Michigan Software Labs is partnering with an investment firm owned Cheri DeVos to build a three-story building in Ada Township. (Rendering courtesy of Michigan Software Labs)
KENT COUNTY, MI — Michigan Software Labs, a software consulting firm based in Ada, is getting home.
The company is partnering with an investment firm owned Cheri DeVos to build a three-story building in Ada Township, located at 7471 River St. SE. The total cost of the new build is $4.5 million.
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Budget brand TCL teams with Sony-Panasonic venture for large TVs
TOKYO -- China's TCL Technology Group , billed as the fastest-growing TV brand in the U.S., will invest 20 billion yen ($187 million) in JOLED, the Japanese display maker created from the organic light-emitting diode operations of Panasonic and Sony , in an effort to develop mass production technology for large television panels within three years.
JOLED will be more than 10%-owned by TCL display-manufacturing unit TCL China Star Optoelectronics Technology after receiving a private placement of new shares. The Chinese company will also lend the Tokyo-based display maker 10 billion yen to cover capital investments needed for prototype-panel production.
Budget cuts are risky business for company culture | Expert column - The Virginian-Pilot - Inside
Has your company cut the budget for training, communications and employee engagement because of the pandemic?
You might want to reconsider. Cutting these items may seem like a good way to tighten the purse strings during a business contraction, but you may be doing long-term damage to your company culture.
Uncertainty creates enormous stress and morale issues among your employees, and your team needs more hands-on attention to reduce anxiety and confusion. And the lack of face-to-face communication while employees are working from home exacerbates underlying problems that may have previously existed.
Global Budget Software Market Growth 2020 Growing Strategies, Industry Segmentation and Forecast
Global Budget Software Market 2020 by Company, Regions, Type and Application, Forecast to 2025 is one of the fastest developing elements which states that the market has observed continuous development in the past decade and is predictable to reach new levels of evolution during the estimated period 2020 to 2025.
NOTE: Our analysts monitoring the situation across the globe explains that the market will generate remunerative prospects for producers post COVID-19 crisis. The report aims to provide an additional illustration of the latest scenario, economic slowdown, and COVID-19 impact on the overall industry.
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EPB Budget Includes No Electric Rate Increase; 8% TV Rate Increase Planned For Fall -
The EPB board of directors met Friday morning for the purpose of presenting the budget and the corporate goals for the upcoming year. The approved budget for the electric system in fiscal year 2020-2021 is $585 million and there will be no rate increase. The budget for the fiber optics side of the business, which has 111,000 customers, is flat from the previous year at $175 million.
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EPB has the capability to provide streaming, which is a growing segment of business. The significance was noted of recognizing how important that fiber business is for holding down electric rates. There has been no rate increase in electricity since 2015 due to the money brought in by the fiber optic system.
With eye on budget, Central Marin Fire District chief retires early – Marin Independent
After 29 years in the fire service in Marin, Central Marin fire Chief Scott Shurtz is retiring two years early, saving the department about $246,400 per year in salary costs.
Fire Marshal Ruben Martin has been promoted to interim fire chief. He will earn a base salary of $172,704 per year.
The savings comes from leaving the marshal position vacant and by paying Martin at a lower chief’s salary, according to the department’s fire council.
Regarding the correction and changes of the agenda of the General Meeting of Shareholders of AB
The Company received applications from individual shareholders holding more than 1/20 of the Company's shares to change the agenda of the Meeting with additional matters and draft resolutions.
One of the proposals submitted by the shareholders is to change the management structure of the Company by eliminating the Supervisory Board of the Company. The company would have only one collegial body - the board, to which part of the supervisory functions would be delegated. The Board would consist of 5 members, of which at least 1/3 would be independent. The current members of the Board would form a team of the Company's top executives.
Costello explains vote on Crestwood budget | Times Leader
A Friday story about the Crestwood School Board vote to increase taxes erroneously attributed a quote to Board Member Anna Bibla that was not hers. Bibla was one of four members who voted against the tax increase.
WRIGHT TWP. — Although he admitted to voting twice for tax hikes previously, Crestwood School Board President James Costello voting against a tax hike this year, his first as president, and felt the need to explain his stance.
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Only Hawaii, Montana, and West Virginia meet this standard. Huge accomplishment for Michigan. TopherSpiro (from Washington DC) Sat Jun 13 01:57:29 +0000 2020
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