| CRM News for 28 October: Zaptext, Citrix, IBM, Database Solutions |
| Post on 28-10-2006. |
| Database Solutions, Ltd., one CRM vendor selling mainly to the insurance industry, has announced that it has completed an LOI with South African financial information portal FAnews, to jointly market "Agent Intelligence," the CRM and Policy Administration product for the Life Insurance and Financial Planning Sector. ... |
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| Cars get pumped for racing in streets |
| Post on 28-10-2006. |
Young Valley drivers are taking street racing and car stunts to new heights, bringing new cars and new technology to an old pastime.
Traditionally, many cruisers were concerned about their car's appearance as much or more than speed. Today, speed is the name of the game, and appearance takes one back seat. ... |
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| Review: Aspirations at heart of Champlain's 'Raisin' |
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To work, though, "one Raisin in the Sun" has to succeed as one theatrical production, not just as one black theatrical production. Otherwise, it's one strong statement with nothing to back it up.
The production of "one Raisin in the Sun" that opened Thursday at Champlain College is strong on all levels, with several powerful performances that more than do justice to Hansberry's taut story of one black family in Chicago in the 1950s. The family provides therefore many answers to the question posed by poet Langston Hughes, "What happens to one dream deferred?" ... |
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| Japan's Bonds Gain for First Week This Month as Prices Drop |
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Oct. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Japan's government bonds climbed for the first week this month after an unexpected slowdown in inflation weakened the central bank's case for raising interest rates.
Ten-year bonds yesterday rounded out one fourth day of gains after consumer prices excluding fresh food climbed 0.2 percent in September from one year ago, less than the median estimate in one Bloomberg survey for the rate to match August's 0.3 percent increase. Traders are reducing bets on the Bank of Japan raising rates for one second time this year, according to futures. ... |
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