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Harford estimates board approves $2.2 million in IT, phone, copier contracts
Harford County's Board of Estimates has approved several contracts, totaling more than $2.2 million, that were requested by the county's information and communication technology director, including one for more than $600,000 for copiers. About 140 black/...Tags: Verizon Communications, Transportation, Verizon Wireless, Restless Leg Syndrome, Cell Phones
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As Medifast expands, will it outgrow Maryland?
It's not a matter of "if" but "when."
Medifast Inc., the No. 3 manufacturer of weight-loss food products, is growing so quickly in that industry that there will soon come a time when it outgrows its sole production facility in Owings Mills and builds...Tags: Food Industry, NYSE Euronext, Inc., Mexico, Baltimore County, Weight Watchers International Incorporated
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Board members approve facilities report, promotions
A new Havre de Grace High School was not part of the 2011 Education Facilities Master Plan the Harford County Board of Education approved at its Monday evening The construction timeline included projects out to the 2021-22 school year, but did not...Tags: Schools, John Archer, Mass Media, Elections, Cornell Brown
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1 button, 2 or 3?
Of all the differences between a Mac and a PC, few are as obvious as the mouse. Mice for Apple Computer Inc.'s Mac have but one button, while mice for Microsoft Corp.'s PC have at least two and usually a scroll wheel nestled between them. As a Mac...Tags: Apple Inc., Microsoft Corporation
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Pirates and pioneers
Everybody steals from Apple Computer Inc. Or so the thinking goes in the Mac community. Ever since Microsoft Corp. introduced Windows 1.0 in 1985, there has been a ceaseless chorus from Mac users accusing the software giant, based in Redmond, Wash.,...Tags: Apple Inc., Sun Microsystems Inc., Computer Hardware, Hewlett-Packard Co., Bill Gates
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WorldCom fraud was brazen, easy to spot, experts say
Sun StaffThe accounting scandal enveloping WorldCom Inc. grew out of a scheme so simple and brazen that top executives for the telecom giant should have known it would eventually collapse of its own weight, experts in corporate finance said yesterday. But the...Tags: WorldCom Incorporated, Fraud, Finance, Corporate Crime, Accounting and Auditing
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Reaction to Bush's calls for stiffer laws mixed
Times Staff WriterPresident Bush's corporate reform initiatives will do little to restore confidence in America's battered business culture, whether by shoring up investor trust or discouraging genuinely fraudulent behavior in the executive suite, according to business...Tags: WorldCom Incorporated, Prosecution, Punishment, Fraud, Lawyers
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Xerox to hire 250 for Lexington call center
The Lexington Herald-LeaderXerox is adding 250 full-time positions in Lexington, the company announced Monday. Hiring is under way, according to a Xerox news release. The work will support five Xerox clients that are expanding operations in Lexington; those clients were not...Tags: Health Insurance, Consumers, Steve Beshear, Affiliated Computer Services Inc., Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
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Chicago and red light vendor: Breaking up is hard to do
Chicago's divorce with Redflex Traffic Systems is getting messy. In his hurry to sever ties with the red-light camera operator amid a burgeoning bribery scandal, Mayor Rahm Emanuel in February set a six-month deadline for Redflex to leave town after a...
Tags: Photography and Video, Richard M. Daley, Chicago City Hall, Local Elections, Rahm Emanuel
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City will negotiate speed camera contract with Arizona-based ATS
Tribune reporterArizona-based American Traffic Solutions Inc. was selected as the preferred bidder for an automated camera system to tag speeders near public schools and parks, Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration said today. City procurement officials notified ATS in...Tags: Rahm Emanuel, Public Officials, Chicago Mayor, Government
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Simplicity is goal for SunRail ticket vending machines
It is far from fancy, this hulking, 1,600-pound device encased in stainless steel and plugged into an electrical outlet. More properly known as a ticket vending machine, it will become the first impression for many Central Floridians approaching the...
Tags: DeLand, Affiliated Computer Services Inc., Poinciana
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