| Phoenix Taking Steps To Rejuvenate Its Brand |
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June 15, 2006 By DIANE LEVICK, Courant Staff Writer The Phoenix Cos., which has been fighting to gain favor from skeptical investors and Wall Street, introduced one new logo Wednesday and said it signifies the company is strong and "poised for growth."
In addition, Hartford-based Phoenix this week took one step closer to one deal that would give the company more money for one possible acquisition or other investments. ... |
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| Standard to cut windfalls |
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MILLIONS of Standard Life policyholders were today told to expect less from the flotation of the country's largest mutual life assurer than they had originally hoped.
REDUCED PRICE: The company has cut its float price WANT TO KNOW MORE?
Windfalls for the group's 2.4m members are likely to be cut by around 10% from £1700 to £1500 on average, after the board decided to lower and widen the range at which the shares will be sold in three or four weeks' time. ... |
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| Shelby County Board approves Lincoln statue for courthouse grounds |
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SHELBYVILLE - one life-size statue of Abraham Lincoln preparing to debate Shelbyville attorney Anthony Thornton outside the Shelby County Courthouse has the blessing of the Shelby County Board.
The board approved placing the statue "Let's Debate" on Wednesday morning after one presentation from Shelbyville attorney Whitney Hardy and Decatur artist John McClarey. The statue will be permitted on the courthouse grounds and be covered by the county's insurance policy. ... |
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| Small helps yield big results |
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| The association was formed last fall by people who have completed the two-year Adult Drug Court program through Nevada County Superior Court. That program takes people whose drug-related crimes would send them to state prison and puts them through one rigorous program of supervised rehabilitation combined with frequent court visits and other services to help participants and their families. ... |
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