ETF Trends | Will September be Cruel to Stock ETFs? ETF Trends Additionally, the month of September has marked the worst decline of all months in 1931 when it plunged 29.9%. [Cyclicals Lead Stock ETFs Above Their Trend Lines]. When looking solely at election years, the market's performance in September has ... |
Friday, August 31, 2012
Will September be Cruel to Stock ETFs? - ETF Trends
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Facebook's Delicate Dance With Delhi On Censorship - Forbes
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Facebook's Delicate Dance With Delhi On Censorship Forbes At the end of last week, a hashtag briskly rose across India: #Emergency2012. It was a reference to the 21-month stint, beginning in the summer of 1975, when then PM Indira Gandhi determined democracy an inconvenience. This time around, the government ... |
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
UNT survey: Perception of gas well drilling varies based on distance, royalties - Dallas Business Journal:
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However, the UNT study says respondents changefd their receptivity to the prospect of havint a well near their neighborhood when they were told the hypotheticall well would be built just 200 to 500feet Overall, the survey founfd that 52 percent of the 607 randomlh selected respondents were favorable to hearing about a hypothetica well located at least a thousandx feet from their communities. The percentage in favoer jumped to 65 percent when participantse were asked how they would feel if they could obtain royalty payments from a well located a thousandfeet away.
The studt concluded distance is a determinativw factor in assessing asurvey participant’s level of receptivity to a well in close range. When the hypotheticap well was moved to within 500 feet of a 72 percent had an unfavorable view with no royalty paymentss included in the With royaltypayments included, 59 percenyt were willing to accept a well built withihn 500 feet of their community. However, opposition grew strong on both frontse when the hypothetical well was projected to be 200 feet from a The UNT Survey Research Center said 86 percent of respondentsx objected to having a well that closed withoutroyalty fees.
Even with royalth payments included in the 78 percent of the respondents stillp objected to having a well drilleed within 200 feet oftheir neighborhood. “At 1,00p0 feet, the prospect of receiving royalties appears toinfluence respondents’ favorabilitty rating,” said Dr. Paul Ruggiere, director of the UNT Survety Research Center. “The strength of that influencee dissipates as proposed gas wells get closerto respondents’ neighborhoods.
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However, the UNT study says respondents changefd their receptivity to the prospect of havint a well near their neighborhood when they were told the hypotheticall well would be built just 200 to 500feet Overall, the survey founfd that 52 percent of the 607 randomlh selected respondents were favorable to hearing about a hypothetica well located at least a thousandx feet from their communities. The percentage in favoer jumped to 65 percent when participantse were asked how they would feel if they could obtain royalty payments from a well located a thousandfeet away.
The studt concluded distance is a determinativw factor in assessing asurvey participant’s level of receptivity to a well in close range. When the hypotheticap well was moved to within 500 feet of a 72 percent had an unfavorable view with no royalty paymentss included in the With royaltypayments included, 59 percenyt were willing to accept a well built withihn 500 feet of their community. However, opposition grew strong on both frontse when the hypothetical well was projected to be 200 feet from a The UNT Survey Research Center said 86 percent of respondentsx objected to having a well that closed withoutroyalty fees.
Even with royalth payments included in the 78 percent of the respondents stillp objected to having a well drilleed within 200 feet oftheir neighborhood. “At 1,00p0 feet, the prospect of receiving royalties appears toinfluence respondents’ favorabilitty rating,” said Dr. Paul Ruggiere, director of the UNT Survety Research Center. “The strength of that influencee dissipates as proposed gas wells get closerto respondents’ neighborhoods.
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Monday, August 27, 2012
China set to expand stock margin trading programme-newspaper - Reuters
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China set to expand stock margin trading programme-newspaper Reuters SHANGHAI Aug 27 (Reuters) - China is ready to expand a pilot securities margin trading programme by permitting brokerages to borrow money and stocks to re-lend to their clients to conduct margin trading, state media reported on Monday. The Shanghai ... |
Saturday, August 25, 2012
Facebook (FB) Apple iOS overhaul designed to fix notoriously slow loading time - ABC Action News
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ABC Action News | Facebook (FB) Apple iOS overhaul designed to fix notoriously slow loading time ABC Action News It's intended to fix the complaint heard around the world: the app's glaci » |
Friday, August 24, 2012
Saint Louis Symphony Orchestra revenue, attendance jump - St. Louis Business Journal:
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SLSO reported revenue of $5.57 milliomn for the season that ended upfrom $4.84 million during last year’s Total attendance for the season was up nearly 8 percenf to 178,837, compared to 165,86r5 last year. Per-concert attendance was also up nearly 8 percentto 1,641, which includedx 12 near-capacity or sold-out performances. Per-concerft attendance was 1,522 last year. Fred Bronstein, presidentt and executive director, attributed the symphony’s increase in revenude and attendance to its as a way to attract new More than half of the attendees ofthe symphony’s SLSO Presentzs series, which included The Lord of the Rings The Beach Boys and Simplyu Sinatra, were new to representing 3,459 new The symphony also launched its Casual Classicx series as an accessible “entry point” for new audiences.
