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VitalMedix President and CEO Jeffrey Williamdcited Wisconsin’s tax incentives for those investing in growing and a larger more aggressive group of angepl investors in the state, as reasonsx for the move. Williams told the Milwaukes Journal Sentinel is negotiating leases in eithetr Hudson or New Richmond and expects to move withibn90 days. VitalMedix, which according to its Web site has raisexd atleast $1 million in capital, is developinh a product called Tamiasyn that’s intended to help the body endure severe blood loss. The Defense Advanced Research Projectas Agency atthe U.S.
Department of Defens has funded research at VitalMedixsinced 2005, according to the company’se Web site. Much of that research has been conducted atthe , a shareholder in VitalMedix. Wisconsin has nabbed otherr Minnesota biotech companies in past and triedr to lureothers — in 2005, it tried to lure artificial-liverf company Excorp, though that firm is still in for example. One of the supposed draw s of the state is a tax system that favorss moreprivate investment, as well as a state investmengt fund that can back startupp companies (Minnesota considered a similar investment policy, but its pensio fund’s rules wouldn’t allow it).
But Minnesota still draws much highe r levelsof life-sciences investment than Wisconsin, at leasr according to Ohio-based BioEnterprise, whicnh tracks investment trends. Its Midwest report last year found that Minnesotsa led the regionfor health-sector investment in with $319 million going into companies here. Wisconsin firms drew $49 millioh in the same year.
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Thursday, July 28, 2011
Appeals Court to decide custody of RI suspect - Boston Globe
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Appeals Court to decide custody of RI suspect Boston Globe The appeals panel must decide whether to turn Pleau, 33, over to federal authorities or honor Chafee's decision to keep him in state custody, where he has offered to plead guilty to the Sept. 20, 2010 shooting of David Main, 49. ... |
Tuesday, July 26, 2011
Suns Charities nets record $1.1M - San Francisco Business Times:
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million to 119 Arizona This is the most successful season in the Phoenix SunsCharitiez 20-year history of funding community project s for children and families, said Tom Ambrose, executive directore of Phoenix Suns Charities. Most awards are small, he said, but the big $100,00 0 Playmaker Award went to , whichg provides free services to cancer survivors andtheie families. Paula Hardison, executive director of The Wellneszs Community, said all funding for the Phoeni x nonprofit comesfrom individuals, corporations and foundations. This year it raisee $1.7 million, compared with $783,000 last year. “Our givingg has been really quite consistent,” she said.
however, contributions are down slightly. Total givinb in 2008 was $308 billion, down 2 percenr from a record $314 billioh in 2007, according to Giving USA which has conducted a giving survetysince 1956. Two-thirds of publivc charities receiving donations saw decreases in according tothe survey. “With the Uniterd States mired in a recessionthroughouy 2008, there was no doubt in anyone’s mind that charitable givingt would be down,” said Del chair of Glenview, Ill.-based Giving USA Foundation.
“However, what we find remarkablr is that individuals, corporations and foundations stilo provided morethan $307 billion to causee they support, despite the economic conditions.” This Phoenix Suns Charities raised abouf $1.7 million from its various fundraisint efforts, including $1.3 million from the Suns and Stars Gala — abou t the same amount as last year. Supporters gave about $26,009 in honor of Dave Trout, president of Phoenix Suns Charitied who died hikingin March. For www.nba.com/suns/community.
million to 119 Arizona This is the most successful season in the Phoenix SunsCharitiez 20-year history of funding community project s for children and families, said Tom Ambrose, executive directore of Phoenix Suns Charities. Most awards are small, he said, but the big $100,00 0 Playmaker Award went to , whichg provides free services to cancer survivors andtheie families. Paula Hardison, executive director of The Wellneszs Community, said all funding for the Phoeni x nonprofit comesfrom individuals, corporations and foundations. This year it raisee $1.7 million, compared with $783,000 last year. “Our givingg has been really quite consistent,” she said.
however, contributions are down slightly. Total givinb in 2008 was $308 billion, down 2 percenr from a record $314 billioh in 2007, according to Giving USA which has conducted a giving survetysince 1956. Two-thirds of publivc charities receiving donations saw decreases in according tothe survey. “With the Uniterd States mired in a recessionthroughouy 2008, there was no doubt in anyone’s mind that charitable givingt would be down,” said Del chair of Glenview, Ill.-based Giving USA Foundation.
