InfoUSA

Source: crmvendors.wordpress.com --- 11 days ago
Large marketing holding company w/ delivery capabilities centered around direct response and database marketing. InfoUSA, Inc. 5711 South 86th Circle P.O. Box 27347 Omaha, NE 68127 ...

Source: www.techcrunch.com --- 33 days ago
Topix, the local news community that allows readers to submit and edit stories, has secured deals with six content providers as it moves to establish itself as a one-stop-shop for local information. Topix will now use Eventful as an events database, and will offer current TV and movie listings through Zap2It. InfoUSA will supply [...] ...

Source: seattlepi.nwsource.com --- 109 days ago
OMAHA, Neb. -- Database provider InfoUSA Inc. said Friday it received a Nasdaq delisting notice earlier this week because it still hasn't filed its annual report. ...

Source: www.omaha.com --- 104 days ago
InfoUSA's next big push to sign up customers for its sales leads and marketing research will be overseas. The Omaha company plans to expand quickly into India and China, writing profiles on large businesses there and selling them to other businesses. The next Asia-Pacific moves would be thrusts into Australia and New Zealand. ...

Source: www.smallbusinessbrief.com --- 16 days ago
David Mihm looks why InfoUSA, SuperPages, Acxiom, Localeze, Yelp and InsiderPages are so important in local search. Comment or Vote on This Article Votes: 3  Fetch Submitted By: DavidWallace ...

Source: www.omaha.com --- 112 days ago
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Source: www.kentucky.com --- 1 day ago
Database provider InfoGROUP Inc. said Tuesday it has removed founder Vin Gupta as chairman, citing excessive corporate expenditures and expense reimbursements. The changes are the result of an internal investigation, which came in response to an ongoing Securities and Exchange Commission investigation and a shareholder lawsuit. Gupta will continue to serve as chief executive officer of the company, which used to be named InfoUSA. The company also said Gupta has "orally agreed" with the Board of Directors' Special Litigation Committee to pay InfoGROUP $9 million. According to a news release, the payment is subject to a settlement agreement and court approval, but it's not clear if it is referring to settlement of the shareholders lawsuit. Calls to Gupta and company media representatives late Tuesday weren't immediately returned. The Omaha company will also appoint a new chief financial officer, replacing Stormy Dean, who will be moved into a different position at InfoGROUP. ...

Source: www.centredaily.com --- 51 days ago
While multi-channel consumers spend nearly twice as much as their single channel counterparts on average, they are also more likely to purchase from multiple providers, according to a new study from Opinion Research Corporation, an InfoUSA company (NASDAQ:IUSA). Consumers who use more than a single channel to interact with an organization - for example, shopping online as well as in a company's store - also tend to spend more than those who rely on only one channel. ...

Source: directmag.com --- 104 days ago
InfoUSA released financial data indicating it generated $191 million during first-quarter 2008, up from $158 million in first-quarter 2007. The Omaha, NE-based data firm’s EBITDA rose from $24 million to $27 million. The company did not release net income figures. ...

Source: www.directmag.com --- 110 days ago
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Source: www.streetinsider.com --- 105 days ago
Visit StreetInsider.com at http://www.streetinsider.com/Guidance/InfoUSA+%28IUSA%29+Issues+Preliminary+Q1+Guidance/3533540.html for the full story. ...

Source: www.smallcapinvestor.com --- 104 days ago
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Source: weblogs.newsday.com --- 110 days ago
A few notes from a first review of the Clinton taxes: 1. There is more than $12.4 million in partnership income from Yucaipa Cos., the investment vehicle of Clinton billionaire buddy Ron Burkle (left). In 2007, there's another $2.75 million in partnership income that likely also comes from Yucaipa. But we don't have an actual return, and the Clinton information sheet doesn't say specifically that it's Yucaipa. 2. At least $800,000 in income from InfoUSA, owned by somewhat controversial Clinton friend Vin Gupta. 3. The Clintons' charitable giving (largely to their foundation) is impressive at $10 million. But the biggest chunk, $3 million, came last year, as she ran for president. They gave $2.5 million in 2004, $1.75 in 2005. 4. Also worthy of note: The returns list various investments in an entities with the name Quellos -- s/a Quellos Alpha Engine LP. Politico suggests this may connect to a somewhat notorious tax shelter promoter. ...

