Monthly Archives: July 2009

Community Organizations in Yellow Pages by SuperPages

Community Organizations in Yellow Pages by SuperPages
Directory of Community Organizations in the yellow pages. Find Community Organizations in maps with reviews, websites, phone numbers, addresses, and business profiles.

Basic Definition of Organization
Business organizations can range in size from two people to tens of thousands. There are several important aspects to consider about the goal of the business organization.

Organizations
“Nothing truly general can be said about aggregate regularities until it has been made clear how far they remain invariant with organizational differences at the micro level.”

Charities
Bureau of Charitable Organizations administers the state’s charitable solicitation law. They also maintain registration and financial information on over 10,000 charities

After his comment about black professor’s arrest, Obama seeks to – KFOR

After his comment about black professor’s arrest, Obama seeks to – KFOR
WASHINGTON (AP) President Barack Obama concedes his words that a white police officer “acted stupidly” when he arrested a black university scholar in his own home were ill-chosen. But, while he invited both men to visit him at the White

Executive Coaching International Introduces New Development Process to – PR.com
Myrtle Beach, SC, July 25, 2009 –( PR.com )– In the continued interest of assisting business organizations of all magnitudes with the process of effectively managing the current economic recession, Executive Coaching International is pleased to

Business news briefs – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Business news briefs – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Wabtec Corp., of Wilmerding, earned $30.8 million, or 64 cents per share in the three months ended June 30, compared with a profit of $33.8 million, or 69 cents, during the same period last year. Sales for the quarter were $334 million, down from

Ray Shaw, Head of Business Newspapers, Dies at 75 – New York Times
Ray Shaw, a retired president of Dow Jones & Company who went on to build a family of local business newsweeklies in 40 cities around the country, died Sunday in Charlotte, N.C. He was 75. The cause was complications of a severe allergic reaction to

Marketplace: Business news a mixed bag – Columbian
Julia Anderson is The Columbian s business editor. In the week just concluded there was plenty to report and write about on the Clark County business news beat. Chief topics: real estate, the job market and banks. And how a fire in a computer

Business news in brief – Philadelphia Inquirer
Saying that economic conditions in the Philadelphia and Wilmington areas remain unsettled, Wilmington Trust Corp. yesterday reported a loss of $9.1 million, or 20 cents a share, for the second quarter, compared with a loss of $19.5 million, or 29

Top of the week in Denver business news: July 18-24 – Birmingham Business Journal
Despite the economic downturn, Colorado companies received more venture capital investment last quarter than at any time since at least 2003. Better than two-thirds of eligible Coloradans voted in the November 2008 election, slightly above the

Tampa and Hillsborough County cultural programs face potential budget – St. Petersburg Times

Tampa and Hillsborough County cultural programs face potential budget – St. Petersburg Times
Linda Chirikos, left, and Joan Nagy work side by side at a city-owned studio in Ybor City. Nagy, 60, is an accomplished artist. Chirikos, 70, a retired teacher, is here largely for fun. Who says it’s all work and worry in this summer of our suffering

Younkers offering fundraiser for nonprofits – Green Bay Press-Gazette
Younkers is signing up nonprofit organizations for its annual Community Day sales event and fundraiser. The sale is scheduled for Nov. 14. Beginning Aug. 2, participating organizations can sell Younkers discount-savings booklets. Groups selling the

Aso seeks support from biz groups, Hatoyama out on street stumps – Kyodo News
Prime Minister Taro Aso visited several industry groups Thursday to seek their support for an Aug. 30 general election, while his rival Yukio Hatoyama, Democratic Party of Japan leader, was on a campaign tour, calling on the public to support the

Chicago business news, analysis, rankings, and more | Crain’s Chicago

Chicago business news, analysis, rankings, and more | Crain’s Chicago
Offers daily local business news, plus links to public records and local and national business-oriented sites. Features personalized email alerts, business calendar submissions

CBC.ca News – Money
Business News From Canadian Press Loonie rises for a third day as stock markets jump and Canadian Press Personal Finance News Market volatility calls for strategy of ‘active