エイブリィ・デニソンが小売企業とブランド向けに複数のRFIDソリューションを発表、製品カテゴリーの用途を拡大し、柔軟性、耐久性、効率性、速度、グラフィックの機能を強化して提供
米マサチューセッツ州フラミンガム--(BUSINESS WIRE)--（ビジネスワイヤ） -- UHF無線ID（RFID）ソリューションを提供する世界最大手リーディング企業のエイブリィ・デニソンのリテール・ブランディング＆インフォメーション・ソリューションズ（RBIS）部門は本日、新たに拡大したRFIDのポートフォリオを発表しました。特定の製品カテゴリー（フレグランス、宝石、化粧品、アクセサリー、家庭用品）では高性能でコスト効率に優れたソリューションとなり、アパレルやフットウエアを含むすべてのカテゴリーで耐久性、柔軟性、速度、グラフィック機能が向上します。 エイブリィ・デニソンは、NXP（NASDAQ：NXPI）、Impinj、EMマリンなどの業界をリードするパートナーと提携して、現在市場に出回っている中で最も用途が広い高性能RFIDソリューションを提供しています。このRFIDソリューションは、従来なら対応が難しかった領域にも応用でき、RFIDグラフィックタグのデザイナーが選択できる制作面での自由度を劇的に改善し、グローバル市場の需要に応えられるようにしました。 RFIDジャーナルライ
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House subcommittee OKs $400M in Hawaii military construction spending
The House Armed Services’ Subcommittee on Readiness has approved more than $400 million in military construction in Hawaii for the 2014 fiscal year, U.S. Rep. Colleen Hanabusa said Thursday.
The money would be authorized under the National Defense Authorization Act and it includes nearly $237 million for Marine Corps Base Hawaii at Kaneohe Bay, where there are plans to base more aircraft, including MV-22 Ospreys. Another $65 million would be spent at Fort Shafter in Honolulu.
There are also plans…
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OluKai donates footwear designed for Hawaii lifeguards to lifeguard association
The Hawaii-made shoe brand OluKai will donate around $135,000 in footwear to the Hawaii Lifeguard Association at an event planned for Saturday at one if its retailers, Island Sole.
The footwear donation is in addition to an annual donation of around $20,000 that OluKai, which has nearly 2,000 retailers in North America, collects from proceeds year-round and gives to the nonprofit Hawaii Lifeguard Association.
OluKai’s partnership traces its roots back to 2007, noted Hawaii Brand Ambassador Matthew…
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Boys Scouts vote to end ban on gay members
The National Executive Committee for the Boy Scouts of America voted on Thursday to lift the ban on gay members in the Irving-based organization in a meeting at the Gaylord Texan Resort in Grapevine.
The organization said that 61 percent of the roughly 1,400 members of the Boy Scouts National Council voted to end the prohibition, effective on Jan. 1, 2014. The ban on gay adults in the organization was not up for a vote and remains in place, the Scouts said.
"Today, following this review, the most…
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Target, other retailers sue over credit-card fees after rejecting $7.25 billion settlement
Target, J.C. Penney, Macy's and other companies have sued Visa and MasterCard over card fees after the retailers objected to a $7.25 billion settlement in a similar suit.
Bloomberg reports that the retailers filed the suit in New York on Thursday.
"Over the past decade, judicial efforts to curb the exercise of market power by the Visa (NYSE: V) and MasterCard (NYSE: MA) combinations have been ineffective," the suit said.
A settlement in the similar suit was reached last summer, seemingly ending…
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Bob McDonald out as CEO at Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble Co. is replacing CEO Bob McDonald with a familiar name.
The company's board of directors has named A.G. Lafley as the new CEO and chairman of the consumer goods giant. Lafley returns to the job after an absence of about four years, having served as president and CEO from 2000 to 2009.
“We thank Bob for his service and note the company’s improving business performance. Under his leadership, the company expanded its business in developing markets, built a strong…
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Votes are in: Boy Scouts to lift ban on gay youth
The National Executive Committee for the Boy Scouts of America approved the removal of a ban that prevented openly gay youth from participating in scouting.
The vote took place at the committee's meeting in Grapevine, and the results were announced today. The committee asked its approximately 1,400 members to vote on the divisive issue, and 61 percent of voters approved the resolution to lift the ban.
The policy change takes effect Jan. 1, 2014. The ban on openly gay adults remains in place. Boy…
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Pulliam Charitable Trust CEO Harriet Ivey to retire
Harriet Ivey, the founding CEO and president of the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust, has announced her retirement.
After leading the foundation for its first 15 years, Ivey, 64, has decided to move on. She will remain with the trust through January. A nationwide search for a successor begins next month.
During Ivey’s tenure, the Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust awarded more than $216 million in grants. It awards money in three giving areas: helping people in need, protecting animals and…
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Riassunto: OtterBox acquisisce LifeProof
FORT COLLINS, Colorado--(BUSINESS WIRE)--OtterBox®, leader globale delle soluzioni per la protezione della tecnologia portatile, ha annunciato in data odierna l'acquisizione di TreeFrog Developments Inc., DBA LifeProof®. Fondata nel 2009 e con sede generale a San Diego, LifeProof è un premiato produttore di custodie protettive e accessori per smartphone e tablet. Al pari di OtterBox, LifeProof è un'azienda ,milionaria in rapida crescita con un robusto marchio globale, un ampio portafoglio di pro
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100 Geeky Gamer Illustrations - From Zelda Cash Designs to Gangster Mario Depictions (TrendHunter.com)
(TrendHunter.com) Since most gamer rooms aren't properly outfitted with proper video game illustration designs in their households, this list will provide them with possible designs they could post in their...
