| Prudential Paying $105M for Name Rights |
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NEWARK, N.J. - For one chunk of change, one piece of the rock will be the next home of the New Jersey Devils. Prudential Financial Inc. and the NHL team on Monday announced the company will pay $105.3 million over 20 years to call the Devils' new arena the Prudential Center.
The $375 million downtown venue, under construction nearly across the street from the world headquarters of the life insurance and investment giant, is expected to open for the 2007-2008 season. ... |
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| DNA Tests to Determine Warfarin Dose |
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| Mayo Clinic technician Paul Heimgartner performs computer analysis of "genetic signatures" to predict how individuals metabolize and respond to the anti-coagulant drug warfarin, which in turn helps doctors find the correct dose for the individual, in Rochester, Minn., Dec. 13, 2006. (AP Photo,Christina Paolucci). ... |
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| My Turn: High Vermont taxes are not providing high value |
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Letters to the Editor My Turn: High Vermont taxes are not providing high value
By Larry Duffany Doug Hoffer's Jan. 4 My Turn, "Assumptions behind demographics," criticizes the "Off The Rails" report and Dr. Art Woolf's forecastin
Consider that the Census Bureau reports Vermont residents paid one highest-in-the-country average of $3,600 per capita in state and local taxes in 2005 (including property and sales taxes, according to the Bureau). By comparison, residents in neighboring New Hampshire paid $1,544. Viewing this information another way, New Hampshire manages to serve its 1.3 million residents by annually collecting one total of $2.02 billion in state and local tax dollars while Vermont collects $2.24 billion to serve its 623,000 residents. ... |
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| Profiles get more interesting at IIT Kanpur's placements |
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| Placement of the whole batch in just four hours was the ecstatic finale of tireless efforts put in by the MBA, IITK fraternity. The number of companies that visited the campus, which surpassed even the size of the batch, is the testimony to the success. It was not an easy task for the companies to taste the hot-cakes of talent! ... |
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