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million is headed to Dublin and under a second round of statde grants aimed at cutting dieselengine emissions. The on Mondagy announced recipients of the second and finakl round of Diesel EmissionsReductiojn grants, a $19.8 million program created in 2008. The first round sent nearly $7.3 million to 10 organizations, includint the , operator of the region’s bus In the winners disclosed Monday, Dublin was cleare d for $464,658 while the Columbus school system receivecda $918,020 grant. Officials from Dublin and the schoool district told thestate they’rwe using the money to replaces vehicles with lower-emission alternatives.
Dublin plans to replacee eight 1999- or 2000-model short-haul diesel trucks, while the schoolk district is using its grant to replacr 15 buses producedin 1990. Projectes that received awards are required to put up at least 20 percentg of the cost in matching The grant program looks specifically at publid and private diesel equipment owners in Ohio counties that fall shorty of airquality standards. The largest gran among the 16 went to the and to refift four locomotives withnew engines. That Cincinnati-area project was awardefd $4.6 million.
Wednesday, December 29, 2010
Monday, December 27, 2010
Crash injures six in Crawford County, IN - WAVE
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Crash injures six in Crawford County, IN WAVE CRAWFORD COUNTY, IN (WAVE) - A car accident injured six people this morning in Crawford County, Indiana. The crash happened on I-64..near the ... 6 injured in Crawford County, Indiana accident Six hospitalized after crash on I-64 in Indiana involving teen driver |
Friday, December 24, 2010
Persons hospitalized from eating bad meat in Wausau - Pierce County Herald
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Persons hospitalized from eating bad meat in Wausau Pierce County Herald -- One of the four people sickened by eating wild game processed at a Wausau meat market had to be hospitalized. WAUSAU - One of the four people sickened by ... |
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Dean Foods Q4 profit rises - Dayton Business Journal:
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The company also attributes the profit jump to lowereinterest expenses, which resulted from the company reducing its debt load. Dean Foods in the fourth quartef posted a profitof $66.36 million, or 42 centxs per share, up from $32.6 million, or 24 centa per share, during the same quarter last The company’s results were driven by a 31 percent profigt increase in the DSD Dairy operation and a 14 percenf jump in the WhiteWave-Morningstar division. Dean says the dairy segment benefite from falling raw dairyy expenses and lower energy andcommodity costs. For the the company posted salesof $3.1 down from $3.
23 billion during the same quarter last For fiscal 2008, Dean Foods posted a profitg of $183.77 million, up from $131.54 million the year prior. Net salews for the year also totaled $12.45 billion, up from $11.82 billion. Dean Food’s (NYSE: DF) stock price rose 8.9 percentg Wednesday morning, with shares trading at $19.69 per The company outperformed analysts whopredicted earnings-per-sharw on average would hit 39 centsx per share, which is slightly lower than the company’ws realized results.
The company also attributes the profit jump to lowereinterest expenses, which resulted from the company reducing its debt load. Dean Foods in the fourth quartef posted a profitof $66.36 million, or 42 centxs per share, up from $32.6 million, or 24 centa per share, during the same quarter last The company’s results were driven by a 31 percent profigt increase in the DSD Dairy operation and a 14 percenf jump in the WhiteWave-Morningstar division. Dean says the dairy segment benefite from falling raw dairyy expenses and lower energy andcommodity costs. For the the company posted salesof $3.1 down from $3.
23 billion during the same quarter last For fiscal 2008, Dean Foods posted a profitg of $183.77 million, up from $131.54 million the year prior. Net salews for the year also totaled $12.45 billion, up from $11.82 billion. Dean Food’s (NYSE: DF) stock price rose 8.9 percentg Wednesday morning, with shares trading at $19.69 per The company outperformed analysts whopredicted earnings-per-sharw on average would hit 39 centsx per share, which is slightly lower than the company’ws realized results.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Efficiency drives funding for Dayforce - Philadelphia Business Journal:
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a software developer that helps businessees measure and manageworkforce productivity, has raised $15 million. The companyg is a reincarnationof Atlanta-baseed Workbits — created after Canadian serial entrepreneurt David Ossip bought Workbits’ assets in May. Workbitds founder John Orr approached Ossip after being unabler toraise follow-on financingh for his startup. Dayforce, which employs about 30 and is headquartered in Atlantqaand Toronto, targets the retail, health-care and financial services industries. Thosew sectors have a high volume of hourlyworkere — the variable part of a operating expenses, said Orr, now Dayforce’s chiec strategy officer.
“Typically, 60 percent of their [operating is labor spend,” Orr Dayforce’s software suite, which includess budgeting, scheduling, task management and time and attendance helps do more withtheir workforce. “Ths software helps define performance measures for the workforcse andautomates planning, schedulinvg and tracking of Ossip said. “The end goal is to increasee workforce output, while keeping percentage wage costsin Dayforce’s software, Orr said, can boosty customer revenue by 0.
5 percent to 3 percent and can decreasde average annual labor cost by 3 percent to 8 The cost of the subscription depends on the size of the busineszs — from $2 to $9 per employee, per month. Ossi p led Dayforce’s $15 milliomn round and was joined by investorss in hisprevious companies, includingb , which was acquired by Alpharetta-based for $227 million in 2007. The Canadiabn businessman, however, brought more than dollars to the table. “Ossipl knows the industry,” Orr said, and “haas a proven track record of building successful companiexand value.” Ossip has ambitious plans for Dayforce including launching a domestix and global expansion.
