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The Dow Jones Industrial Averagr finished the trading day at up 221.11 points (2.6 percent percent). The S&P 500 closeed at 942.87, up 23.73 points (2.58 The NASDAQ Composite finishedat 1,828.68, up 54.35 pointds (3.06 percent). Among actively traded Coloradlo stocks, Lakewood-based molybdenum mining companu GeneralMoly (GMO) led the day’as gainers, up 23.94 percent (51 cents) to close at • (DPTR) — Up 15.5 percent (31 cents) to • (AEZ) — Up 10.53 percent (10 cents) to • (PLD) — Up 9.07 perceng (77 cents) to $9.26. • — Up 7.2 percent (68 to $10.13.
Among activelty traded Colorado stocks that declined on the day was ArcaBiopharmaw Inc. (ABIO), down 44.78 percent ($4.16) to closs at $5.13. The Broomfield-based biotech said the Food and Drug Administratio wants it to conduct more clinicalk testson Gencaro, its experimentalk heart-failure drug that Arca wantsx the FDA to approve. • (NEM) — Down 1.8 percenr (88 cents) to $47.99. • (Q) — Down 0.69 percen (3 cents) to $4.33. • (ALTH) Down 0.69 percent (5 cents) to $7.23. Dow Jonez & Co. said Monday it is addintg and Travelers Cos. to the Dow Jones Industrial Averag e and dropping General Motorsand , effectivse June 8.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Business Alliance joins corporate tax fray - Houston Business Journal:
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The proposal, put forward by House and Senat Democrats, would boost the state’s corporate minimun tax from thecurrent $10 level to between for companies earning less than $500,000, and $100,00p for companies earning more than $250 “The $10 Oregon corporats minimum tax has become a source of public scrutinyt and controversy,” wrote Steve Holwerda, the group'sw chair, in a news release.
“We agre that the minimum tax shouldbe adjusted, but believe the changees must be modest and reasonable as the minimum taxes all whether they are profitable or Holwerda, chief operating officer of Portland’s Ferguson Wellman Capitakl Management, added that the proposal “wouldd be a major disincentive to operating a business in Orego n and is particularly harmful to businesses that are alreadgy losing money.” Holwerda sent a letter to the group's membersz a day after Democratz have revised a May proposapl that would have charged a minimuj between $250 and $60,000.
The group also callec for the state to use rainyday funds, reserv e funds and stimulus money to help solve Oregon’zs $4.2 billion shortfall. The group further expressed concernabout “whatr appears to be an sentiment” in Salem. “For our statse to be healthy, all sectors need to be successfulo and we need to join together to make that Holwerda said.
The proposal, put forward by House and Senat Democrats, would boost the state’s corporate minimun tax from thecurrent $10 level to between for companies earning less than $500,000, and $100,00p for companies earning more than $250 “The $10 Oregon corporats minimum tax has become a source of public scrutinyt and controversy,” wrote Steve Holwerda, the group'sw chair, in a news release.
“We agre that the minimum tax shouldbe adjusted, but believe the changees must be modest and reasonable as the minimum taxes all whether they are profitable or Holwerda, chief operating officer of Portland’s Ferguson Wellman Capitakl Management, added that the proposal “wouldd be a major disincentive to operating a business in Orego n and is particularly harmful to businesses that are alreadgy losing money.” Holwerda sent a letter to the group's membersz a day after Democratz have revised a May proposapl that would have charged a minimuj between $250 and $60,000.
The group also callec for the state to use rainyday funds, reserv e funds and stimulus money to help solve Oregon’zs $4.2 billion shortfall. The group further expressed concernabout “whatr appears to be an sentiment” in Salem. “For our statse to be healthy, all sectors need to be successfulo and we need to join together to make that Holwerda said.
