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Staubach will assume the title of executive chairma n and sayshis day-to-day duties will not change. Gregory president of the company's Northeast region, will become the new CEO. Forme national president and COO Elysia Ragusz will now overseethe company's Easterhn division. She'll be replaced by John former executive vice president of the companh and president of its Southwestr CorporateServices division. The companuy also announced additions to its board of The changes are in conjunction with a long plannerd recapitalization of itscorporate structure, expected to be complete by June 30, accordinyg to a news release.
Besides new board members include Dan president ofCorporate Services, and Steve Stratton, president of Corporats Services, Midwest in A spokesperson for the company confirmed the firm'a corporate home will remain in The Staubach Co. is currently developing a new headquarters buildingf inPreston Center. Its existing leasde at Addison Circle expiredin 2009. Staubach formed his commercial real estatew enterprise 30 years ago after a hugely successful run as quarterbacl forthe . He recently said his primary responsibility now is leavinh his company in good shape when the next generatiobntakes over.
In addition to Gates, who is Staubach' son-in-law, three other family members work with Staubach at his tenanftrepresentation firm. Son Jeff is a top broker. Daughtetr Stephanie joined the firm last year asgeneraol counsel. Son-in-law Jamie Mentgen is a real estateradministration manager. "As executive chairman, I will continur to be active ona full-time performing all the same dutie s I have been doing, including working with and on behal f of our clients and ensuring that we retain our stronfg values and high levelzs of service," Staubach said in a statement.
"Aas our company's operations have grown across this in Canadaand Mexico, and as our numberds approach and exceed 1,500 we recognize the need to expand our nationak level of management."
Wednesday, April 25, 2012
Monday, April 23, 2012
Report: Foreclosures are top sellers - East Bay Business Times:
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said banks that are willing to deal on foreclosed units are driving the firstrquarter activity. For Shoma at Keys Cove in south Miami-Dadse County sold the most, with 50 units closing in the firsgt quarter. The Vue at Brickell sold 25 condos, rankin g it seventh on CondoReports.com’ top-10 list. “Many bank have taken ownership of unitsd in these buildings and are looking to get saidAdam Cappel, president of CondoReports.com. “Banks, eithert through short sales or units they own as a resulrof foreclosures, are the most active sellerd in today’s market as they are willing to accepg market prices.
” The 10 most active buildingsz produced an average of 29 sales, or one sale everty three days. The buildings accountedd for more than 11 percent of all condop salesin Miami-Dade, according to a CondoReports.con news release. Most of the activity is tied to individuaolunit sales, and not bulk buys, Cappell said. “These buildings are movintg toward stability as speculative investors and thinly capitalized ownersa are being replaced witheither owner-occupant or well-capitalized, patientr investors buying in at a much lowetr cost,” Cappel said in the “Most are individual unit The study looked at closecd sales in 2,000 condk projects with at least 50 units throughout Miami-Dade.
The studh excluded units delivered in 2008 and 2009 because thosed sales were likely driven by preconstruction Cappel said.
said banks that are willing to deal on foreclosed units are driving the firstrquarter activity. For Shoma at Keys Cove in south Miami-Dadse County sold the most, with 50 units closing in the firsgt quarter. The Vue at Brickell sold 25 condos, rankin g it seventh on CondoReports.com’ top-10 list. “Many bank have taken ownership of unitsd in these buildings and are looking to get saidAdam Cappel, president of CondoReports.com. “Banks, eithert through short sales or units they own as a resulrof foreclosures, are the most active sellerd in today’s market as they are willing to accepg market prices.
” The 10 most active buildingsz produced an average of 29 sales, or one sale everty three days. The buildings accountedd for more than 11 percent of all condop salesin Miami-Dade, according to a CondoReports.con news release. Most of the activity is tied to individuaolunit sales, and not bulk buys, Cappell said. “These buildings are movintg toward stability as speculative investors and thinly capitalized ownersa are being replaced witheither owner-occupant or well-capitalized, patientr investors buying in at a much lowetr cost,” Cappel said in the “Most are individual unit The study looked at closecd sales in 2,000 condk projects with at least 50 units throughout Miami-Dade.
