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Media Week Online Sep 1 2008 12:33PM GMT ... Source: www.centredaily.com --- 11 days ago
Apollo Group, Inc. (Nasdaq: APOL) announced today that it will report its fiscal 2008 fourth quarter and year end results after market close on Tuesday, October 28, 2008. The Company will host a conference call to discuss the results in more detail at 2:00 p.m. (5:00 p.m. ET) the same day. ... Source: executive.jobs.net --- 9 days ago
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The city-based Apollo Hospitals Group will be setting up a health knowledge city in Chittoor district of Andhra Pradesh, which will have schools to train medical and paramedical staff, a company official said Thursday. "We have acquired 100 acres of land in Aragonda village to set up the Apollo Aragonda Health Knowledge City where we [...] ... Source: www.topix.com --- 10 days ago
Many legendary entertainers were discovered at New York's Apollo Theater - Sarah Vaughn, Lena Horne, Ella Fitzgerald, just to name a few. ... Source: www.upxnewsroom.com --- 29 days ago
September 8, 2008 - Apollo Group / University of Phoenix was presented with the Crescordia Award at Valley Forward’s 28th annual Environmental Excellence Awards (EEA) program, Arizona’s oldest and most prestigious competition focusing exclusively on sustainability initiatives ... Source: education.jobs.net --- 40 days ago
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Apollo Group and IGNOU on Thursday signed a memorandum of understanding to launch 45 medicine-related courses in four verticals from January next year. ... Source: economictimes.indiatimes.com --- 19 days ago
The Tamil Nadu-based Apollo Hospitals Group will set up 250 small hospitals across the country including the north-east by 2013. ...
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Hexion Specialty Chemicals said Thursday it has received a $540 million pledge to help it close its fiercely contested takeover of Huntsman Corp. Hexion parent Apollo Management LP offered the capital infusion with banks hesitant to back mergers and acquisitions amid a global slowdown. Hexion tried to walk away from the $6.5 billion takeover agreed to last summer, citing Huntsman's deteriorating finances. A Delaware court sided with Huntsman last month, saying that Columbus, Ohio-based Hexion had "knowingly and intentionally" violated several of its covenants under the deal. The judge ordered Hexion to rework a financing package if necessary to complete the acquisition. Hexion had said the combined companies couldn't survive on heavy debt financing, and it doubted Deutsche Bank AG and Credit Suisse Group AG would provide financing because of Huntsman's deterioration. Huntsman sued the banks in September, charging they had interfered in the deal. Apollo, which also owns stakes in Norwegian Cruise Lines and Linens 'n Things, said it will waive its contractual fee and suspend monitoring fees for three years, provided the deal goes through. Shares of Salt Lake City-based Huntsman soared 28 percent, or $2.56, to end at $11.64 Thursday. "We've said all along, and continue to believe, the combined entity will be solvent," Huntsman spokesman Russ Stolle said. Hexion said it is "proceeding expeditiously" to close the deal and is in ongoin ... Source: clientportal.ibb.ubs.com --- 34 days ago
This document is related to the following: Regions Global Americas United States North America Sectors Global Consumer Services Global Consumer, Non-Cyclical Global Non-Cyclical Goods & Services US Consumer Services Americas Consumer Services Americas Consumer, Non-Cyclical US Consumer, Non-Cyclical Americas Non-Cyclical Goods & Services US Non-Cyclical Goods & Services North American Consumer Services North American Non-Cyclical Goods & Services North American Consumer, Non-Cyclical Companies MAN.N Manpower, Inc. RHI.N Robert Half APOL.O Apollo Group KFY.N KornFerry MNST.O Monster Worldwide HSII.O Heidrick & Struggles ASGN.O On Assignment FCN.N FTI Consulting HURN.O Huron Consulting Subjects Industry Overview Morning Note ... Source: www.bloggingstocks.com --- 2 days ago
Filed under: Private equity Back in the summer of 2007, Apollo Management LP struck a typical private equity buyout. The deal called for paying $6.5 billion for Huntsman (NYSE: HUN ), a chemicals company. In fact, the deal provided lots of synergy since Apollo already controlled a variety of similar businesses (through an entity called Hexion). Well, of course, this was the peak of the private equity boom - and the credit markets began to unwind fairly quickly. What's more, the fundamentals of Huntsman started to weaken. As a result, Apollo tried to extricate itself from the deal. And this meant a tough litigation fight. Of course, this can be pretty a dicey thing. That is, the Delaware court ruled against Apollo and there was an order to get the deal done. Yet again, this was bad news for Apollo (which has other faltering deals, such as Linens 'N Things). Actually, some of the top private equity firms have been taking some major hits lately, such as the TPG Group with its Washington Mutual (NYSE: WM ) disaster. So, to deal with the court ruling, Apollo has agreed to pony up $540 million to close the Huntsman transaction. Interestingly enough, Apollo has also agreed to give up its lucrative fees (amounting to $100 million or so). This means that Huntsman should be on firm footing (especially in terms of its solvency). And, something else: the banks on the deal - which include Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank - will have to raise the ne ...