Cardinals, University of Phoenix team on grants for schools
The Arizona Cardinals and the University of Phoenix are teaming up to give grants to schools to improve education.
Called “Donate to Education,” the program raises money during the Cardinals season through the contribution of fans. The donations are then turned into grants for teachers and nonprofits making an impact on programs through technology, supplies, health/wellness and literacy. Grant awards can be as high as $5,000.
Grant applications are being accepted until June 15 from Arizona…
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WCCO-TV names new morning anchors
WCCO-TV is getting new morning anchors.
Jason DeRusha and Jamie Yuccas will be taking over the morning duties, where WCCO is ranked third out of four Twin Cities stations, the Pioneer Press reports.
They are replacing Mike Binkley and Angela Davis, who have been the morning anchors for five years. They will anchor the Sunday evening newscasts starting June 2.
"The expectations are very high at WCCO, and we feel like we can do better in our morning show," WCCO news director Mike Caputa said.
DeRusha,…
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Oahu’s Turtle Bay Resort opens new ‘sea-to-table’ restaurant Paakai
Paakai restaurant opens Thursday evening at Turtle Bay Resort on Oahu’s North Shore. The “sea-to-table” restaurant replaces the resort’s 21 Degrees North restaurant.
The opening of Paakai marks the latest development in the resort’s multimillion-dollar renovation slated for completion this fall. The North Shore WaterShed and Oakley retail stores and Nalu Kinetic Spa opened in April. Turtle Bay Resort also recently opened the North Shore Kula Grille, offering farm-to-table breakfast and…
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43 Summer Wedding Accessories - From Iridescent Avian Glasses to Whimsical Wedding Footwear (TrendHunter.com)
(TrendHunter.com) There is something extra special and romantically joyous about choosing to get married on a long day in the warm summer months; these sweet summer wedding accessories will add the whimsical details...
Report: Bain Capital might buy Harris Teeter
Two more private-equity firms have surfaced as possible suitors for Harris Teeter Supermarkets Inc. (NYSE:HTSI), according to The Wall Street Journal.
Cerberus Capital Management LP is considering a number of grocery chains for potential bids, including Harris Teeter, according to the report.
The report also says private-equity firm Bain Capital is potentially interested in the Matthews-based grocery chain.
Bain did not return a request from the Charlotte Business Journal for comment.
“Per…
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KC business owner charged in $2.8M scheme to defraud Army
The owner of a Kansas City office supply company has been accused of a $2.8 million scheme to defraud the U.S. Army.
Virgie Dillard, 70, of Lee's Summit, the CEO of Missouri Office Systems & Supplies Inc., sold counterfeit computer equipment to the Army, according to a 12-count indictment unsealed Thursday.
An employee, Roland Evans, 43, of Lee's Summit, was also charged, along with Mark Morgan, 45, of Newport Coast, Calif., and his company, PRM Technology Equipment LLC, which allegedly supplied…
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NM insurers notify customers they’ll be passing along ACA fees
New Mexico health insurance companies have begun notifying customers that they will pass on fees to them that are contained in the Affordable Care Act.
Presbyterian Health Plan, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of New Mexico and Lovelace Health Plan have issued the notices in contract renewals or fliers to customers.
The ACA contains various fees on employers and insurers, and the New Mexico plans have said that some of what they have to pay will be passed on to the employers. The fees range from the…
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CBRE will join Colliers in American Century tower
Kansas City's close-knit commercial real estate brokerage community is about to get even closer.
The Kansas City office of CBRE Inc. has executed a 10-year lease for 10,000 square feet on the sixth floor of American Century Tower II, 4520 Main St. — home of the 10th-floor, Kansas City offices of Colliers International. The CBRE office's 46 employees, who currently have an office in the Park Central Plaza building a few blocks away at 4717 Grand Ave., are scheduled to move into their new space…
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Island Pacific Academy names Benjamin Feinstein headmaster
Island Pacific Academy has named Benjamin Feinstein, the school’s current director of studies and diploma program coordinator, as the school’s new headmaster, effective July 1.
Feinstein will succeed founding headmaster Dan White, who is switching roles to become president of the school’s nonprofit foundation.
White, who co-founded the independent Kapolei school with his wife, Judy, in 2004, has been wearing two hats as both headmaster and foundation president. The role switch will allow…
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Pennsylvania investor buys Southeast Austin properties
Stoltz Real Estate Partners in Bala Cynwyd, Penn., bought the Commerce Center South at the southwest corner of Ben White Boulevard and Montopolis Drive. The seller was PacTrust.
The three Class A industrial buildings encompass 155,545 square feet on a 35.3-acre site in the Southeast Austin submarket.
The property was 100 percent leased at the time of sale.
The Commerce Center South acquisition was the first in Austin for Stoltz.
Transwestern brokers Hale Umstattd, Leah Gallagher and Luke Wheeler…
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