Source: www.lostremote.com --- 33 days ago
News aggregator Topix is beefing up its local presence with deals with Eventful (events), InfoUSA (local business directory), Zap2it (movies and TV), LiveDeal (pet classifieds), Apartments.com and Informa Research (mortgage data.) It seems that Topix, which powers discussion forums for several local media companies, wants to become the one-stop-shopping of local. ...

Source: themoderatevoice.com --- 51 days ago
I said I’d comment after reading Bill Clinton’s 2,500 word critique of Todd Purdum’s Vanity Fair piece . I haven’t read it. Slate’s Jack Shafer has: “A tawdry, anonymous quote-filled attack piece,” the critique seethed, one that “repeats many past attacks on him, ignores much prior positive coverage, includes numerous errors, and ultimately breaks no new ground. It is, in short, journalism of personal destruction at its worst.” Shafer agrees that it’s tawdry — “but can any profile of the man… [linked with all these women ] …be anything but tawdry? — and he is highly critical of the “extravagant reliance on unnamed sources.” But, he says, “the Clinton critique races to irrelevancy after that.” What the Clinton letter fails to acknowledge is that his many questionable business dealings, all gathered here, make for an eye-opener for those who haven’t followed his adventures since the final days of his administration. There’s the Marc Rich pardon and Rich’s ex-wife’s $450,000 contribution to Clinton’s library fund, not to mention all the dubious donors to the William J. Clinton Presidential Foundation. There’s Clinton’s private-jet travel with investor Jeffrey Epstein, who was indicted on soliciting prostitution charges in Florida. Don’t forget the $3 million in consulting fees he’s collected from InfoUSA, or the $15.5 million he’s earned from playboy magnate Ron Burkle, or Burkle’s investments in the Middle East. A whole book could b ...

Source: www.topix.com --- 83 days ago
"The opportunities are limitless and we are extremely well positioned for a foundation of success overseas, much as we have demonstrated stateside." InfoUSA, the database and list marketer, will rebrand as InfoGroup, effective June 1. A company press release said that the name change was precipitated by the firm's recent acquisitions of several research ... via DM News ...

Source: www.topix.com --- 48 days ago
Omaha, Neb.-Data giant infoGROUP, formerly InfoUSA, announced that it has combined its Guideline and Opinion Research Corp. ...

Source: www.topix.com --- 2 days ago
InfoGroup has announced that its InfoUSA division's US business database of 14 million records has been licensed by Topix.com, a Web news community, for its nationwide local business directory. ...

Source: www.infocommercegroup.com --- 86 days ago
InfoUSA announced that it is changing its name to infoGROUP, effective June 1. According to a press release, company brass feel the new name better represents the organization's expanding global presence and long-term business strategy. The company notes that many acquisitions, such as its Opinion Research buy, have effectively solidified InfoUSA as a global company and prompted an expansion of infoGROUP's research and database functions. infoGROUP, which is headquartered in Omaha, Neb., has offices in Canada, the U.K., Australia, India, Singapore, Hong Kong and Shanghai. The company plans to move into New Zealand and Ireland, as well as expand its current operations in Australia and other regions. It won't be surprising to see the company expand elsewhere over time, as this name change certainly demonstrates the company's commitment to further its presence across the globe. It might take a while for customers to become accustomed to the new name, but the decision to take such a big step is certainly understandable. InfoUSA has really been a global company for many years, but the name has definitely not reflected that. Branding is so key; and to be perceived as a global company in the marketplace, your identity has to very clearly communicate that. In that regard, a name like InfoUSA was limiting the company's the perception that it is a global company. ...

Source: www.localbizbits.com --- 12 days ago
Got a few good articles for your review: The “BCS” for Local Search Engine Optimization by David Mihm, “A Look at Why InfoUSA, SuperPages, Acxiom, Localeze, Yelp and InsiderPages Are So Important in Local Search” Small Business Link Building: Part A - Analysing Opportunities over at SEOmoz. Winning the Local Search Battle by Gregg Stewart Winning the Local Search Battle [...] ...