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Richard Angelo has a green thumb. He nurtured his Santa Clarita-based gardening business, Stay Green Inc., from a garage start-up to a $12.5 million l...
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Online Presentation Details Devine Strategy to Produce and Distribute Film, Television and Home Entertainment Products Worldwide
TORONTO -- Devine E...
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NORCROSS, Ga. -- Auriga Laboratories, Inc. (OTCBB:ARGA), a specialty pharmaceutical company driving high-growth revenues through acquisition of valuab...
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Chairman Thomas Colbert authored the company's growth model in the late 1980s, which called for Community Bank to establish separately chartered banks that operate independently but share services with a common holding company.
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BLUE BELL, Pa. -- Unisys Corporation (NYSE:UIS) announced today its final third-quarter 2005 financial results. The company's preliminary results, iss...
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DAYTON -- Jeff Lovins is a former MCSi Inc. employee who was forced to rebuild his career elsewhere after the company failed.
I thought the company had a very cool business model in an industry that was positioned for growth," Lovins said Friday. "I lost my job, I lost money. I was a shareholder.
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NORCROSS, Ga. -- Auriga Laboratories(TM), Inc. (OTCBB:ARGA), a specialty pharmaceutical company committed to high-growth revenues through acquisition ...
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A Broken Arrow investor intends to use his successful Covestor model portfolio as a platform for starting an independent investment adviser company.
Mark Holder achieved 75-percent growth in the first year of his "Opportunistic Arbitrage Model" (M:HOAB) portfolio at Covestor.com, its aggressive strategy out-earning the Standard and Poor's 500 Index by more than three times over that period. That success attracted 34 Covestor.com subscribers to his portfolio since its launch on Feb. 3, 2010 - with some subscriber churn, Holder admitted, although he had no way to track that.
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Business Editors
OSAKA, Japan--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aug. 27, 2003
Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd. (MEI (NYSE: MC)), best known for its "Panas...
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Gregg Lorenzo's plan to conquer the world has been under way since he started Charles Vista one year ago, but it's only coincidence that the first outpost of his financial services empire beyond Manhattan is Melville.
Lorenzo's chief market strategist, Andre Zdanow, said Charles Vista is able to expand beyond Wall Street to the Long Island market because the company's model of ambitious growth - in contrast to the decline and disarray of other, older firms - is attracting stockbrokers.