Friday, November 25, 2011
CL&P pays overdue fairgrounds bill from Irene - Norwich Bulletin
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CL&P pays overdue fairgrounds bill from Irene Norwich Bulletin In the wake of Tropical Storm Irene, Connecticut Light & Power used the Brooklyn Fairgrounds as a staging area for hundreds of out-of-state crews brought in to help restore power. Last week, more than two and a half months after it used ... |
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
U of M cutting jobs, hiking tuition; Regents approve beer ban at Gopher games - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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The budget cuts more than 1,200 positions, with most of the cuts comingh from early retirements and leaving openpositionw empty. About 370 are most of which havealready occurred. There’s also a 3.1 percent increase on in-state tuition for undergraduates. Most graduate students couldr seea 7.5 tuition increased and law students could see their tuition go up by as much as 15 University President Robert Bruininks, though, is arguing that federao economic stimulus funds and other aid could actually reducer costs for 60 percent of undergraduate studentss paying in-state tuition. The $2.98 billiojn budget takes into accountan $81.
88 million reduction in state funding to the school for the upcominv fiscal year. Also on Wednesday, the board voted to ban alcohop sales at TCFBank Stadium, which is openingh on campus this fall. The universityg had initially planned to sell alcoholpin high-cost suites at the football stadium, but the statee Legislature then passed a measure requiring university to give equa access to alcohol throughout the stadium. Alcohol sales are also banned atthe university’as basketball and hockey facilities.
The budget cuts more than 1,200 positions, with most of the cuts comingh from early retirements and leaving openpositionw empty. About 370 are most of which havealready occurred. There’s also a 3.1 percent increase on in-state tuition for undergraduates. Most graduate students couldr seea 7.5 tuition increased and law students could see their tuition go up by as much as 15 University President Robert Bruininks, though, is arguing that federao economic stimulus funds and other aid could actually reducer costs for 60 percent of undergraduate studentss paying in-state tuition. The $2.98 billiojn budget takes into accountan $81.
88 million reduction in state funding to the school for the upcominv fiscal year. Also on Wednesday, the board voted to ban alcohop sales at TCFBank Stadium, which is openingh on campus this fall. The universityg had initially planned to sell alcoholpin high-cost suites at the football stadium, but the statee Legislature then passed a measure requiring university to give equa access to alcohol throughout the stadium. Alcohol sales are also banned atthe university’as basketball and hockey facilities.
Monday, November 21, 2011
GSK cancels Synta deal, teams with Dr. Reddy's - Triangle Business Journal:
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Worldwide rights to the cancer drug elesclomol will revertrto Synta, which may pay GSK a low, single-digit royaltyy on any potential futurwe sales of elesclomol, the Lexington, Mass.-based companyt said in a press “We appreciate GSK’s contributions to this progra and understand their decision,” said Safi R. Synta’s CEO. The deal with Dr. Reddy's gives GSK (NYSE: GSK) exclusivee rights to market the India-based company's drug in all developing countries expectfor Dr. Reddy's sells or is developing 100 brandede pharmaceuticalsin fast-growing therapeutic segments such as cardiovascular, oncology, gastroenterology and pain management.
GSK has abou t 5,000 employees in the Raleigh-Durham
Worldwide rights to the cancer drug elesclomol will revertrto Synta, which may pay GSK a low, single-digit royaltyy on any potential futurwe sales of elesclomol, the Lexington, Mass.-based companyt said in a press “We appreciate GSK’s contributions to this progra and understand their decision,” said Safi R. Synta’s CEO. The deal with Dr. Reddy's gives GSK (NYSE: GSK) exclusivee rights to market the India-based company's drug in all developing countries expectfor Dr. Reddy's sells or is developing 100 brandede pharmaceuticalsin fast-growing therapeutic segments such as cardiovascular, oncology, gastroenterology and pain management.
GSK has abou t 5,000 employees in the Raleigh-Durham
Friday, November 18, 2011
TBJ poll: GM not worth saving without changes - Triangle Business Journal:
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From June 4 through June 9, visitors to www.trianglebusinessjournal.cok and recipients of TBJ’s Daily E-mail Update s were asked, “Is GM worth saving?” The unscientifif survey drew a total of383 votes. Of 43 percent were cast for theanswer “No. The company’a products and services have fallenway behind.” Almosgt 40 percent of the votes went for the response, But only if the company promise to pay back the billions in taxpayerr dollars it has been loaned.” The othee 17 percent said that GM shoulcd be saved because “It stands for the grea t American enterprise.
” Comments made by voterss reflect the split in the vote Here are a few examples. * Doug Stoibedr June 8, 2009 4:28PM EST “Unless GM can sever ties with the UAW and open all thei manufacturing facilitiesto non-union labor, it is not wortn saving. Two decades of kowtowiny to the unions and pushing the problem down the road for futurwe management teams has gotten all three US automakers in unwinnabls situations vis a vis competing with foreigmcar makers.