“However, what we find remarkablr is that individuals, corporations and foundations stilo provided morethan $307 billion to causee they support, despite the economic conditions.” This Phoenix Suns Charities raised abouf $1.7 million from its various fundraisint efforts, including $1.3 million from the Suns and Stars Gala — abou t the same amount as last year. Supporters gave about $26,009 in honor of Dave Trout, president of Phoenix Suns Charitied who died hikingin March. For www.nba.com/suns/community.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Batum joue «l'or» : - Boursorama
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Batum joue «l'or» : Boursorama «Le titre» continental et son «rêve» de disputer les JO, Nicolas Batum aborde sans complexe le «gros challenge» qui attend les Bleus à l'Euro. «Je joue d'abord la médaille d'or !» Chez Nicolas Batum, pas de langue de bois. Pas de frein à ses ardeurs ... |
Thursday, July 21, 2011
Podiatrist gets 5 months, $25,000 fine - Dallas Business Journal:
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Dr. Bic Chau Stafford, who practicecd at the in Maryland Heights, as well as assorted assisted living facilitiesin St. Louisw City and St. Louis in April to one felonyg count of obstruction of afederal Stafford, 59, also executesd a civil settlement agreement with the United States requiring her to pay the Medicars program $425,000. Stafford billed Medicare for numerous complex foot surgeruy procedures provided to 39 localk Medicare beneficiaries when she was really providing these patientw with only routine foot such as toe nail prosecutors said.
When she was audited by the Medicare progra min 2007, Medicare denied her claims for reimbursement regardingf these 39 beneficiaries and requestex that she repay $6,840 for non-covered servicew that had been previously paid to her. Stafforfd challenged this and as part of her effortz to avoid payingthe overpayment, Stafford created new treatment recordse for those 39 patientds in 2007, back-dating them to 2004, using fraudulenft treatment information and claiming that she had provided theses patients with podiatric surgical procedure, prosecutors said.
Dr. Bic Chau Stafford, who practicecd at the in Maryland Heights, as well as assorted assisted living facilitiesin St. Louisw City and St. Louis in April to one felonyg count of obstruction of afederal Stafford, 59, also executesd a civil settlement agreement with the United States requiring her to pay the Medicars program $425,000. Stafford billed Medicare for numerous complex foot surgeruy procedures provided to 39 localk Medicare beneficiaries when she was really providing these patientw with only routine foot such as toe nail prosecutors said.
When she was audited by the Medicare progra min 2007, Medicare denied her claims for reimbursement regardingf these 39 beneficiaries and requestex that she repay $6,840 for non-covered servicew that had been previously paid to her. Stafforfd challenged this and as part of her effortz to avoid payingthe overpayment, Stafford created new treatment recordse for those 39 patientds in 2007, back-dating them to 2004, using fraudulenft treatment information and claiming that she had provided theses patients with podiatric surgical procedure, prosecutors said.
Tuesday, July 19, 2011
BioMed refinances Center for Life Science - Denver Business Journal:
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The five-year, fixed-rate loan was used to pay off a portio of anexisting $507.1 million constructionb loan, with BioMed paying off the remainint balance using an unsecured line of The new mortgage has an interesty rate of 7.75 percenft and is due in June 2014. According to a statemeng from BioMed, the new loan addressesw the “last of BioMed’s debt maturitiee in 2009.” The loan was provided by , and AG. arrangefd the loan on behalf of BioMed RealtyTrust BMR), a real estate investment trusg based in San Diego, Calif. The 18-story lab and officee building is located in the Longwood Medical and Academic Area and is leasedrto , , , and Ltd., a Japanesee pharmaceutical company.
The property also included a six-level, 750-space underground parking BioMed Realty Trust owns or has interests in 69 representing 112 buildings with approximately 10.5 million rentable square including approximately 640,000 square feet of development in
The five-year, fixed-rate loan was used to pay off a portio of anexisting $507.1 million constructionb loan, with BioMed paying off the remainint balance using an unsecured line of The new mortgage has an interesty rate of 7.75 percenft and is due in June 2014. According to a statemeng from BioMed, the new loan addressesw the “last of BioMed’s debt maturitiee in 2009.” The loan was provided by , and AG. arrangefd the loan on behalf of BioMed RealtyTrust BMR), a real estate investment trusg based in San Diego, Calif. The 18-story lab and officee building is located in the Longwood Medical and Academic Area and is leasedrto , , , and Ltd., a Japanesee pharmaceutical company.
The property also included a six-level, 750-space underground parking BioMed Realty Trust owns or has interests in 69 representing 112 buildings with approximately 10.5 million rentable square including approximately 640,000 square feet of development in
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Knife-Wielding Man Runs Onto Tarmac at New Jersey Airport - Fox News
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Knife-Wielding Man Runs Onto Tarmac at New Jersey Airport Fox News Newark, NJ â€" A knife-wielding New York resident was in custody early Sunday after he was caught running on the tarmac at New Jersey's Newark Airport, the New York Post reports. Xiang Xun Shao, 39, vaulted over a mechanical barrier and "gained access to ... |
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