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Source: TheNewsTribune.com (Original Article)

The Burlington Cost Cutter grocery store will be closing at the end of the month.

The Skagit County store, originally built in 1989, would have required a significant reinvestment to meet the company’s new strategy, according to a press release from The Markets LLC, the Bellingham-based parent company. The Burlington store has 43 employees.

“The Markets continually reviews and realigns its real estate assets. The company will coordinate its resources around its other stores that have greater potential for long-term growth,” the company said in a press release.

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Source: Korea Times (Original Article)

Cheong Wa Dae Must Come Forth to Explain

If real life can be more dramatic than TV dramas, it would be interesting to watch the real-life drama about running a TV station. This has happened at the public broadcaster MBC over the past few years until it came to a climax ― or anticlimax ― last week.

Kim Woo-ryong, the government-appointed chairman of the Foundation for Broadcasting Culture, a nonprofit organization that is the main decision-maker of MBC, offered to resign Friday, just two days after a monthly magazine carrying his interview hit local bookstands. In the interview, Kim, during his “candid talks,” indicated Cheong Wa Dae pressured the MBC chief to eliminate “leftists” from the nation’s second-largest TV station.

“The recent personnel shakeup at MBC was made only after the ‘big house’ called in its president, Kim Jae-chul, and gave him some lashes,” the foundation head said. “We also would have sacked Kim’s predecessor far earlier, but decided to keep him pending the Assembly’s approval of the then prime minister-designate, Chung Un-chan.”

Even more surprising than the content of Kim’s remarks ― nothing but the confirmation of open secrets for many critics ― was how Cheong Wa Dae named a person with such a loose tongue, thirst for cheap fame and poor judgment as the chief caretaker of the nationwide network station. The blame for this pitiful appointment should be traced back to Choi See-joong, President Lee’s broadcasting czar, and the President himself. Is this because their sole criterion was ideological allegiance, too?

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Mar 16, 2010 09:25 ET

Dundee REIT Completes $100 Million Equity Offering

TORONTO, ONTARIO–(Marketwire – March 16, 2010) –
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DUNDEE REIT (TSX:D.UN) announced today the closing of its previously announced public offering of REIT Units, Series A (“Units”) at a price of $25.25 per Unit for gross proceeds of $100,116,250. The offering was completed through a syndicate of underwriters, led by TD Securities Inc. Dundee REIT granted the syndicate an over-allotment option, exercisable for a period of 30 days following closing, to purchase up to an additional 594,750 Units which, if exercised, would increase the gross proceeds to $115,133,688.
The net proceeds of the offering will be used for funding acquisitions which have been identified, as well as for future acquisitions and general trust purposes.
This press release is not an offer of securities for sale in the United States. The units being offered have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933 and accordingly are not being offered for sale and may not be offered, sold or delivered, directly or indirectly within the United States, its possessions and other areas subject to its jurisdiction or to, or for the account or for the benefit of a U.S. person, except pursuant to an exemption from the registration requirements of that Act.
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SEATTLE – (Business Wire) DocuSign®, the leading provider of on-demand electronic signature solutions, today announced the release of DocuSign REALTOR® Edition. This exclusive eSignature service is specifically tailored for and available to members of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR). DocuSign REALTOR® Edition includes a rich feature set with special NAR member-only branding. The release of DocuSign REALTOR® Edition follows NAR’s announcement of DocuSign as the official and exclusive ESIGN provider for its 1.1 million members under the association’s REALTOR Benefits® Program. “This REALTOR® branded version of DocuSign is a direct result of the collaboration between NAR and DocuSign. It is a representation of the power of what good partnerships can bring to the real estate industry and more importantly, reinforces why all real estate professionals benefit from NAR’s REALTOR® Benefits® Program,” said Bob Goldberg, senior vice president of marketing and business development, commercial services and business specialties for NAR. “We are looking forward to the future and watching how the increased adoption of DocuSign’s e-signature services will revolutionize the industry.” DocuSign REALTOR® Edition builds upon DocuSign’s award-winning eSignature service offerings and includes the following features: Branded Signature—NAR members have the option to adopt an exclusive REALTOR® branded e-signature to further promote NAR membership status with the distinguished and trusted REALTOR® logo. Online Dashboard—An intuitive, secure REALTOR® branded console is available to members anytime, anywhere, enabling busy professionals to check the status of every document in real-time. Senders know when documents are opened, when they are signed, the time the transaction has taken and which documents cheap flight Newcastle to Cairns remain to be signed. Branded Templates—REALTOR® branded …continue reading

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Tasty Catering is proud to announce that Thomas “Tom” J. Walter, CEO, was inducted as a member of the 25th class of the Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame on February 25, 2010. The Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame recognizes innovative business leaders in the Chicagoland area and with his recent induction Tom has now joined the most elite entrepreneurship group in the Chicago business community.

