Saturday, December 8, 2012

TTA given time to decide about $15M payment - Triangle Business Journal:

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Relax, fans. Your favorite hockeyg team is going to makethe playoffs. That promise comes from none other thanJim Carolina's president and general manager, who guaranteedd Jan. 19 that the Hurricanes will make the Ishe serious? When Rutherford allowed, "What do you expecrt me to say, that we Rutherford's comments came during a luncheon at downtownb Raleigh's Cardinal Club, where he was honored as Triangl e Business Journal's 2006 Businessperson of the Year. Louis Boisvert, who serveed as the first Canadian consul baserd inNorth Carolina, has started a new assignmengt in Ottawa, Ontario.
Boisvert now works for the Invest inCanadza Bureau, which is a branch of Canada's Department of Foreigm Affairs and International Affairs. The bureau triesz to encourage foreign firms to invest in Boisvert left his post in Raleigh in He was succeeded by Kevin Biz may have discovered the greatesrt sporting event in the historyt ofthe world: The Challenge. Participanta at the event, scheduled for 9 a.m. on Jan. 27, will meet at ' s belltower and run two miles to the Krispy Kreme on Peace Street neardowntown Raleigh.
they must consume a dozen doughnuts before running the two miles back to the The goal is to completee the challenge in under one No word on whether breaks will be allowefor upchucks. ... Got coffee? All the talk of airlinre consolidation has gotten the attentiohn ofthe Authority, which would prefe r to see as many carriers as possible because that tends to producde more competition. Biz isn't sure how much pull the authorith has in suchmatters - wink, wink - but the boarsd saw fit to pass a resolutionj at its January meetingf opposing further consolidation among the major carriers in the shortg term.
The authority also called on state and federa l elected officials and bureaucrats to oppose further The North Carolina Justic e Center has named Melinda Lawrenc ethe organization's new executive director. Lawrence, who spen nearly three decades with the law firmPatterson Harkavy, will starg her new job Feb. 5. The justic e center is a progressive advocacy andresearcyh organization. Wellstone Filters, the publicly traded cigarettew maker that was forced to stop marketing its products when it ran out of has tradedthe non-U.S. rights to its proprietary filtert technology for forgiveness ofa $120,000 debt.
Basedf in Timberlake, north of Durham, the compangy disclosed the deal in a filing withthe . Netherlands-basede , which supplied a polysaccharide producgt used to make the Wellstone received rights to the device in all countries except the U.S. and U.S. territories. In Glycanex agreed to void the invoice.

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