The studh excluded units delivered in 2008 and 2009 because thosed sales were likely driven by preconstruction Cappel said.
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Consumer confidence up dramatically - Dayton Business Journal:
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in April. The index is based on a representativwe sampleof 5,000 U.S. households. “Lookingf ahead, consumers are considerably less pessimistic than they were earlier this and expectations are thatbusinessd conditions, the labor market and incomez will improve in the comin months,” said Lynn Franco, director of the . “Whil confidence is still weak byhistorical standards, as far as consumerd are concerned, the worst is now behind us." Consumers' appraisalo of the job market was also more favorable. Thos e claiming jobs are "hard to get" decreasesd to 44.7 percent from 46.6 percent in Those saying jobsare "plentiful" edgedd up to 5.
7 percent from 4.9 percent. The employment outloo k was also less with the percentage of consumers expecting more jobs in the monthds ahead increasing to 20 percentfrom 14.2 percent, while those anticipating fewerr jobs decreased to 25.2 perceny from 32.5 percent.
in April. The index is based on a representativwe sampleof 5,000 U.S. households. “Lookingf ahead, consumers are considerably less pessimistic than they were earlier this and expectations are thatbusinessd conditions, the labor market and incomez will improve in the comin months,” said Lynn Franco, director of the . “Whil confidence is still weak byhistorical standards, as far as consumerd are concerned, the worst is now behind us." Consumers' appraisalo of the job market was also more favorable. Thos e claiming jobs are "hard to get" decreasesd to 44.7 percent from 46.6 percent in Those saying jobsare "plentiful" edgedd up to 5.
7 percent from 4.9 percent. The employment outloo k was also less with the percentage of consumers expecting more jobs in the monthds ahead increasing to 20 percentfrom 14.2 percent, while those anticipating fewerr jobs decreased to 25.2 perceny from 32.5 percent.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
New Data Shows GeNO LLC Nitric Oxide Delivery System Provided Nitric Oxide ... - MarketWatch (press release)
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Tuesday, April 17, 2012
Video/Q&A: 'Think Like A Man' star Kevin Hart - Baltimore Sun
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Monday, April 16, 2012
Auto supplier Visteon files Chapter 11 - Business First of Columbus:
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Van Buren Township, Mich.-based Visteon (OTC which runs eight plants in Ohio, said the bankruptcy applied only toits U.S. operations and is intendede to “maximize the long-term value of the company.” The filin g comes nine years after Visteon was spun off from which has lined up tosupport debtor-in-possession financinhg for its restructuring. “During the reorganization we will seek to addresa our capital structure and legacy costxs that are not sustainable given the currengteconomic environment,” CEO Donald Stebbinw said in a release. The companhy last year lost $681 million on $9.54 billion in revenue.
It has lost moneyg every year since it was separatede from Fordin 2000. In additiohn to the assistance from Visteon said it has backinyg from other customers and plans to fund operations with cash andthe debtor-in-possession facility. The companhy said it has filed a numbet of motions in Delaware bankruptcy court to alloew it to continue serving customers and keepingfemployee obligations. Visteon employs about 31,000 worker in 27 countries andhas U.S. operations in nine In Ohio, its operations include a 65,000-square-foot planr in Springfield that makes and assembles fuel delivert modulesand tanks. The company also has state operations in Bowling Green, Delphos and Tiffin.
Van Buren Township, Mich.-based Visteon (OTC which runs eight plants in Ohio, said the bankruptcy applied only toits U.S. operations and is intendede to “maximize the long-term value of the company.” The filin g comes nine years after Visteon was spun off from which has lined up tosupport debtor-in-possession financinhg for its restructuring. “During the reorganization we will seek to addresa our capital structure and legacy costxs that are not sustainable given the currengteconomic environment,” CEO Donald Stebbinw said in a release. The companhy last year lost $681 million on $9.54 billion in revenue.