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Answers to Business Quiz 1. 1. Coca-Cola purchased the 'Thumps up' and 'Limca' Brands from whom? Ramesh Chauhan 2. Which automobile company is bringing out the cars named as 'A-Star and Splash'?- Maruti Suzuki India 3. Which Tata Group company markets the 'Himalayan Natural Mineral Water' in India?- Tata Tea 4. Dr. Prathap C Reddy is the founder of which Healthcare Group? Apollo Hospital Group 5. Dr. D B Gupta is the chairman of which pharmaceutical company? Lupin No body Participated ... Source: premium.airamerica.com --- 8 days ago
"I'll get right back to ya!" Ugh. It really places a nausea in my belly. I will now have to be hella cruel to a person who is so other-minded that nastiness from the likes of me is verbal silence. Here we go. Let's start by engaging in some name calling (as if we were at Biden's dream boxing match): Fine. So, Palin is the Cutie Pie from Who-Knows-Why and that's no good because that makes Biden Apollo Creed. Now sure, go ahead and get mad about that. Call me sexist. ( Note bene : Rocky was a punchy guy, not a quirky wolf-shooting gal.) But while you're calling me names, bear in mind Palin's been leaning on gender stereotyping to get folks smiling and cheering and generally not thinking long enough so that they'll do the wrong thing. I read about a study that I may be mis-remembering (what I remember is the point, even if I've invented the whole thing) where researchers brought together "prim" types, you know, church ladies and the like peppered here and there with regular women. They showed these "subjects" a photograph of a cute little dog. In the foreground was the profile of a young woman's exposed breast. Very few outside the control Group reported that there was a breast in the picture. They didn't see it! Now listen up. Red state America doesn't see what we do either. They think Sarah Palin's a spunky gal with a bandolier full of can-do and a sweet Browning over-and-under (you just made my point (in reverse) if you had to click th ... Source: www.bloggingstocks.com --- 30 days ago
Filed under: Blackstone Group L.P (BX) Were you wondering which sector of the U.S. economy would be next to take a dive from the year-old credit crunch? Well look no further, because Barron's [subscription required] reports that private equity firms like Apollo Global Management, Kohlberg Kravis Roberts, and Blackstone Group (NYSE: BX ) are hurting gators thanks to too much borrowed money and the weak financial performance of the companies they bought. And business is way down, Barron's reports that through mid-August, the 2008 total deal volume "stood at $67 billion, versus more than $400 billion in the corresponding 2007 period." This does not come as a surprise to me. In February 2007 , I appeared on CNBC arguing that private equity had peaked. And I began to question its long-term viability back in August 2006 when Barron's Alan Abelson quoted my thoughts on the matter . The basic problem is that when debt is cheap, private equity booms and when it starts selling itself to the public, investors should hold onto their wallets for dear life. People who own private equity firms tap their superior knowledge of the coming downturn to convince the public to bail them out by buying their stock. Barron's cites -- as evidence of trouble in private equity land -- examples of the declining value of the publicly traded debt in companies that private equity took private at too-high prices with too much borrowed money. It writes that bonds of "m ... Find more results for Apollo Group on RSSMicro.com |
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Time Warner's AOL has spent much of the past year revamping its advertising operation, consolidating it under the Platform A brand, and restructuring staff at the unit. But the firm's ad business is suffering, according to Time Warner CFO John Martin. Speaking at an industry event yesterday, he said ad contract cancellations and sluggish third-party network revenue (read: Advertising.com, and other AOL-owned networks like Tacoda and Quigo) are to blame. As reported by The Wall Street Journal, the company doesn't have high hopes for the second half of '08. Earlier this year, the company cited downward pressure on CPMs and the ongoing fallout from the loss of its ad deal with Apollo Group, which owns major online marketer University of Phoenix. Whether these factors are still taking a toll is unclear. I was unable to get a hold of anyone today at AOL or Time Warner to provide more detail. ...
Apollo Hospitals Group along with MSD Pharmaceuticals, a subsidiary of US drug major Merck & Co, is setting up `Sugar Clinics` to tackle diabetes in the country, reports Business Standard. Under this joint initiative, Apollo will provide the clinical infrastructure while MSD would supply products and processes. The two companies signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) on Saturday. According to Apollo Group, it is proposed to set up 200 sugar clinics across the country. ...