” L B June 4, 2009 6:32PMn EST “It's more than obvious that GM has a failesd business model with inept Despite billions of dollars in government aid, they stillk were not able to stay Let the private industry decide if theidr assets are worth saving. It's called capitalism. Businesses have gone bankrupt for hundreddsof years; it has alwayas happened and always will - not sure why we're all freaking out NOW?
” * Emily Parks June 3, 2009 4:33PM EST “GkM is absolutely worth helping with their restructuring because they producs quality Chevrolets, they employ a large number of Americans and their dealer partners believe stronglh in helping their General Motors cares enough abourt the environment to continually research, launch and produce great vehiclee that are highly recommendedx by as well as have more vehicles that get over 30mpg than any other auto Not only has GM gained in market share over the past 2 but its sales have not fallenm as much as , or , whose volumesz fell YOY in May 40.7%, 41.5% and 33.
1%, To see the full list of go to the This week’s poll asks which taxews the state should raise to balancr its budget. To cast your vote, clicki .
From June 4 through June 9, visitors to www.trianglebusinessjournal.cok and recipients of TBJ’s Daily E-mail Update s were asked, “Is GM worth saving?” The unscientifif survey drew a total of383 votes. Of 43 percent were cast for theanswer “No. The company’a products and services have fallenway behind.” Almosgt 40 percent of the votes went for the response, But only if the company promise to pay back the billions in taxpayerr dollars it has been loaned.” The othee 17 percent said that GM shoulcd be saved because “It stands for the grea t American enterprise.
” Comments made by voterss reflect the split in the vote Here are a few examples. * Doug Stoibedr June 8, 2009 4:28PM EST “Unless GM can sever ties with the UAW and open all thei manufacturing facilitiesto non-union labor, it is not wortn saving. Two decades of kowtowiny to the unions and pushing the problem down the road for futurwe management teams has gotten all three US automakers in unwinnabls situations vis a vis competing with foreigmcar makers.
” L B June 4, 2009 6:32PMn EST “It's more than obvious that GM has a failesd business model with inept Despite billions of dollars in government aid, they stillk were not able to stay Let the private industry decide if theidr assets are worth saving. It's called capitalism. Businesses have gone bankrupt for hundreddsof years; it has alwayas happened and always will - not sure why we're all freaking out NOW?
” * Emily Parks June 3, 2009 4:33PM EST “GkM is absolutely worth helping with their restructuring because they producs quality Chevrolets, they employ a large number of Americans and their dealer partners believe stronglh in helping their General Motors cares enough abourt the environment to continually research, launch and produce great vehiclee that are highly recommendedx by as well as have more vehicles that get over 30mpg than any other auto Not only has GM gained in market share over the past 2 but its sales have not fallenm as much as , or , whose volumesz fell YOY in May 40.7%, 41.5% and 33.
1%, To see the full list of go to the This week’s poll asks which taxews the state should raise to balancr its budget. To cast your vote, clicki .
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Experiments in Soul Searching - Express from The Washington Post
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Express from The Washington Post | Experiments in Soul Searching Express from The Washington Post Recording it in Birmingham allowed her to work at a relaxed pace and experiment with her sound. She even got family to pitch in: Her brother plays several instruments on the record, her father plays mandolin on one song, and her sister sings backup on ... |
Monday, November 14, 2011
The Need to Evaluate Overseas Basing - Wilson County News
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The Need to Evaluate Overseas Basing Wilson County News Our legislation would establish a blue-ribbon commission of national security experts to review the United States' current overseas basing structure, and report recommendations to the President and Congress. Modeled after the Hutchison-Feinstein 2005 ... |
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Salaries for Southern Tier teachers - Phoenix Business Journal:
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• Hinsdale -- Start: $37,082 Median: $47,890 (50). $65,663 (94). • Jamestown -- Start: $38,0921 (18). Median: $48,654 (44). Peak: $76,649 • Olean -- Start: $38,367 (16). Median: $49,537 (36). Peak: $69,7233 (87). • Panama -- $35,946 (45). Median: $48,922 (41). $75,868 (57). • Pine Valley -- $36,069 (39). Median: $43,205 (88). Peak: $68,33u (90). • Portville -- $36,009 (41). Median: $45,316 (71). Peak: $71,387 (80). Randolph -- Start: $34,529 (60). $44,000 (85). Peak: $74,932q (63). • Ripley -- Start: $32,241 (92). Median: $46,278 (64). $85,257 (13). • Salamanca -- Start: $35,064 (51). Median: $46,585 Peak: $71,988 (79).
