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ThermoGenesis Corp. will seek stockholder approval for a reverse stock split to boost shares to meet Nasdaq requirements, company officials announced Friday.
The Rancho Cordova-based company […]
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman allegedly pushed an eBay employee and later paid about $200,000 to resolve a possible legal matter, according to a New […]
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It was a tough year for the bottom line. Local companies trading on U.S. stock exchanges posted a combined profit of $7.6 billion, down […]
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McDonald’s is recalling 12 million drinking glasses featuring characters from the "Shrek" movie series because the paint used contains cadmium, which can pose health […]
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As the Senate continues to debate Wall Street reform for the next few weeks, there is one issue that could threaten final passage: Consumer […]
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A federal program to help preserve cultural and historic sites across the U.S. will bring a round of funding to the Herschel Carrousel Factory Museum […]
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The Wisconsin Supreme Court has agreed to hear a court case involving a $9 million loan to a Milwaukee condominium developer from Town Bank.
The Supreme […]
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It sounds like the plot of a bad spy novel.
A group of international villains are holding a secret meeting in their headquarters — […]
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Taxpayers stand to lose between $100 billion and $200 billion on TARP — Treasury’s $700 billion financial market bailout.
While that’s nothing to sneeze at, […]
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The leading emerging BRIC nations maintain their demand for a 7 percent shift in voting power to developing countries at the International Monetary Fund, […]
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