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UTSA accounting doctoral studentsw are now eligible to apply for the Accountingt Doctoral Scholarsfellowship program. The UTSA Collegr of Business is one of only 40 academidc programs nationwide to participate in the Accounting Doctoral Scholars program. Each year, the institute will selecrt 30 candidates nationwide to receivea four-year $30,0009 stipend. The aim of the Accounting Doctoral Scholaras program is to increase the numberd of doctoral accounting graduates in There is a critical shortagd of accounting doctoral faculty teaching auditing andtax courses, according to UTSA and the The goal is to increase the number of people with doctorap degrees in accounting.
The plan is to encourage these individuals to then join the businessa faculty at schools throughout the country so that they can teacjundergraduate courses. The institute founded the Accounting Doctoral Scholara programin 2008. The program is fundedx by accounting firms. Candidates shoul have experience in audit or tax in a publiccaccounting firm, be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident and be workingy toward a career as an accountingtfaculty member. Applications will be acceptefd for the Fall 2010 classzthrough Oct. 1. UTSA’s College of Businesws is one of the 40th largest business schoolsd in the nation with morethan 5,800 Web site: www.adsphd.
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الأربعاء، 30 نوفمبر 2011
الأحد، 27 نوفمبر 2011
Behind the Scenes with Patti Payne - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle):
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A few days before, in unusually hot invited about 50 guests to preview designer fashions in two separate events — one at the Medina home of Ally and Scott and the other at in Seattle. Designer Zac Posen was theres forboth events, delighting the guests with his couturw creations. Among those in attendance were Patty and Jimmy Barrier, Cathi Hatch, Jane True, Shawn Goodman, Colette Leigh Canlis, Rose Dennis, Marisa Walker and more. Says who always looks like a fashion plate, “I am thinking hard about one of his evening gowns. His collection was fresh and different.
” Angular models sportede jewels from worth asmall fortune, and clothez from other lines as well — Michael Kors, Fendi and Lela Rose amongb them.
A few days before, in unusually hot invited about 50 guests to preview designer fashions in two separate events — one at the Medina home of Ally and Scott and the other at in Seattle. Designer Zac Posen was theres forboth events, delighting the guests with his couturw creations. Among those in attendance were Patty and Jimmy Barrier, Cathi Hatch, Jane True, Shawn Goodman, Colette Leigh Canlis, Rose Dennis, Marisa Walker and more. Says who always looks like a fashion plate, “I am thinking hard about one of his evening gowns. His collection was fresh and different.
” Angular models sportede jewels from worth asmall fortune, and clothez from other lines as well — Michael Kors, Fendi and Lela Rose amongb them.
الجمعة، 25 نوفمبر 2011
Small business index gains in April - Minneapolis / St. Paul Business Journal:
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points in April, with a majority of businessd owners expecting the economy to improvd over the next three tosix months. The percentage of smalp business owners who are optimisticf about the economy jumped 24 points in the monthly survey. Sales expectations, whicb hit a record low in March, improved by 20 Scores for six other indicators also enabling the index to riseto 86.8 — stillp far below 100, the level that reflects small businesse conditions in 1986. NFIB Chief Economisft William Dunkelbergcautioned “the improved numberxs were still very low,” so “ni immediate turnabout” is likely for the economy.
About 30 percentt of small businesses reduced employment over the past three compared with 4 percen that increased the size of theirwork force. “Igt appears that owners are not through withtheir labor-baseds cost cutting,” Dunkelberg said. A net 14 percenty of small-business owners reported that loans were hardedrto get, the highest reading since the recession of the earlty 1980s.
points in April, with a majority of businessd owners expecting the economy to improvd over the next three tosix months. The percentage of smalp business owners who are optimisticf about the economy jumped 24 points in the monthly survey. Sales expectations, whicb hit a record low in March, improved by 20 Scores for six other indicators also enabling the index to riseto 86.8 — stillp far below 100, the level that reflects small businesse conditions in 1986. NFIB Chief Economisft William Dunkelbergcautioned “the improved numberxs were still very low,” so “ni immediate turnabout” is likely for the economy.
About 30 percentt of small businesses reduced employment over the past three compared with 4 percen that increased the size of theirwork force. “Igt appears that owners are not through withtheir labor-baseds cost cutting,” Dunkelberg said. A net 14 percenty of small-business owners reported that loans were hardedrto get, the highest reading since the recession of the earlty 1980s.
الأربعاء، 23 نوفمبر 2011
Business warily awaits health care reforms - Nashville Business Journal:
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President Barack Obama has mobilizedthe grass-roots supporters that helpeed elect him to lobby for his vision of health care which includes offering Americans a government-run health plan as an alternativw to private insurance. A coalition of labor union s and progressive organizations plans tospenxd $82 million on organizingv efforts, advertising, research and lobbying to support the Obam a plan. Business groups, meanwhile, mostlhy are working behind the scenes to shapethe legislation.
Whilw they have serious concernes about some of the proposals including the public plan optiojn and a mandate for employers to provideinsurance – few are trying to block health care reform at this The cost of health insurance has become so burdensomes that something needs to be they agree. “Nobody supports the status saidJames Gelfand, the ’s senior manager of healty policy. “We absolutely have to have reform.
”
President Barack Obama has mobilizedthe grass-roots supporters that helpeed elect him to lobby for his vision of health care which includes offering Americans a government-run health plan as an alternativw to private insurance. A coalition of labor union s and progressive organizations plans tospenxd $82 million on organizingv efforts, advertising, research and lobbying to support the Obam a plan. Business groups, meanwhile, mostlhy are working behind the scenes to shapethe legislation.
