Business news briefs – Akron Beacon Journal
Ohio Legacy Bank, a community bank with offices in Wooster, Canton and North Canton, changed its name Monday to become Premier Bank & Trust. ”We are excited about what’s happening at our bank,” said Rick Hull, president/chief executive. ”With our

Business news in brief | Treasury bill rates decline – Kansas City Star
The Treasury Department auctioned $26 billion in three-month bills Monday at a discount rate of 0.155 percent. That s down from 0.175 percent last week and the lowest in two weeks. An additional $27 billion in six-month bills was auctioned at a

Business Agility Strategies For Midsize Organizations – CIO
Midsize businesses have enormous IT pressures: building an infrastructure that is flexible, designed to accommodate rapid growth and meets compliance challenges with resources nowhere near larger enterprises. This video explains how Oracle is

Tkachuk says farewell to St. Louis as Blues host Ducks – KSTP
officially announced Wednesday that he is retiring following the end of the season, which, unfortunately for the Blues, will not include a playoff run. The Melrose league and play for first class organizations,” said Tkachuk in a press

IN superintendent gets suspension after arrest – 14 WFIE
The Martinsville School Board voted unanimously Thursday night to suspend Dr. Ron Furniss and impose his suspension, Furniss cannot use a district vehicle for 60 days and must speak to students and youth organizations about his experience.

Tkachuk says farewell to St. Louis as Blues host Ducks – canada.com
Louis fans will get a chance to say goodbye to Keith Tkachuk tonight when the Blues play league and play for first class organizations,” said Tkachuk in a press release announcing his retirement. Tkachuk was drafted by Winnipeg in the first round

Several nursing home organizations file suit against – WLBT
JACKSON, MS (WLBT) – Several Mississippi nursing home organizations file suit against the state’s division of Medicaid Thursday. The Mississippi Health Care Association, The Independent Nursing Home Association, and dozens of nursing homes across

Kohl’s Will Donate $2 Million To Local Nonprofit Organizations – WISN.com
Kohl s Department Stores announced Tuesday that it will give $2 million to local nonprofit organizations in celebration of two April events, National Volunteer Week and Earth Day. Through Kohl s associate volunteer program, A-Team, volunteers will support nonprofit organizations by participating

Non Government Organizations – Fort Lauderdale Sun-Sentinel
The Obama administration has lifted its ban on trips to Cuba to deliver U.S. aid to pro-democracy groups, apparently toughening its posture after Havana’s recent abuses, officials said Thursday. Such trips were halted after the Dec. 3 arrest of Alan

Local Business News In Brief – Spectrum
St. George McKay Hall, a Certified Public Accountant with HintonBurdick CPAs and Advisors, assigned to the St. George office, recently became qualified as a Certified Information System Auditor, managing partner Morris Peacock announced today

BUSINESS NEWS: Women’s Business Development Center – Mercury
Crutches and walkers are some of the items collected by Mishock Physical Therapy to aid in Haiti relief. PHILADELPHIA The Women’s Business Development Center, 1315 Walnut St., Suite 1124, has announced the following upcoming seminars and events

Wire Business News – Idaho Statesman
It’s a good spring for strawberry lovers: Prices are unusually low in many places because cold weather delayed Florida’s harvest to coincide with California’s, and the two states are flooding the market with cheap berries

TheSpec.com – Business News – Loonie flirts with parity – Hamilton Spectator
The Canadian dollar is flirting with parity with the U.S. dollar, a level it has not hit since July 2008. The U.S. dollar has been driven downward in recent weeks by rising oil prices and continued economic instability. The loonie, on the other hand