UPDATE 2-Brazil's Romi offers $90 million for Hardinge - Reuters
NEW YORK, Feb 4 (Reuters) - Brazilian machine tool maker Industrias Romi SA ( ROMI3.SA ) submitted an unsolicited all-cash offer to buy Hardinge Inc ( HDNG.O ) for $90 million, saying it has been rebuffed by the U.S. precision metal-cutting machine
Fixed Mobile Convergence - TMCnet
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HRW Should Stop Punishing Colombia - Commentary Magazine
If I were being ungenerous, I could easily say that no one should pay attention to what Human Rights Watch has to say in light of that group’s history of employing an investigator with a strange fetish for Nazi memorabilia and its attempt to raise
Lorain native’s literary trilogy combines history, fiction - Morning Journal
PALM HARBOR, Fla. — Lorain native Lloyd Wilson spent a decade writing a fictional trilogy, with historically accurate underpinnings, about the Lorain Lighthouse. Now, he’s looking for a publisher. Wilson, 71, recently completed his trilogy called
A closer look at the Downtown bike boulevard proposals - Austin Chronicle
On the south end, Nueces will also soon be connected to Cesar Chavez, opening it as an alternative route to Guadalupe and Lavaca. 02-04-2010 Just to be clear: The city of Austin has no confirmed plan for creating a "bicycle boulevard" on Nueces
For Jerry Pinkney's bunch, books bind a literary dynasty - USA Today
CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. — As a child in an all-black Philadelphia neighborhood, Jerry Pinkney loved to draw and paint. But, he says, "I didn't have the slightest clue that anyone could make a living doing that." At 70, Pinkney is the writer and
For Obama, the legal legacy begins with Souter replacement - ABC News
The president interrupted Friday's White House press briefing to confirm Justice David Souter's decision to retire from the U.S. Supreme Court. (ABC News Photo Illustration) As President Obama considers how to make the most of a rare opportunity to
Productivity up in Q4 as jobless claims rise - Fresno Bee
Worker productivity rose more than expected in the October-December quarter as companies squeezed more output from their employees. The Labor Department said Thursday that productivity rose by a seasonally adjusted 6.2 percent in the fourth quarter
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