Friday, August 12, 2005
Building Insurance - News: 12 August 2005
Toll Bros. to break ground on condos
As the shovel turns in downtown Scottsdale, Tolls Brothers will break ground next week on its six-story Residences on Main project, which will add 84 condominiums and 62 townhouses to the growing number of doorsteps in the central city.
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Pump isn't only spot high gas prices to hit
Skyrocketing crude-oil prices are hitting Americans in the wallet in ways they might not imagine, increasing the price of everything from...
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Citigroup's Prince Puts Stamp on Strategy as Weill Shadow Fades
U.S. Aug. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc. was in talks to sell its Travelers Life & Annuity insurance unit to MetLife Inc. in January when the deal began to unravel, according to two Citigroup executives familiar with the negotiations.
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Deal to organize janitors helps union here
Five companies that employ the bulk of Houston's janitors have agreed to allow the service workers union to try to organize their employees without any fight or an election, a copy of the agreement obtained by the Chronicle shows.
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As the shovel turns in downtown Scottsdale, Tolls Brothers will break ground next week on its six-story Residences on Main project, which will add 84 condominiums and 62 townhouses to the growing number of doorsteps in the central city.
Read More...
Pump isn't only spot high gas prices to hit
Skyrocketing crude-oil prices are hitting Americans in the wallet in ways they might not imagine, increasing the price of everything from...
Read More...
Citigroup's Prince Puts Stamp on Strategy as Weill Shadow Fades
U.S. Aug. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Citigroup Inc. was in talks to sell its Travelers Life & Annuity insurance unit to MetLife Inc. in January when the deal began to unravel, according to two Citigroup executives familiar with the negotiations.
Read More...
Deal to organize janitors helps union here
Five companies that employ the bulk of Houston's janitors have agreed to allow the service workers union to try to organize their employees without any fight or an election, a copy of the agreement obtained by the Chronicle shows.
Read More...