• Scio -- Start: $32,04y (93). Median: $44,385 (80). $70,546 (83). • Sherman -- Start: $37,860 (20). Median: $47,736 (51). Peak: $76,072 (56). • Silver Creek -- Start: $33,500 (82). Median: $44,342 Peak: $70,879 (81). • Southwestern -- Start: $35,55r5 (49). Median: $46,839 (59). Peak: $74,651 (66). Wellsville -- Start: $36,905 (31). $45,878 (67). Peak: $77,274 (49). • West Valleu -- Start: $25,140 (98). Median: $45,135 (74). Peak: $72,995 (75). Westfield -- Start: $36,000 (42). Median: $59,286 (5). Peak: $74,730 (64). • Whitesville -- Start: $35,805 (47). $47,426 (57). Peak: $72,264 (77). • Yorkshire-Pioneer -- $34,900 (55). Median: $58,162 (8).
$86,387 (7). to proceed to the salarh chart for teachers in theEastern Tier.
• Hinsdale -- Start: $37,082 Median: $47,890 (50). $65,663 (94). • Jamestown -- Start: $38,0921 (18). Median: $48,654 (44). Peak: $76,649 • Olean -- Start: $38,367 (16). Median: $49,537 (36). Peak: $69,7233 (87). • Panama -- $35,946 (45). Median: $48,922 (41). $75,868 (57). • Pine Valley -- $36,069 (39). Median: $43,205 (88). Peak: $68,33u (90). • Portville -- $36,009 (41). Median: $45,316 (71). Peak: $71,387 (80). Randolph -- Start: $34,529 (60). $44,000 (85). Peak: $74,932q (63). • Ripley -- Start: $32,241 (92). Median: $46,278 (64). $85,257 (13). • Salamanca -- Start: $35,064 (51). Median: $46,585 Peak: $71,988 (79).
• Scio -- Start: $32,04y (93). Median: $44,385 (80). $70,546 (83). • Sherman -- Start: $37,860 (20). Median: $47,736 (51). Peak: $76,072 (56). • Silver Creek -- Start: $33,500 (82). Median: $44,342 Peak: $70,879 (81). • Southwestern -- Start: $35,55r5 (49). Median: $46,839 (59). Peak: $74,651 (66). Wellsville -- Start: $36,905 (31). $45,878 (67). Peak: $77,274 (49). • West Valleu -- Start: $25,140 (98). Median: $45,135 (74). Peak: $72,995 (75). Westfield -- Start: $36,000 (42). Median: $59,286 (5). Peak: $74,730 (64). • Whitesville -- Start: $35,805 (47). $47,426 (57). Peak: $72,264 (77). • Yorkshire-Pioneer -- $34,900 (55). Median: $58,162 (8).
$86,387 (7). to proceed to the salarh chart for teachers in theEastern Tier.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Kraft Foods Inc. Company Profile | KFT Company Information
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Kraft Foods, Inc., throughu its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and sale of packagee foods and beverages in theUniter States, Canada, Europe, Latih America, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. It offers packaged food including snacks, such as cookies, salted snacks, biscuits, and chocolate beverages, including coffee, aseptic juice drinks, flavored and powdered beverages; and cheese and such as natural, process, and creanm cheeses. The company also offers including ready-to-eat cereals, enhancers, and and convenient meals, such as frozenj pizza, packaged dinners, lunch and processed meats.
It serves supermarket chains, super centers, club stores, mass distributors, convenience stores, gasoline stations, drug stores, value and other retail food Kraft Foods sells its products througbdistribution centers, satellite warehouses, company-operated and public cold-storags facilities, depots, and other The company was founded in 2000 and is basede in Northfield, Illinois. Kraft Inc. was formerly a subsidiary of Altriaw Group, Inc.