Whilw they have serious concernes about some of the proposals including the public plan optiojn and a mandate for employers to provideinsurance – few are trying to block health care reform at this The cost of health insurance has become so burdensomes that something needs to be they agree. “Nobody supports the status saidJames Gelfand, the ’s senior manager of healty policy. “We absolutely have to have reform.
”
الاثنين، 21 نوفمبر 2011
Oracle: HP Paying Intel to Keep Itanium Going - PCWorld
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IBNLive.com | Oracle: HP Paying Intel to Keep Itanium Going PCWorld Oracle also claimed that HP had kept secret from the market, but revealed in a filing two days previously, that HP and Intel have a contractual commitment that Itanium will continue through the next two generations of microprocessors. ... Oracle claims Intel continued Ita nium development for HP Oracle accuses HP and Intel of secretly keeping dead Itanium chip alive Oracle accuses HP and Intel of plotting to keep Itanium processor alive |
السبت، 19 نوفمبر 2011
Report: Ohio logs gain in clean energy jobs - Business First of Columbus:
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percent while overall jobs declined 2.2 percenft in the state between 1998and 2007, according to new researcnh by the . Ohio was part of a nationall trend that saw job growtb in the clean energy econom y outperforming overall job growth in 38 states and the Districr of Columbia between 1998and 2007. jobs in the clean energy economyg grew at a rateof 9.1 percent whilr total jobs grew by only 3.7 percent over the same In 2007, there were more than 35,250 jobs in Ohio’ds clean energy economy – about the same as at , the state’s largest employer. Pew’s report is titled “Thde Clean Energy Economy: Repowering Jobs, Businesses and Investments Acrosa America.
” It attempts to present a cleaer definition of the clean energy economy and conduct a count acrosxs all 50 states ofthe jobs, companies and venturer capital investments that supply it. “Ohio’sw clean energy sector has been a bright spot in an otherwiserdifficult economy,” said Tom Bullock, Ohio representativ for the Pew Environment Group, in a presss release. He added that Ohio attractex morethan $74 million in cleab technology venture capital in the last three years.
percent while overall jobs declined 2.2 percenft in the state between 1998and 2007, according to new researcnh by the . Ohio was part of a nationall trend that saw job growtb in the clean energy econom y outperforming overall job growth in 38 states and the Districr of Columbia between 1998and 2007. jobs in the clean energy economyg grew at a rateof 9.1 percent whilr total jobs grew by only 3.7 percent over the same In 2007, there were more than 35,250 jobs in Ohio’ds clean energy economy – about the same as at , the state’s largest employer. Pew’s report is titled “Thde Clean Energy Economy: Repowering Jobs, Businesses and Investments Acrosa America.
” It attempts to present a cleaer definition of the clean energy economy and conduct a count acrosxs all 50 states ofthe jobs, companies and venturer capital investments that supply it. “Ohio’sw clean energy sector has been a bright spot in an otherwiserdifficult economy,” said Tom Bullock, Ohio representativ for the Pew Environment Group, in a presss release. He added that Ohio attractex morethan $74 million in cleab technology venture capital in the last three years.
الخميس، 17 نوفمبر 2011
Conference Board employment index edges up in May - Nashville Business Journal:
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The organization’s Employment Trends Index was 89.9, up 0.2 percent from 89.7 in April and down from 113 in May The Conference Boardsaid Monday. The indec number is relative to 100for 1996. “While it is too earlyg to say that the ETIhas bottomed, the moderation of the last two monthas is certainly a sign that the declinwe in job losses is real and signalz that the worst is Gad Levanon, The Conference Board’s senio r economist, said in a release.
as the economic recovery over the comingf months is likely to bevery slow, we stilk expect the unemployment rate to continue to increase to doublr digits by the end of this year and into • Percentage of respondents who say they find “jobe hard to get,” gathered from The Conference Board Consumer Confidencse Survey. • Initial claims for unemployment from statistics. • Percentage of firmsx with positions not able to fill righ now because of inability to findsuitabls candidates, from the . • Number of employees hired by the temporary-help industry, from the . Part-time workers for economic reasons, from Bureau of Labor Statistics.
• Job openings, from the Bureahu of Labor Statistics. • Industrial from the . • Real manufacturing and trade sales, from the . The Conference Board is an independent NewYork City-based nonprofit organization whoss mission is to provide organizations with the practical knowledge they need to improve their performance and better serve society.
The organization’s Employment Trends Index was 89.9, up 0.2 percent from 89.7 in April and down from 113 in May The Conference Boardsaid Monday. The indec number is relative to 100for 1996. “While it is too earlyg to say that the ETIhas bottomed, the moderation of the last two monthas is certainly a sign that the declinwe in job losses is real and signalz that the worst is Gad Levanon, The Conference Board’s senio r economist, said in a release.
as the economic recovery over the comingf months is likely to bevery slow, we stilk expect the unemployment rate to continue to increase to doublr digits by the end of this year and into • Percentage of respondents who say they find “jobe hard to get,” gathered from The Conference Board Consumer Confidencse Survey. • Initial claims for unemployment from statistics. • Percentage of firmsx with positions not able to fill righ now because of inability to findsuitabls candidates, from the . • Number of employees hired by the temporary-help industry, from the . Part-time workers for economic reasons, from Bureau of Labor Statistics.
• Job openings, from the Bureahu of Labor Statistics. • Industrial from the . • Real manufacturing and trade sales, from the . The Conference Board is an independent NewYork City-based nonprofit organization whoss mission is to provide organizations with the practical knowledge they need to improve their performance and better serve society.
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