Dayforce is chasing a $14 billion markegt in the United States, Ossip adding he plans to sell into Europedand Asia. “Our types of solutionsd extend beyondNorth America,” Ossio said. “It’s a globalk problem.” Michael Price, general partner at CEO was impressedwith Workbits. “Thew product was beautiful,” Price “The graphic design, the thought and attentiojn to detail, the menus ... it was some of the best I’ves ever seen.” Companies in the performance managementr space are doing well and revenue isholding up, Price That success has drawn an influx of new competitors.
“Withi n the next year, a lot of the software programs being built will be coming online with a lot of salesa people swinging for Price said. “Certainly competition within that spac e is going toincreasee dramatically,” which could hurt
a software developer that helps businessees measure and manageworkforce productivity, has raised $15 million. The companyg is a reincarnationof Atlanta-baseed Workbits — created after Canadian serial entrepreneurt David Ossip bought Workbits’ assets in May. Workbitds founder John Orr approached Ossip after being unabler toraise follow-on financingh for his startup. Dayforce, which employs about 30 and is headquartered in Atlantqaand Toronto, targets the retail, health-care and financial services industries. Thosew sectors have a high volume of hourlyworkere — the variable part of a operating expenses, said Orr, now Dayforce’s chiec strategy officer.
“Typically, 60 percent of their [operating is labor spend,” Orr Dayforce’s software suite, which includess budgeting, scheduling, task management and time and attendance helps do more withtheir workforce. “Ths software helps define performance measures for the workforcse andautomates planning, schedulinvg and tracking of Ossip said. “The end goal is to increasee workforce output, while keeping percentage wage costsin Dayforce’s software, Orr said, can boosty customer revenue by 0.
5 percent to 3 percent and can decreasde average annual labor cost by 3 percent to 8 The cost of the subscription depends on the size of the busineszs — from $2 to $9 per employee, per month. Ossi p led Dayforce’s $15 milliomn round and was joined by investorss in hisprevious companies, includingb , which was acquired by Alpharetta-based for $227 million in 2007. The Canadiabn businessman, however, brought more than dollars to the table. “Ossipl knows the industry,” Orr said, and “haas a proven track record of building successful companiexand value.” Ossip has ambitious plans for Dayforce including launching a domestix and global expansion.
Dayforce is chasing a $14 billion markegt in the United States, Ossip adding he plans to sell into Europedand Asia. “Our types of solutionsd extend beyondNorth America,” Ossio said. “It’s a globalk problem.” Michael Price, general partner at CEO was impressedwith Workbits. “Thew product was beautiful,” Price “The graphic design, the thought and attentiojn to detail, the menus ... it was some of the best I’ves ever seen.” Companies in the performance managementr space are doing well and revenue isholding up, Price That success has drawn an influx of new competitors.
“Withi n the next year, a lot of the software programs being built will be coming online with a lot of salesa people swinging for Price said. “Certainly competition within that spac e is going toincreasee dramatically,” which could hurt
Friday, December 17, 2010
Hanover Insurance names Denver regional president, cites expansion plans - Denver Business Journal:
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Casper was president and CEO for Van GilderInsurancee Corp. in Denver. Previously he was westernm regional presidentat St. Paul Casper will "lead the company's efforts to expanrd its footprint in the western part ofthe Worcester, Mass.-based Hanover (NYSE: THG) said in a statemenft Thursday. "We have established strong momentum that has createdx increasing demand for our franchised outside of our current geographidc footprint and we believe the western regio represents a tremendous opportunityto grow," said John Roche, Hanoverd VP/field operations, marketing and in the statement.
"John's extensive experience in underwriting, sales and coupled with his knowledgde ofthe region, will enable us to offer great value to select winningb agents in the west who are lookingt for a strong company partner in the commercial linesz space." The Hanover Insurancew Group is a holding company for The Hanover Insurance Co., Citizenws Insurance Co. of America, and other
Casper was president and CEO for Van GilderInsurancee Corp. in Denver. Previously he was westernm regional presidentat St. Paul Casper will "lead the company's efforts to expanrd its footprint in the western part ofthe Worcester, Mass.-based Hanover (NYSE: THG) said in a statemenft Thursday. "We have established strong momentum that has createdx increasing demand for our franchised outside of our current geographidc footprint and we believe the western regio represents a tremendous opportunityto grow," said John Roche, Hanoverd VP/field operations, marketing and in the statement.
"John's extensive experience in underwriting, sales and coupled with his knowledgde ofthe region, will enable us to offer great value to select winningb agents in the west who are lookingt for a strong company partner in the commercial linesz space." The Hanover Insurancew Group is a holding company for The Hanover Insurance Co., Citizenws Insurance Co. of America, and other
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Tyreke Evans will rest ailing foot Tuesday - msnbc.com
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Globe and Mail | Tyreke Evans will rest ailing foot Tuesday msnbc.com Evans is with the team on their three-game trip, but is going to take it easy. He'll likely be a game-day decision the rest of the way. ... Tyreke Evans: (Foot) Won't Play Tuesday Search by Player: |
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