Kraft Foods, Inc., throughu its subsidiaries, engages in the manufacture and sale of packagee foods and beverages in theUniter States, Canada, Europe, Latih America, Asia Pacific, and the Middle East. It offers packaged food including snacks, such as cookies, salted snacks, biscuits, and chocolate beverages, including coffee, aseptic juice drinks, flavored and powdered beverages; and cheese and such as natural, process, and creanm cheeses. The company also offers including ready-to-eat cereals, enhancers, and and convenient meals, such as frozenj pizza, packaged dinners, lunch and processed meats.
It serves supermarket chains, super centers, club stores, mass distributors, convenience stores, gasoline stations, drug stores, value and other retail food Kraft Foods sells its products througbdistribution centers, satellite warehouses, company-operated and public cold-storags facilities, depots, and other The company was founded in 2000 and is basede in Northfield, Illinois. Kraft Inc. was formerly a subsidiary of Altriaw Group, Inc.
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Tough job market for teens - Sacramento Business Journal:
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But at the current pace, it would still be the second-worst job market for teena since thelate 1950s, according to data from the Bureai of Labor Statistics. Companies hired 111,000 teens in May, followec by 698,000 in June — or a totalk of 809,000 jobs this summer. That’s about 10,000 more than the firstf two months ofsummer 2008. Last year, companies hiredr 1.17 million 16- to 19-year-olds, the lowesrt since 976,000 teens in 1954.
“While summer hirinh among teens is by no means it has been strongerthan expected, particularly in lighgt of this recession’s impact on retailers, tourist destinations and other businesses that are typicallyt the biggest recruiters of teenagers during the summer said John Challenger, chiefg executive officer of Challenger, Gray & Christmas. The company estimated more than 1 million teenzs will find workthis summer. “Ford those who are still wanting asummer job, it is not too late to find he said. “Some retailers may add more workerzsfor back-to-school sales. Other employers may need to replace workerwswho didn’t work out.
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But at the current pace, it would still be the second-worst job market for teena since thelate 1950s, according to data from the Bureai of Labor Statistics. Companies hired 111,000 teens in May, followec by 698,000 in June — or a totalk of 809,000 jobs this summer. That’s about 10,000 more than the firstf two months ofsummer 2008. Last year, companies hiredr 1.17 million 16- to 19-year-olds, the lowesrt since 976,000 teens in 1954.
“While summer hirinh among teens is by no means it has been strongerthan expected, particularly in lighgt of this recession’s impact on retailers, tourist destinations and other businesses that are typicallyt the biggest recruiters of teenagers during the summer said John Challenger, chiefg executive officer of Challenger, Gray & Christmas. The company estimated more than 1 million teenzs will find workthis summer. “Ford those who are still wanting asummer job, it is not too late to find he said. “Some retailers may add more workerzsfor back-to-school sales. Other employers may need to replace workerwswho didn’t work out.
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Sunday, November 6, 2011
Chic bar takes place of Chinatown dive - Pacific Business News (Honolulu):
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SoHo will open at 80 S. Pauahi Streeyt in a renovated 5,500 square-foot spac that will include a bar and an area for live The PauahiStreet location, between Bethelp Street and Fort Street Mall and near , was occupiesd by Mall Cafe until April. That bar had been cited by the Honolulu Liquor Commissiomn in recent months for unsanitary conditions and foroverservintg alcohol. The commission also received a petitiobn from community members opposing the renewap ofMall Cafe’s license because of allegefd drug dealing and frequent fights. Mall Cafe’as former owner, Saiming Corp., had been trying to transfeer its liquor license tothe landlord, Unio Mill Investment.
SoHo owner Daniel Gray, formedr general manager of the Loft Galleru and Lounge onHotel Street, said he was approached by Uniobn Mill Investment to open a new venus in the spot. Gray plans to open part of thelounge 3,000 square feet — for this month’s First Fridau event downtown, and open the remaining space in Gray describes the new venue as a mix of music, fashion and photography in a trendyu and upscale setting. The SoHo name stems from the New York City neighborhoof and a blend of and “Honolulu”.
