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3 walk out front door of halfway house
Police need your help to find three Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services pre-release offenders that walked away from a halfway house Sunday.
CCA prison riot: A lesson in crisis
It's an issue any business of size has to consider: How might this shocking thing that happened on our watch affect us long-term? dealing with the fallout of a weekend prison riot in Mississippi.
TEXT-S&P affirms Tyco International ratings
Overview -- Tyco International Ltd. has outlined its preliminary post-separation capital structure and dividend objectives, and the business strategy for its remaining commercial security and fire protection business.
UTX Deal Marks Historic Day In Bond Market
For what was supposed to be a quiet finish to the week before Friday's early bond market close preceding the Memorial Day holiday, the one corporate bond deal that was printed Thursday proved noteworthy.
Analysis: CEO median pay rises to $9.6 million
Among the CEOs identified by Associated Press as earning the top paychecks at publicly traded companies are some with connections to Kansas and Wichita.
United Technologies $9.8B Mega-Bond Deal Surges
While it might not be a great time to be selling super-sized social media IPOs, the same can't be said about giant corporate bond offerings.
LoJack Helps Law Enforcement Make Two Great Rescues In One Week
CANTON, Mass., May 25, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Thanks to a pair of services from LoJack Corporation and its subsidiary LoJack SafetyNet, law enforcement agencies on opposite coasts of the U.S. were able to make two great saves this week, rescuing two young kidnapped children who were inside a stolen Lexus in Burien, WA, and an elderly Marshfield, MA ... (more)
Friday Failure: Weak Bounce Levels Turn Into Resistance
On Monday we discussed our expectations for a 2% weak bounce for the week, which would be a 20% retrace of the 10% drop I had predicted we'd have way back in March.
No contract renewal for CEO tied to billing collection controversy
Fairview Health Services of Minnesota opted not to renew the contract of CEO Mark Eustis after investigations into the role of bill collection company Accretive Health at the hospital.
Deals of the day -- mergers and acquisitions
The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals involving European, U.S. and Asian companies were reported by 1000 GMT on Friday: ** The US corporate bond market has shown Facebook how it's done today, by pricing a bond offering of almost $10 billion from United Technologies Corp , making it the biggest investment-grade deal of the year.
United Technologies - The 2012 Mega Deal
Thursday was a big day in the corporate bond market. The secondary market printed nearly $19 billion in trades, but that wasn't the big news.
Piper Jaffray Analysts Begin Coverage on Life Technologies Corporation
The firm set a "neutral" rating on the stock. A number of other analysts have also recently weighed in on LIFE.
Brinks Stock Ready To Roll Higher
The Brink's Company engages in the provision of secure transportation, cash logistics, and other security-related services to banks and financial institutions, retailers, government agencies, mints, jewelers, and other commercial operations.
Are You a Victim of Chronic Vehicle Theft? The LAPD Wants to Help
The LAPD Northeast Community Station is in discussions with a private theft-prevention company to offer victims of vehicle thefts who reside in Northeast Los Angeles a free security system for retrieving stolen vehicles.
Jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney cuts 300 US jobs
Jet engine maker Pratt & Whitney is cutting 300 salaried jobs in the United States, including 200 in Connecticut.
While the Department of Correctional Services maintains that Naidoo had been transferred because of the prison's rehabilitation programmes, a prison source said Naidoo was being punished for speaking to the media.
Lon Morris Employees Furloughed, Not Fired, Trustee Says
John Kroll, a Lon Morris trustee and economist with the firm Haley Romero Winick & Kroll Inc., said today that employees haven't been terminated, as has been reported in other media outlets, but "a great number of employees" have been furloughed as the school goes through reorganization over the next 30 to 60 days.
2nd lawsuit filed for Hawaii inmate death in Ariz.
The family of a Hawaii inmate strangled to death at a private prison in Arizona is suing the state of Hawaii and Corrections Corporation of America, saying the death would have been prevented if the state didn't ship prisoners to a mainland facility that neglects them.
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InvenSense Opens Proprietary Nasiri Fabrication Platform to Broader MEMS Developer Community
InvenSense, Inc. , the leading provider of MotionTracking devices for consumer electronics, continuing on a tradition of pioneering MEMs technology breakthroughs, today came forward with another game-changing strategy.
Shelby County chief jailer Moore named top administrator
The latest sign that the Shelby County Jail continues to leave a troubled past behind is a first-of-its-kind award from a state agency for the jail's administrator.