NEW YORK-(Business Wire)-April 10, 2007 - Assured Guaranty Corp. ("Assured"), a subsidiary of Assured Guaranty Ltd. (NYSE:AGO) (the "Company"), has appointed Jeffrey Nabi as Managing Director of the Consumer and Mortgage-Backed Securities Group. His responsibilities include leading Assured's businesses that focus on underwriting financial guarantees and credit enhancement for residential mortg...
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Burned: Baker and Pizzeria on the Ropes After Dispute With PG&E
After nearly three decades as a baker, Cindy Gershon is not burned out. Her business may be, however, following the smoky failure of the electrical cables that carry the power into her Walnut Creek bakery and an ongoing dispute with PG&E over exactly whose responsibility this is.
Gerson, who cooks free healthy meals for...
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Conestoga College president John Tibbits considers his car an essential part of job. So essential that it comes as part of his contract, paid for by the college.
Tibbits received more than $25,500 in taxable benefits last year on top of a salary of about $297,000, according to salary disclosure figures released by the province. About $8,000 of his benefit package went toward a car.Posted in read more
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As the dispute escalates in its second week, neither party from the alternative government offered a commitment to give the nurses their 10.5pc pay rise and a 35-hour week, if they got into power.
The Irish Nurses Organisation (INO) plans to capitalise on the Government's dipping popularity by targeting vulnerable seats in the general election.
The union says that, if the dispute i...
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Paul Klick, a commercial associate for Coldwell Banker, stands on 138 acres in northern Manatee County last month that will become Buckeye Industrial Park. The park, between Port Manatee and Interstate 75, will have 37 lots for warehouses and manufacturing.
SARASOTA -- Serious commercial real estate experience: That is what Paul Klick brought to Coldwell Banker when he signed on as an ass...
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A private Vancouver health-care clinic that ran afoul of the law when it opened ...
[ more ]  Investigators in bunny suits probe suspected ecstasy lab Army troops to assist if flood hits Judging the judges can be a tricky business  Canucks lose in Phoenix Six Canadian soldiers killed Intensity mounts as Canucks prepare for playoffs  Published: Monday, April 09, 2007
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Alpha Chi Omega members say it's the bonds of sisterhood that have gotten them through the past year.
As a tornado ravaged its way through Iowa City on April 13, 2006, destroying their historic home, the girls in the house huddled together in terror in the basement.
And in the weeks and months that followed, they continued to stick together, dealing with two moves to temporary loca...
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Area companies don't escape as market rides a roller coaster
Investors had both thrills and chills in the first quarter, as stocks turned the page on their 2006 fairy-tale performance and shifted into the mystery and suspense category.
Coming off double-digit returns in 2006, equities continued an upward trek for the first two months of 2007 until a late February sell-off shook Wal...
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Print Story Email Story Ethics questions follow P'ville BOE dealings By JOHN FROONJIAN Published: Sunday, April 8, 2007 State taxpayers send $65 million a year in school aid to Pleasantville to offset the city's poverty and to improve low student test scores. The financially mismanaged system has burned through 10 superintendents in 10 years. A state monitor has been appointed to oversee t...
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