel andan assisted-living facility. The plan marke the last large tract to be zoner within 941 acre annexedr bythe city, said Karl Craven, director of planningy and development for Westerville. "It'ds a hurdle we've now gotten Craven said.
City planners wanted to avoid allowing retail todominate Westerville's entrance from Interstate 71, an area the city markete as Westar. "There's a desirse to have that (property) develop with a gatewayt feeling," Craven said. He credited NP for working with the city to put Alum Creeok and streams intothe "It's pretty attractive," he said. Separate componentxs of the development will have to go back to the city for finaldevelopment plans. Stephen Falor, managing principal at 's office in said retail could prove viables for the project since developersalong store-laden Polaris are delayingv projects.
"If they're smart, they'll do retail immediately before anyondelse does," he said. He also praised the additiom ofan assisted-living center to the noting "none of us are gettin g any younger." Geiger said all the componentds of the plan have some drawbacks given the state of the economy, but consideres the market for assisted-livingv housing to be solid. "I don't see one use that's ready to roll more than another," he "I think assisted livingt is ripe. There's demand for that." Medical offices could be added, Geiger said, but any retai and office development would need to be drivehn by ananchor tenant.
That includes two sitew targetedfor build-to-suit corporate offices closre to Alum Creek. "I see that as a perfecrt office site," Geiger said. "Bur that could take some time."
But construction could take awhils given a sluggish realestate market. on May 6 voted 4-3 to approvd a preliminary development plan for the site straddlinbPolaris Parkway. The approval comes nearly three years after developerfpaid $8.5 million for the former Zumstei n family tract at Polaris and Worthington "It gives us the ability to go find deals," said Frana Geiger, the developer's managinh partner. "It's a starting point, for NP looked at the site in mid-2003 and began talks with the that October. It bough the land in July 2005.
At the the company was planning retail projects on 21 acres north of Polaris Parkway and more storews on thesouthern portion, for a tota of 300,000 square feet. It also considered developinggabout 460,000 square feet of offices and a 100-condominiunm project. Its revised plan reduces retail and restaurant developmentrto 242,000 square feet, primarily south of Polaris while office use has shrunkj to 340,000 square feet. The plan also callz for a hotel andan assisted-living facility. The plan marke the last large tract to be zoner within 941 acre annexedr bythe city, said Karl Craven, director of planningy and development for Westerville. "It'ds a hurdle we've now gotten Craven said.
City planners wanted to avoid allowing retail todominate Westerville's entrance from Interstate 71, an area the city markete as Westar. "There's a desirse to have that (property) develop with a gatewayt feeling," Craven said. He credited NP for working with the city to put Alum Creeok and streams intothe "It's pretty attractive," he said. Separate componentxs of the development will have to go back to the city for finaldevelopment plans. Stephen Falor, managing principal at 's office in said retail could prove viables for the project since developersalong store-laden Polaris are delayingv projects.
"If they're smart, they'll do retail immediately before anyondelse does," he said. He also praised the additiom ofan assisted-living center to the noting "none of us are gettin g any younger." Geiger said all the componentds of the plan have some drawbacks given the state of the economy, but consideres the market for assisted-livingv housing to be solid. "I don't see one use that's ready to roll more than another," he "I think assisted livingt is ripe. There's demand for that." Medical offices could be added, Geiger said, but any retai and office development would need to be drivehn by ananchor tenant.
That includes two sitew targetedfor build-to-suit corporate offices closre to Alum Creek. "I see that as a perfecrt office site," Geiger said. "Bur that could take some time."
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Tolbert honored for civil-rights efforts - The Herald-Mail
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The Herald-Mail | Tolbert honored for civil-rights efforts The Herald-Mail The award states that he was also recognized for his life's work รข€œfurthering civil rights, humanitarianism and equality in West Virginia. ... |
Friday, January 21, 2011
Supernatural Goes META, Wild West Time Traveling, while Castiel Gets a Sidekick - Fused Film
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Screen Rant | Supernatural Goes META, Wild West Time Traveling, while Castiel Gets a Sidekick Fused Film The Battle between Heaven and Hell is going to get hot this second half of the season of Supernatural ... Supernatural: Castiel Gets A Sidekick; Sam & Dean Go 'Meta' |
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
State taking applications for BadgerCare Plus - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
http://www.gite-posada.com/news/informations-posada.html
The Core Plan is an expansioj of BadgerCare Plus and provides access tothe state’s most chronicalluy uninsured population – low-income adults withouf dependent children. “During this difficult budget it’s important we continue to protect ourbasifc priorities,” Gov. Jim Doyle said in a “Today, we are making quality, affordable health care achievable for peoplee who traditionally have not hadany options.” The BadgerCarwe Plus Core Plan for Adults with No Dependenft Children is a limited plan that covere basic health care services, including primary and preventive care and generix drugs to low-income, chronically uninsurer adults.
People who have been without health insurancs for a year or or lost their healtu insurance through no fault of their own and have alimited income, can applyy online at: . Funding for the BadgerCare Plus Core Plan is provided through the hospital tax that was approved by the legislaturre and signed into law earlierthis
The Core Plan is an expansioj of BadgerCare Plus and provides access tothe state’s most chronicalluy uninsured population – low-income adults withouf dependent children. “During this difficult budget it’s important we continue to protect ourbasifc priorities,” Gov. Jim Doyle said in a “Today, we are making quality, affordable health care achievable for peoplee who traditionally have not hadany options.” The BadgerCarwe Plus Core Plan for Adults with No Dependenft Children is a limited plan that covere basic health care services, including primary and preventive care and generix drugs to low-income, chronically uninsurer adults.
People who have been without health insurancs for a year or or lost their healtu insurance through no fault of their own and have alimited income, can applyy online at: . Funding for the BadgerCare Plus Core Plan is provided through the hospital tax that was approved by the legislaturre and signed into law earlierthis
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Packers Vs. Falcons: Rodgers Carving Up Atlanta, Green Bay Ties Score at 14 - SB Nation
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New York Times (blog) | Packers Vs. Falcons: Rodgers Carving Up Atlanta, Green Bay Ties Score at 14 SB Nation ... penalty on Chris Owens on the goal line. With the success that Green Bay is already having on offense, the Falcons re » |
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