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LOS ANGELES, BUSINESS WIRE -- It was announced today that 30 of the nation's largest and technically sophisticated companies in the retail industry, allied health care industry, insurance industry, hospitality industry, energy/utility industry, and financial services industry have purchased licenses under the patent portfolio held by Ronald A. Katz Technology Licensing, L.P. and licensed through NNOVIA Replacement Battery for Quickcapture A2D
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IRG a Hot Topic During Youbet Call
Youbet.com reported a decline in overall handle and increase in total revenue for the third quarter of 2007, but a related earnings conference call with analysts Nov. 7 was punctuated by discussion of the federal investigation involving the company’s off-shore entity, International Racing Group. Total company handle fell 5% to $205.8 million, according to financial results reported by the company, including a 26% decrease in handle for IRG, which is involved in the federal investigation in what Youbet describes as being focused on certain customers and employees of the telephone rebate shop. Youbet reported total revenue for the quarter improved 3% to $38.1 million, citing improved handle at Youbet Express, the company’s online advance deposit wagering platform, which increased 12.6% to $133 million.
Public sector bosses pocket rises of up to 27% - as staff set to get 2%
SCOTLAND'S best-paid public servants pocketed salary rises of almost five times the rate of inflation last year, it emerged yesterday. A new survey revealed that the four highest-earning officials north of the Border are now paid more than £150,000 each. .
Markets Likely To Be Range-bound On Back Of Mixed Cues From Global Peers- European Commentary
(RTTNews) - The major European index futures are pointing towards a lower opening for the markets on Monday. But some degree of support may come in from bargain hunting following two days of losses. Global cues are mixed, with the U.S. stocks settling modestly higher on Friday amid volatility and the major markets across the Asia-Pacific region trading sharply lower on Monday on renewed U.S. subprime worries following the resignation of Citigroup CEO Charles Prince. Additionally, crude prices have eased after climbing to record highs on Friday. In Europe, the major economic releases scheduled for the day include the British services PMI and industrial production and the Euro-Zone Sentix investor confidence. Meanwhile, the U.S. investors await data on ISM non-manufacturing index.
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