Check Into Cash announced Tuesday it has been named “Best Overall Payday Lender” by Top 10 Reviews for 2018, scoring 9.3/10 on the respected consumer site’s rating system. Check Into Cash is the longest standing payday lender in the industry and currently operates almost 900 stores in 32 states across the country. Since the company’s inception in 1993, Check Into Cash has branched out to include a variety of financial services under their umbrella, earning the title in their slogan — Your One Stop Money Shop, said officials. … [Read more...] about Check Into Cash Named Best Overall Payday Lender In USA
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Deepwater Wind bought by Danish company
Visit The Boston Globe Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Comment on this Scroll to top of page November 09, 2018 ENERGY Deepwater Wind bought by Danish company Danish energy giant Orsted has completed its $510 million purchase of Deepwater Wind, a former rival wind farm developer, from private equity firm D.E. Shaw & Co. Now, the two energy companies are allies under the Orsted umbrella. Deepwater built the first offshore wind farm in the United States, a five-turbine project off the coast of Block Island, and has proven to be more successful at landing big offshore contracts so far than Orsted. Deepwater’s top leader, Jeff Grybowski, will be co-CEO of Orsted US Offshore Wind and report to Thomas Brostrom, president of Orsted North America. Orsted US Offshore Wind will be headquartered in Boston, Brostrom’s base, and Providence, where Grybowski has led Deepwater, and will employ more than 75 people. — JON CHESTO HEALTH CARE AND LIFE … [Read more...] about Deepwater Wind bought by Danish company
Rafael Marrero & Company featured on USHCC “America’s Business Future” Video Series during Hispanic Heritage Month
Rafael Marrero Rafael Marrero & Company was just featured in the "America's Business Future" video series as part of the USHCC Hispanic Heritage Month celebrations. Being featured in the USHCC's “America’s Business Future” video series is justification that our team’s hard work is paying off and that our company is headed in the right direction”— Rafael MarreroMIAMI, FL, USA, October 4, 2018 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Rafael Marrero & Company, the nation’s leading business-to-government (B2G) management consultancy based in Miami that works with Hispanic businesses to develop strategies to secure contracts with federal government clients, was just featured by the US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce (USHCC) during its “America’s Business Future” video series as a part of its celebration of Hispanic Heritage month. “It is an incredible honor that Rafael Marrero & Company be featured alongside these distinguished … [Read more...] about Rafael Marrero & Company featured on USHCC “America’s Business Future” Video Series during Hispanic Heritage Month
Ceramics Aren’t Enough. Bring on the Spaceships, Italian Town Says.
Sections SEARCH Skip to content Skip to site index Europe Subscribe Log In Subscribe Log In Today's Paper Advertisement Supported by Italy Dispatch ByJason Horowitz July 30, 2018 GROTTAGLIE, Italy — After racing down a two-mile runway, a van carrying top airport officials rattled onto a patch of asphalt overrun with tall swaying grass, wildflowers and herbs. “Ah, smell that oregano,” said Antonio Maria Vasile. “It’s wild fennel if it’s anything,” replied his boss, Marco Franchini. “No, it’s oregano,” grumbled Mr. Vasile as Mr. Franchini stepped out of the van and announced: “Here we are. The Space Port.” Grottaglie, a medieval town known primarily for its handmade ceramics, is getting ready for liftoff. In July, Italian aerospace companies signed an agreement with Virgin Galactic to take space tourists with about $250,000 to burn on suborbital flights … [Read more...] about Ceramics Aren’t Enough. Bring on the Spaceships, Italian Town Says.
CBS looks into misconduct claims amid report on CEO Moonves
NEW YORK (AP) — CBS said Friday it is investigating personal misconduct claims after the company’s chief executive, Les Moonves, was the subject of a New Yorker story detailing sexual misconduct allegations. The media company said independent members of its board of directors are “investigating claims that violate the company’s clear policies” regarding personal misconduct. CBS Corp.’s stock fell 6 percent — its worst one-day loss in nearly seven years — as the reports of the misconduct allegations began to circulate around noon Friday, triggering investor concerns Moonves might be forced to step down. The CBS chief has been a towering figure in television for decades, credited with turning around a network that had been mired for years at the bottom ratings. The New York-based company did not mention Moonves by name but said it issued a statement in response to the New Yorker article, which was published on the magazine’swebsite … [Read more...] about CBS looks into misconduct claims amid report on CEO Moonves