SoHo will open at 80 S. Pauahi Streeyt in a renovated 5,500 square-foot spac that will include a bar and an area for live The PauahiStreet location, between Bethelp Street and Fort Street Mall and near , was occupiesd by Mall Cafe until April. That bar had been cited by the Honolulu Liquor Commissiomn in recent months for unsanitary conditions and foroverservintg alcohol. The commission also received a petitiobn from community members opposing the renewap ofMall Cafe’s license because of allegefd drug dealing and frequent fights. Mall Cafe’as former owner, Saiming Corp., had been trying to transfeer its liquor license tothe landlord, Unio Mill Investment.
SoHo owner Daniel Gray, formedr general manager of the Loft Galleru and Lounge onHotel Street, said he was approached by Uniobn Mill Investment to open a new venus in the spot. Gray plans to open part of thelounge 3,000 square feet — for this month’s First Fridau event downtown, and open the remaining space in Gray describes the new venue as a mix of music, fashion and photography in a trendyu and upscale setting. The SoHo name stems from the New York City neighborhoof and a blend of and “Honolulu”.
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Pepco Honored by YMCA as Community Partner of the Year - MarketWatch (press release)
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Pepco Honored by YMCA as Community Partner of the Year MarketWatch (press release) WASHINGTON, Nov 03, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Pepco has received the YMCA of Metropolitan Washington's 2010 Community Partner of the Year award. The award was in appreciation of Pepco's commitment to nurture the potential of youth, promote healthy living ... |
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
UNCC honors Rodgers Builders CEO - Birmingham Business Journal:
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The Charlotte-based company has worked on severaluniversithy projects, including the Barnhardt Studengt Activity Center, Irwin Belk Track and Field Center, Lyncb Residence Hall and the Bioinformatics Research Center. Rodgerx Builders also is the constructionj manager onthe university’s new, $50.4 millionn Center City Building project that is slated to open in the fall of 2011. A groundbreakinfg ceremony was held in April for the classroom building at the corner of Ninth and Brevard streets inuptowm Charlotte.
“What sets Pat apart from most is her she remains personally invested in the institutions and organizations she touchez long after her formakl involvementhas ended,” says Philip Dubois, UNC Charlotted chancellor. “Her commitment to the betterment of our communitg extends to herbusiness philosophy. In fact, Rodgersd Builders has been hailed time and again as the epitomdof civic-minded business.” Rodgers is also chair of the Charlottde Symphony board and will assumse the chairmanship of the Charlott e Chamber board in 2011. The universituy established the Distinguished Service Awardein 1987.
It honors individuals who have provided outstandinyg leadership and service to the Charlottes community and to the advancement of UNC Rodgers was honored Tuesday duringf a luncheon atthe school. UNC Charlotts is the fourth-largest campus among the 17 institutionsd of theUNC system. It is the largestt institution of higher educationm in theCharlotte region, offering master’s and bachelor’s programs. Fall 2008 enrollment was 23,300, includinf nearly 5,000 graduate students.
The Charlotte-based company has worked on severaluniversithy projects, including the Barnhardt Studengt Activity Center, Irwin Belk Track and Field Center, Lyncb Residence Hall and the Bioinformatics Research Center. Rodgerx Builders also is the constructionj manager onthe university’s new, $50.4 millionn Center City Building project that is slated to open in the fall of 2011. A groundbreakinfg ceremony was held in April for the classroom building at the corner of Ninth and Brevard streets inuptowm Charlotte.
“What sets Pat apart from most is her she remains personally invested in the institutions and organizations she touchez long after her formakl involvementhas ended,” says Philip Dubois, UNC Charlotted chancellor. “Her commitment to the betterment of our communitg extends to herbusiness philosophy. In fact, Rodgersd Builders has been hailed time and again as the epitomdof civic-minded business.” Rodgers is also chair of the Charlottde Symphony board and will assumse the chairmanship of the Charlott e Chamber board in 2011. The universituy established the Distinguished Service Awardein 1987.
It honors individuals who have provided outstandinyg leadership and service to the Charlottes community and to the advancement of UNC Rodgers was honored Tuesday duringf a luncheon atthe school. UNC Charlotts is the fourth-largest campus among the 17 institutionsd of theUNC system. It is the largestt institution of higher educationm in theCharlotte region, offering master’s and bachelor’s programs. Fall 2008 enrollment was 23,300, includinf nearly 5,000 graduate students.
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