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| Closures & Layoffs (Sept. 1-6): Disproportionate (CoStar Group) |
| In this week's issue: Minorities, women make up the majority of recent job cuts A groundswell overtakes another automotive firm. Plus we report on company closures and layoffs in: Alabama, Florida, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania... |
| 09/04/2008 |
| Eight companies bidding to lease Alligator Alley (Naples Daily News) |
| Eight bidders will compete for the right to control Alligator Alley for the next 50 to 75 years. They submitted Statements of Qualification by Tuesday’s deadline, and a Florida Department of Transportation schedule calls for the list to be pared down by June 30. At that time, the firms will be asked to submit proposals for a lease of the 78-mile alley, which runs from Naples to Weston. |
| 09/02/2008 |
| Leadership Marco 2008: Introduction of participants, part 3 (Marco Eagle) |
| Introducing the final four participants in the 2008 Leadership Marco Program. Since 2002 it has attracted future leaders and community-minded volunteers to take part in a 12-week series of seminars and tours covering many aspects of the island, including government, history, education, healthcare and schools. |
| 09/02/2008 |
| Trigild Tapped to Secure and Close 37 Bennigan's, Steak & Ale Restaurants (Business Wire via Yahoo! Finance) |
| SAN DIEGO----Trigild – a distressed real estate, loan recovery and receivership specialist headquartered in San Diego – has been hired to secure and close 37 Bennigan’s and Steak & Ale restaurants in 13 states, including Texas, New Mexico, Georgia, Indiana, Florida, Michigan, Colorado, Minnesota, Ohio and Pennsylvania. |
| 08/27/2008 |
| Crumbling roads, bridges become big money-making gambits (The Post and Courier) |
| Sophisticated investment firms have amassed an estimated $250 billion war chest to finance a tidal wave of infrastructure projects in the United States and overseas. Their strategy is gaining steam in the U.S. as federal, state and local governments previously wary of private funds struggle under mounting deficits. |
| 08/30/2008 |
| A New Debate on Privatizing Infrastructure (New York Times) |
| Cleaning up road kill and maintaining runways may not sound like cutting-edge investments. But banks and funds with big money seem to think so. Reeling from more exotic investments that imploded during the credit crisis, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts , the Carlyle Group , Goldman Sachs , Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse are among the investors who have amassed an estimated $250 billion war chest — ... |
| 08/27/2008 |
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