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Some are born for success
What do your birth order and astrology sign say about your career? A lot regarding your compensation and career choices, according to a recent survey by job site Careerbuilder.com. Being the firstborn has its privileges. (Disclosure: I am the...Tags: Engineering, Fires, Law Enforcement, Social Services, Technology
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Insider family finances
Tribune NewspapersWASHINGTON — When Joe Biden's brother and son wanted to buy a hedge fund company two years ago, they turned for financing to an Illinois law firm that had lobbied the Delaware senator's office on an important piece of business in Congress—...Tags: Parliament, Litigation, Court Administration, Arlen Specter, Joe Biden
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Use Of Gas-Heat 'Submeters' At Bloomfield Complex Challenged
Courant Staff WriterGreater Hartford Legal Aid has asked state regulators to investigate the illegal use of "submeters" at a Bloomfield apartment complex that allow each renter to be billed individually for gas heating. The state Department of Public Utility Control, in a...Tags: Rental Service, Civil and Public Service, Natural Resources, Bloomfield (Hartford, Connecticut), Government
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Donald Senterfitt left indelible mark in law, banking
Sentinel Staff WriterDonald T. Senterfitt, who co-founded what is now one of the largest law firms in Florida before moving on to a long and distinguished career in banking, died Wednesday after battling cancer and pulmonary disease. He was 88. Senterfitt, of Orlando,...Tags: Orange County (Florida), Apopka, University of Florida, Values, Colleges and Universities
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The Bidens And The Law Firm
Los Angeles TimesWhen Joe Biden's brother and son wanted to buy a hedge fund company two years ago, they turned for financing to a law firm that had lobbied the Delaware senator's office on an important piece of business in Congress — and in fact had just...Tags: Political Candidates, Parliament, Elections, Litigation, Court Administration
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Lawyer at center of pension probe must pay back $83,624
sandra.peddie@newsday.comLawrence Reich, the private attorney who was reported as a full-time employee of five school districts at the same time, must pay back $83,624 to the state for receiving a pension to which he was not entitled, the New York State comptroller's office...Tags: Lawrence, Labor Legislation, Business Enterprises, Internal Revenue Service, Wages and Pensions
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Obama: From unknown to nominee, a meteoric rise
AP National WriterCHICAGO (AP) -- When Barack Obama arrived at the Democratic National Convention eight years ago, he was a politician in need of clout. He had just been trounced in his bid for Congress. His credit card was rejected at the car rental counter. He couldn'...Tags: Jeremiah Wright, Cancer, Political Candidates, Colleges and Universities, Murder
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Comptroller revokes state pension of private lawyer
eden.laikin@newsday.com; sandra.peddie@newsday.comState Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has revoked the pension of a private attorney from a politically prominent Garden City law firm, along with those of two upstate attorneys, bringing to 28 the number of people who have lost pensions or pension credits...Tags: Business Enterprises, Wages and Pensions, Retirement, Interior Policy, Local Authority
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Federal Signal lapse alleged
Chicago Tribune reporterActivist shareholder Warren Kanders, a vocal critic of Federal Signal Corp.'s management, called publicly Monday for the resignation of company Chairman James Janning. Kanders said Janning "may have been involved in a coverup of insider trading" by...Tags: Business Enterprises, UAL Corporation, Corporate Officers, Insider Trading, Oak Brook
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Numbers combine with law for her dream job
Special to the Chicago TribunePeggy Foran, third of six children, said she learned early on the importance of being a "listener, facilitator and peacemaker, and of being entrepreneurial to make extra money." When a high school teacher solicited students to raise money for foreign...Tags: Business Enterprises, Colleges and Universities, Philosophy, Lawyers, Downers Grove
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State revokes pension of prominent Garden City lawyer
sandra.peddie@newsday.com and eden.laikin@newsday.comState Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli has revoked the pension of a private attorney from a politically prominent Garden City law firm, along with those of two upstate attorneys, bringing to 28 the number of people who have lost pensions or pension credits...Tags: Lawrence, Business Enterprises, Internal Revenue Service, Wages and Pensions, Retirement
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Company News - August 18, 2008
NAOMI PINES REALTY OFFICE BOUGHT BY BETTER HOMES Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate, Wilkins & Associates has purchased Jim Gravatt Naomi Pines Real Estate. Tom Wilkins, chief executive officer of Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate, Wilkins &...Tags: Business Enterprises, Homes, Lawyers, Pinecrest, Real Estate
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