It has lost moneyg every year since it was separatede from Fordin 2000. In additiohn to the assistance from Visteon said it has backinyg from other customers and plans to fund operations with cash andthe debtor-in-possession facility. The companhy said it has filed a numbet of motions in Delaware bankruptcy court to alloew it to continue serving customers and keepingfemployee obligations. Visteon employs about 31,000 worker in 27 countries andhas U.S. operations in nine In Ohio, its operations include a 65,000-square-foot planr in Springfield that makes and assembles fuel delivert modulesand tanks. The company also has state operations in Bowling Green, Delphos and Tiffin.
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Auto company bankruptcies may make lenders 'gunshy' - bizjournals:
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Many Republicans, meanwhile, want out of the car at the nearesg exit. Some turnaround specialists are concernedthe government-guided bankruptcyy reorganizations of Chrysler and GM coul d make it harder for companies to obtain capital in the In these cases, the companies’ labor union, the Unitec Auto Workers, received more favorable treatment than the secured creditors. This violates well-established bankruptcy law principles, said Petet Kaufman, president of LLC’s restructuringv practice in New York. The United States is the most welcomin g place in the world for particularlyfor loans, he said, because “everyone knowx what their down side is.
” “Now that has all been stoor on its ear,” he said. “At a time when the countryu needs capital providers morethan you’re going to find institutionss with their hands in their pockets, or they’rer going to be charging a lot more,” Kaufman said. Half of the turnaround experts surveyecd by the thoughtthe government’s decision to elevate unsecuredr creditors over secured creditors in the Chrysler bankruptcy will make secureds loans more expensive. More than one-third thought it would make lenders less inclined to makethesew loans.
An online survey conducted by the found that 76 percent ofrespondents “disagreed strongly” with the Obamwa administration’s engineering of the Chrysler bankruptcy. Kaufman contends capital providers will be especially leery of situationsz where there are unions and a conceivable governmenrtpolicy interest. That’s “going to be a systemi c issue ona going-forward basis,” he said. Othe r experts, however, contend the government’s decision to intervenr in the auto cases won’t serve as a precedent for future corporatwe bankruptcies.
In the current economic no politician was going to let Chrysler and GM saidStephen Lubben, a law professor at Setobn Hall University who specializes in corporate debt and financialp distress. The cases may make lenders “gun shy” in the shorr run, Lubben said, but “eventually peoplde will come around to the that these were special cases like that of Penn whose 1970 bankruptcy led to the creationhof .
Mark a partner with in New said the federalgovernment “used its power to broked a settlement for the greater good of the However, if the bankruptcy process is going to continuee to be the basis for corporate restructuringds and liquidations, it must be perceivesd as fair and impartial.” Tom Donohue, presidenf and CEO of the , said he will watchh closely to see if government officialxs and the UAW intervene in busineszs decisions made by Chrysler and GM. “Ww will expose and fight any counterproductivee influenceby government, unions or politicians over decisions that should be left to Donohue said in a statement issued after President Obama announced the U.S.
governmentr would own 60 percentof GM. “Andd we will continually insist that government reduce and eliminate its ownershio stake as soonas possible,” Donohue said. Obamaa said his goal “is to get GM back on its feet, take a hands-offc approach and get out quickly.” “The federal government will refrain from exercising its rightxs as a shareholder in all but the most fundamentalcorporatew decisions,” Obama said. “Whej a difficult decision has to be made on matters like wherd to open a new plant or what type of new car to thenew GM, not the United States government, will make that decision.
” Some Republicans, think the Obama administration and Congress won’tr be able to resist meddling in the businesw decisions of a government-owned GM. They’ve propose legislation that would convertthe government’s stake in GM to sharesd of stock that woulf be distributed to U.S. taxpayers. Sen. Lamae Alexander pointed to the June 3 Senate hearinfg where GM and Chrysler executiveds were grilled for nearly four hours abouty their decisions toclose dealerships. “Thet didn’t have much time yesterday to build or sell carsand trucks,” Alexandef said June 4.
