The News Review:
- SLI Systems Named ne of KMWorld’s 2009 “100 Companies That Matter”
- Peebles gains management control of Royal Palm Hotel
- Novell Bolsters Identity and Access Management Portfolio with …
- Smallest fall run of chinook salmon reported
- 10-Q: TRAFALGAR RESURCES INC.
- Regulators: Commodity market Ponzi schemes on the rise
SLI Systems Named ne of KMWorld’s 2009 “100 Companies That Matter”
MSNBC -
com) a provider of on-demand intelligent search services for Internet and e-commerce sites has been named to the KMWorld “100 Companies” list. The list was compiled by KMWorld editorial staff based on input from knowledge management practitioners analysts vendors and end users.
Peebles gains management control of Royal Palm Hotel
Bizjournals.com NC -
us Digg This Developer R. Donahue Peebles has regained management control of the Royal Palm Hotel in Miami Beach although he still owns just 12. Miami Dade County Circuit Judge Gill S. Freeman on Tuesday awarded Peebles’ company control of the hotel ruling that another partner Guy Mitchell committed “willful misconduct fraud or breach of fiduciary duty. ”Freeman ruled that Mitchell committed fraud by transferring $3.
Novell Bolsters Identity and Access Management Portfolio with …
eWeek NY -
The company also acquired a perpetual license agreement with ActivIdentity getting full control of its single sign-on tool SecureLogin. Novell announced two moves today meant to bolster its identity and access management business. The first is the acquisition of the technology assets of complianceand user management vendor Fortefi which Novell plans to use as thebasis for the upcoming release of Novell Privileged User Manager in thesecond quarter of 2009. The second identity and access management play is a perpetual sourcecode license to ActivIdentity’s single sign-on tool SecureLogin whichhas been available to Novell customers as Novell SecureLogin through anEM agreement since 2001.
Smallest fall run of chinook salmon reported
San Francisco Chronicle USA -
tmpl –> The Pacific Fishery Management Council a federal body that regulates commercial and sport fishing estimated that only 66286 adult salmon returned to the Sacramento River to spawn. Six years ago the peak return was 13 times higher. In 2007 only 87881 of the fish returned to spawn in the river falling far short of the agency’s goal of 122000 to 180000 fish. The latest count comes as officials consider imposing fishing restrictions off California’s coast again this summer. Chinook – also known as king salmon – are the prized fish of Northern California streams once proliferating in four genetically distinct runs or races.
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10-Q: TRAFALGAR RESURCES INC.
MarketWatch (press release) -
20 2009 (EDGAR nline via CMTEX) –Item 2. Management’s Discussion and Analysis of Financial Condition and Results of perations SPECIAL NTE REGARDING FRWARD-LKING STATEMENTS This periodic report contains certain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 with respect to the financial condition results of operations business strategies operating efficiencies or synergies competitive positions growth opportunities for existing products plans and objectives of management. Statements in this periodic report that are not historical facts are hereby identified as forward-looking statements. Critical Accounting Policies and Estimates The preparation of financial statements and related disclosures in conformity with accounting principles generally accepted in the United States of America requires management to make estimates and assumptions that affect the amounts reported in the unaudited Financial Statements and accompanying notes. Management bases its estimates on historical experience and on various other assumptions that are believed to be reasonable under the circumstances. Actual results could differ from these estimates under different assumptions or conditions.
Regulators: Commodity market Ponzi schemes on the rise
Chicago Tribune United States -
Federal regulators this year have charged eight commodity funds with defrauding investors up from just two complaints at this point last year. The Commodity Futures Trading Commission said Friday that it had filed a complaint charging Brookshire Raw Materials Management in Barrington of operating a Ponzi scheme and shuttling $4. 6 million in customer money to Canadian bank accounts. A complaint Thursday accused. 4 million from his 125 investors—all of them deaf—to buy himself electronics equipment flying lessons and a $1 million home.