Chicago, IL (Vocus/PRWEB ) March 5, 2010 — Tasty Catering is proud to announce that Thomas “Tom” J. Walter, CEO, was inducted as a member of the 25th class of the Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame on February 25, 2010. The Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame recognizes innovative business leaders in the Chicagoland area and with his recent induction Tom has now joined the most elite entrepreneurship group in the Chicago business community. Other notable members include Robert Abt of Abt Electronics, Richard Melman of Lettuce Entertain You Enterprises and Robert Galvin of Motorola

As CEO of Tasty Catering, Chicago’s premier corporate catering company, Tom works alongside his partners and brothers Larry and Kevin Walter. Tom stated, “The induction into the Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame is an amazing accomplishment for which I am grateful. It is not a personal honor, but a credit to my brothers/partners Larry and Kevin as well as the wonderful people that have worked with us over the past 39 years.”

The induction into the Chicago Area Entrepreneurship Hall of Fame is an amazing accomplishment for which I am grateful. It is not a personal honor, but a credit to my brothers/partners Larry and Kevin as well as the wonderful people that have worked with us over the past 39 years.

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Source: Globe and Mail (Original Article)

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Published on Thursday, Feb. 25, 2010 9:47AM EST

If you’ve ever felt intimidated or confused about the process of selling your company, just think of the transaction in the same way you would if you were selling your home. This is the third in a multi-part series. Read parts one and two.

Step 3: Create the marketing material

Once you’ve selected a real estate agent to represent you in a home sale, next up is to create the marketing materials he or she will use to promote the property.

The offer sheet typically includes pictures of your home along with key statistics such as the number of bedrooms and the lot size. Your agent may also set up a website and take out an ad in the local paper. The materials are designed to persuade consumers to invest more time in your property by booking a showing or attending an open house.

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It’s two down and one to go at 1010 Park Av. S., the site of a defunct mixed-use project that was taken back by the lender and put up for sale in 2008.
Minnwest Bank acquired the site and its three buildings for $4.1 million at a sheriff’s foreclosure sale in 2007. It initially tried marketing the entire site for $4.3 million, but after getting no takers, it decided to sell it off in pieces.
Two buildings have now been sold. Minnwest said the combined pricetag on the two sold buildings plus the expected price for the remaining building will fall short of the $4.3 million it originally sought.
Even so, the lender said it’s glad it switched strategies and decided to sell the properties off separately. The change was prompted by the bank’s desire to get the property off its books and by the downturn in the development market that made selling such a large parcel very difficult, said Richard Schroeder, senior vice president and credit officer at Minnwest Corp.
The first building at 640 E. Grant St. sold last May to Economic Growth Centers, a Minneapolis nonprofit organization, reportedly for $285,000.
The sale of the second building at 609 S. 10th St. closed last month. Schroeder declined to disclose the price paid by a private investors’ group. The Twin Cities’ office of CB Richard Ellis (CBRE) had an asking price of $700,000 for the building in its marketing brochures.
A third building at 619 S. 10th St. is still on the market and recently had its asking price cut from $900,000 to $875,000. A parking lot on the site also is still on the market for $239,000.
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Source: Toledo Blade (Original Article)

IT WAS advertised on the Internet auction site eBay as an investment property – a “huge duplex” on a Toledo block that has a pair of newly constructed houses.
The two-family house at 641 Palmwood Ave. attracted 18 offers, including a winning bid of $2,325, according to eBay.
But in this auction, the losers may have been the winners.
Six weeks after the sale and nine days after new owners took title to the house, a review of court files, property records, and documents at the city of Toledo’s division of housing code enforcement paints a picture of a long vacant house that has bounced from owner to owner with no one taking responsibility for restoring it to habitability.
The records open a window into a world of real-estate investment promoters who use the Internet and other means to advertise strategies for getting rich by buying up dirt-cheap houses in the Midwest and East.
Since late 2007, the property at 641 Palmwood, once home to a prominent member of Toledo’s African-American business community, has changed hands six times.The last sale, on Jan. 29, took place just two days after the owners failed to appear at an arraignment hearing in Toledo Municipal Court on charges that, despite repeated citations, they failed to clean up the property.
Because charges were pending, the sale was not legal, said Larry Anderson, an administrator in the Department of Neighborhoods. He and department colleagues said, however, that the most likely outcome is a $250 fine against the sellers.
The house, built in 1887, sold for $940, records at the Lucas County Auditor’s Office show, despite information on eBay about the winning bid. The selling price for the property over the last two years never topped $1,000, according to the records. Often, the price was listed as $1.
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