Friday, January 1, 2010

Business briefs (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)

NaturalNano plans growth Seminar looks at IT tools Kodak sells diode business

Is Wal-Mart Killing Your Business? (Inc.com via Yahoo! Finance)

When small retailers see the blue big-box giant Wal-Mart moving into town it can be a scary thing. Wal-Mart has a powerful presence, especially now, as customers are drawn there for their legendary low-prices and wide array of offerings. According to a recent study from Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business, the entry of a Wal-Mart does significantly impact sales at other local establishments ...

Oakland U professors examine business of higher ed - Chicago Tribune


Oakland U professors examine business of higher ed
Chicago Tribune
Brothers and Oakland University teachers Greg and Tom Giberson take a close look at the business that puts food on their tables in their new book. ...

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Business Briefing - Los Angeles Times


MiamiHerald.com

Business Briefing
Los Angeles Times
Wells Fargo & Co.'s four top executives won't get cash bonuses for 2009 but are receiving performance-based stock awards worth a combined $25 million that ...
Wells Fargo to cut some Birmingham jobsSan Francisco Chronicle
Wells Fargo Executives Denied Cash Bonuses in 2009ABC News

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Blaze destroys business, closes part of Redwood Road - Salt Lake Tribune


Blaze destroys business, closes part of Redwood Road
Salt Lake Tribune
West Valley firefighters put out a blaze at the Carpet Barn on 3700 South Redwood Road, Thursday, December 31, 2009. ...
Blaze damages West Valley City carpet businessSalt Lake Tribune

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Top business stories of 2009 - Chicago Tribune


Top business stories of 2009
Chicago Tribune
Economy and jobs. The federally stimulated economy grew during the third quarter, perhaps signaling an end to the ...

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Thursday, December 31, 2009

Fort Myers NYE brings business to downtown (WINK TV Southwest Florida)

FORT MYERS, Fla. - Business owners say December 31st is their busiest day of the year. With 20,000 people expected in the River District - it takes a lot of planning to make sure things run smoothly.