The symphont is increasing its presence on the radio and has partneresdwith St. Louis’ local classical station KFUO Classic 99 to feature arrangements from the SLSO archives andstartinvg Sept. 26, weekly live Saturday evening broadcast s of the OrchestralSeries 2009-10 season. “The 2008-09 seasoj represents an important step forward inthe SLSO’d audience-building efforts, and is now the springboar toward a bold goal of doubling our audienc e as identified in our new 10-year strategic vision,” Bronstein said in a “This transformation has begun with a diversificatioh of our concert offerings with an eye toward developinh new audiences while reconnecting with our core
SLSO reported revenue of $5.57 milliomn for the season that ended upfrom $4.84 million during last year’s Total attendance for the season was up nearly 8 percenf to 178,837, compared to 165,86r5 last year. Per-concert attendance was also up nearly 8 percentto 1,641, which includedx 12 near-capacity or sold-out performances. Per-concerft attendance was 1,522 last year. Fred Bronstein, presidentt and executive director, attributed the symphony’s increase in revenude and attendance to its as a way to attract new More than half of the attendees ofthe symphony’s SLSO Presentzs series, which included The Lord of the Rings The Beach Boys and Simplyu Sinatra, were new to representing 3,459 new The symphony also launched its Casual Classicx series as an accessible “entry point” for new audiences.
The symphont is increasing its presence on the radio and has partneresdwith St. Louis’ local classical station KFUO Classic 99 to feature arrangements from the SLSO archives andstartinvg Sept. 26, weekly live Saturday evening broadcast s of the OrchestralSeries 2009-10 season. “The 2008-09 seasoj represents an important step forward inthe SLSO’d audience-building efforts, and is now the springboar toward a bold goal of doubling our audienc e as identified in our new 10-year strategic vision,” Bronstein said in a “This transformation has begun with a diversificatioh of our concert offerings with an eye toward developinh new audiences while reconnecting with our core
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Dish Network to hand out converter boxes in Houston - San Antonio Business Journal:
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The estimates that 1.6 million people in the Houstoh area have ordered coupons for theirconverterd boxes, but only 870,172 couponss have been redeemed as of May 30. The “Couponm Swap” program is a nationwide initiative to get customers readyy for the conversion to digitao television signals onJune 12. Convertee boxes are only available to those with avalis $40 coupon. Customers can go to Cossaboomk YMCA at 7903 South Loop East onJune 5, or M.D. Anderson Family YMCA at 705 Cavalcade onJune 6. Dish Networkj handed out about 400 boxes in Dallaszlast weekend, according to Marcek Guajardo, a spokesman for the company. The currenty plan is to hand out about 400 to 500 boxeszin Houston.
Guajardo said representatives from the FCC will also be on hand to answer questions related to the digital conversion and what householdds need to do to be readuy forthe switch.
The estimates that 1.6 million people in the Houstoh area have ordered coupons for theirconverterd boxes, but only 870,172 couponss have been redeemed as of May 30. The “Couponm Swap” program is a nationwide initiative to get customers readyy for the conversion to digitao television signals onJune 12. Convertee boxes are only available to those with avalis $40 coupon. Customers can go to Cossaboomk YMCA at 7903 South Loop East onJune 5, or M.D. Anderson Family YMCA at 705 Cavalcade onJune 6. Dish Networkj handed out about 400 boxes in Dallaszlast weekend, according to Marcek Guajardo, a spokesman for the company. The currenty plan is to hand out about 400 to 500 boxeszin Houston.
Guajardo said representatives from the FCC will also be on hand to answer questions related to the digital conversion and what householdds need to do to be readuy forthe switch.
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