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The Show Must Go On - Children Uniting Nations Academy Award Night Fund-Raising Gala (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
Children Uniting Nations Academy Award Night Fund-Raising Gala to take place even if Oscars are strike-stricken. 93.5 The Beat FM, The Hollywood Reporter & Billboard to sponor event drawing top acting and music artists & featuring star-laden post-awards celebrity performance.
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Corporate fund-raising may come under pressure (Business Standard India)
The sharp rise in yields of government bonds on the “surprise” announcement about the extra market borrowing programme, may force Indian companies to put breaks on raising funds from the market in the near term.
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Golf club goes to auction (Boston Globe)
The Pembroke Country Club is going on the auction block. The 18-hole golf course and banquet facility on West Elm Street is being foreclosed on and is scheduled to be sold to the highest bidder tomorrow. The sale will include all of the equipment and furniture on the property, as well as the club's liquor license.
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Corporate fund-raising may come under pressure (rediff.com)
Dealers said the large planned borrowing (Rs 25,000 crore or Rs 250 billion) from the market drove yields higher on the 10-year benchmark. Besides, crowding out in the market, by leaving less resource for non-government borrowing, may have adverse implications for the rate at which Indian companies can raise funds. The cost of funds will be higher, at least till the rates stabilise.
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Arts promoter buys plant site (The Republican)
EASTHAMPTON - With a vision of turning it into a regional performing arts center, David F. Oppenheim purchased the former Easthampton Dye Works building at auction on Tuesday.
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GLOBAL MARKETS: US Stocks To Open Lower; European Shares Dip (The Forex Market)
LONDON (Dow Jones)--U.S. stock markets are expected to open lower Wednesday amid further news of the impact of the economic slowdown, and while profit-taking and fears of corporate capital-raising sent prices lower in Europe.
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Consumers Willing to Pay More for Products They Touch (Kansas City InfoZine)
Consumers are often told that if they break an item, they buy it. But a new study suggests that if they just touch an item for more than a few seconds, they may also end up buying it. A simple experiment with an inexpensive coffee mug revealed that in many cases, simply touching the coffee mug for a few seconds created an attachment that led people to pay more for the item.
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No auction as Morris Brown seeks foreclosure deal (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
The scheduled sale of a Morris Brown College building in foreclosure is off, at least until next month. The college was given a reprieve Tuesday, barely two hours before Jordan Hall was to be auctioned on the steps of the Fulton County Courthouse, according to an attorney involved in the matter. "Essentially there was agreement to give them a little time," said the lawyer, Gregory Worthy. "This ...
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Coming Up In Your Area (Observer-Tribune)
SUNDAY, Dec. 28 Breakfast will be served by Bernay’s Apgar Post 342,-Chester American Legion, from 7 a.m. to noon at the post home, 333 Route 24E. The menu includes pancakes, French toast, eggs, sausage, hash browns, Danish, juice, coffee, tea and hot chocolate. Admission is $6.50, $3 for children 3 to 12, free for those younger.
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Fast News 1.08 (The Brunswick News)
Senator upset at criticism U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Georgia, says he's tired of hearing criticisms of actions taken by Israel in the Gaza Strip. "In some reports...you would think Israel's actions were unprovoked and unnecessary," he said on the Senate floor Tuesday. "The opposite is true.
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