Monday, August 25, 2014

Congress, Obama must find common ground against the Islamic State - Washington Post


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Congress, Obama must find common ground against the Islamic State

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Will journalist James Foley's beheading be enough to bring President Obama and Congress together on a bipartisan program to deal with the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria? Although the Constitution  »

Sunday, August 24, 2014

6.0 quake jolts Bay Area; damage, at least 70 injuries reported - Los Angeles Times


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6.0 quake jolts Bay Area; damage, at least 70 injuries reported

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A resident checks out damage to a building at 3rd Street and Brown Street in Napa after Sunday's quake. A resident checks out damage to a building at 3rd Street and Brown Street in Napa after Sunday's quake. (Ly »


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Thursday, August 21, 2014

Two Americans who contracted Ebola in Liberia have been released from the ... - Washington Post


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Two Americans who contracted Ebola in Liberia have been released from the ...

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American doctor Kent Brantly and missionary Nancy Writebol, both of whom contracted Ebola while treating infected Liberian patients, have been released from an Atlanta hospital. Writebol was discharged from Emory University Hospital on Tuesday, and ...


Docs Declare Ebola Patients Kent Brantly and Nancy Writebol No Risk to Public

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Experimental Ebola Drug's Role in Americans' Recoveries Remains Unclear

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US aid workers released from Atlanta hospital after cleared of Ebola

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Wednesday, August 20, 2014

Militants blame US for their apparent beheading of US journalist - Los Angeles Times


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Militants blame US for their apparent beheading of US journalist

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Freelance journalist James Foley, left, in September 2011 on a highway in Surt, Libya. (Aris Messinis / AFP/ Getty Images). See more g »


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Friday, March 30, 2012

KeyCorp, First Niagara in Treasury program - Business First of Buffalo:

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's Capital Purchase program. Cleveland-based KeyCorp KEY) is the parenf of , the third-largest bank in the Buffalo First NiagaraFinancial group, parent of , is the fourth-largest bank in the KeyCorp will bolster its capital position by $2.5 the company said, which will significantly fortify its balance enhance lending capabilities and enable businesse investment. "With this move, we furthefr elevate our positionof strength, gain flexibilityu in managing our balance sheet, enhance our ability to lend to our relationship clients, and enable continued investments in our businesses," said Chiefg Executive Officer Henry Meyer III.
Firsgt Niagara (NASDAQ: FNFG), with $9 billiom in assets, will receive up to $186 million under the federalo government’s new capital purchase program. “First Niagara continues to be a leader inchallenging times,” President and CEO John Koelmel said in prepareds remarks. “We are supportive of the Treasury Department’s effortas and remain strongly committed to supporting the economyh in UpstateNew York.
” In exchange for the First Niagara will allow the Treasury to purchasw senior preferred shares of its stoco and warrants to buy First Niagara common stock equivalent to 15 percent of the senior preferred The federal program is “intended to infusew equity in healthy financial institution s that form the backbonre of the U.S. financial system,” the First Niagara statemeng said. “Subject to a review of program termswof conditions, First Niagara expects to leverage the proceeds to furthet accelerate its growth strategy as well as to opportunistically assesas acquisition prospects, the company’s statementt said.
Earlier this month, First Niagara successfullty completeda follow-on stock offering that raised more than $108 millionb in new capital it said would be used for growth purposes. It operateds 114 branches and four regional market centers Upstate between Niagara County and the AlbanyCapital District. Anothetr prominent Buffalo bank, , said it "continues to evaluate the benefits of the progra to a healthy banklike M&T.
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Gannett to cut 1,400 companywide - Business Courier of Cincinnati:

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Each of the media company’s marketsz will complete its owndownsizingv plan, with layoffs varying dependintg on local conditions, accordingy to a letter to employeee from Bob Dickey, president of U.S. community which was obtained by theBusiness Courier. Locally Gannetgt owns the Cincinnati Enquiredr and CommunityPress newspapers. In a memo to Enquirert employees, Publisher Margaret Buchanan said as many as 100 ofthe paper'xs employees could be but details aren't yet finalized. Employeesw will be notified of layoffs no later thanJuly 17. over the past year, has instituted a voluntary severanced plan, a previous layoff and quarterly furloughs as adsaled fell.
The company postee first-quarter earnings of $77.4 or 34 cents per diluted share, down 60 percenft year over year. Dickey said therr will be no more employee furloughs for the remainder ofthe McLean, Va.-based Gannett (NYSE: GCI) has about 41,00p employees. It publishes more than 80 daily newspapersz and has about850 non-dailyt publications, according to the company’s Web In addition, it operates 23 TV