“Unless we get the stock out of the handswof Washington, this scene will be repeated over and over.” Meanwhile, Sen. Mike R-Neb., has proposed legislation that would require congressionalp approval before the federal governmenrt could use Troubled Asset Relie Program funds to make equity investments inany “I’m perplexed that we would allow government to take over private industry with zero checks and balances,” Johanns said. “I’m profoundly concerned the unprecedented government interference will cause irreversiblre changes to the capitalistic platform our great economt wasbuilt upon.
”
Many Republicans, meanwhile, want out of the car at the nearesg exit. Some turnaround specialists are concernedthe government-guided bankruptcyy reorganizations of Chrysler and GM coul d make it harder for companies to obtain capital in the In these cases, the companies’ labor union, the Unitec Auto Workers, received more favorable treatment than the secured creditors. This violates well-established bankruptcy law principles, said Petet Kaufman, president of LLC’s restructuringv practice in New York. The United States is the most welcomin g place in the world for particularlyfor loans, he said, because “everyone knowx what their down side is.
” “Now that has all been stoor on its ear,” he said. “At a time when the countryu needs capital providers morethan you’re going to find institutionss with their hands in their pockets, or they’rer going to be charging a lot more,” Kaufman said. Half of the turnaround experts surveyecd by the thoughtthe government’s decision to elevate unsecuredr creditors over secured creditors in the Chrysler bankruptcy will make secureds loans more expensive. More than one-third thought it would make lenders less inclined to makethesew loans.
An online survey conducted by the found that 76 percent ofrespondents “disagreed strongly” with the Obamwa administration’s engineering of the Chrysler bankruptcy. Kaufman contends capital providers will be especially leery of situationsz where there are unions and a conceivable governmenrtpolicy interest. That’s “going to be a systemi c issue ona going-forward basis,” he said. Othe r experts, however, contend the government’s decision to intervenr in the auto cases won’t serve as a precedent for future corporatwe bankruptcies.
In the current economic no politician was going to let Chrysler and GM saidStephen Lubben, a law professor at Setobn Hall University who specializes in corporate debt and financialp distress. The cases may make lenders “gun shy” in the shorr run, Lubben said, but “eventually peoplde will come around to the that these were special cases like that of Penn whose 1970 bankruptcy led to the creationhof .
Mark a partner with in New said the federalgovernment “used its power to broked a settlement for the greater good of the However, if the bankruptcy process is going to continuee to be the basis for corporate restructuringds and liquidations, it must be perceivesd as fair and impartial.” Tom Donohue, presidenf and CEO of the , said he will watchh closely to see if government officialxs and the UAW intervene in busineszs decisions made by Chrysler and GM. “Ww will expose and fight any counterproductivee influenceby government, unions or politicians over decisions that should be left to Donohue said in a statement issued after President Obama announced the U.S.
governmentr would own 60 percentof GM. “Andd we will continually insist that government reduce and eliminate its ownershio stake as soonas possible,” Donohue said. Obamaa said his goal “is to get GM back on its feet, take a hands-offc approach and get out quickly.” “The federal government will refrain from exercising its rightxs as a shareholder in all but the most fundamentalcorporatew decisions,” Obama said. “Whej a difficult decision has to be made on matters like wherd to open a new plant or what type of new car to thenew GM, not the United States government, will make that decision.
” Some Republicans, think the Obama administration and Congress won’tr be able to resist meddling in the businesw decisions of a government-owned GM. They’ve propose legislation that would convertthe government’s stake in GM to sharesd of stock that woulf be distributed to U.S. taxpayers. Sen. Lamae Alexander pointed to the June 3 Senate hearinfg where GM and Chrysler executiveds were grilled for nearly four hours abouty their decisions toclose dealerships. “Thet didn’t have much time yesterday to build or sell carsand trucks,” Alexandef said June 4.
“Unless we get the stock out of the handswof Washington, this scene will be repeated over and over.” Meanwhile, Sen. Mike R-Neb., has proposed legislation that would require congressionalp approval before the federal governmenrt could use Troubled Asset Relie Program funds to make equity investments inany “I’m perplexed that we would allow government to take over private industry with zero checks and balances,” Johanns said. “I’m profoundly concerned the unprecedented government interference will cause irreversiblre changes to the capitalistic platform our great economt wasbuilt upon.
”
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