Fourth quarter segment earnings increase 22% to $27.8 million compared with fiscal 2010 Strong fiscal 2011 annual revenue growth of 23%, with TheraSphere® revenue up 47% year-over-year $71.6 million in cash returned to shareholders during fiscal 2011 by way...
NILES, IL--(Marketwire - December 12, 2011) - MFRI, Inc. (NASDAQ: MFRI) -- announced today sales and earnings for the third quarter and nine months ended October 31, 2011 ("2011"). Third quarter net sales rose 21% to $71.3 million from $58.8 million...
In the news release, IMAX Corporation to Participate in the UBS Annual Global Media and Communications Conference, issued 01-Dec-2011 by IMAX Corporation over PR Newswire, we are advised by the company that IMAX Corporation has updated the presentation time at...
Stirling Capital Investments leases 505,192 square feet to United Furniture Industries at southern California Logistics Center for manufacturing business.
Stirling Capital Investments leases 505,192 square feet to United Furniture Industries at southern California Logistics Center for manufacturing business.
In response to the discussion paper on foreign direct investment (FDI) in multi-brand retail released by the department of industrial policy and promotion (DIPP) in July, India’s organized retailers have taken a joint stance and have sought to draw a division between non-food retail and food retail…
Having a successful enterprise in a city or community is hard work, but the planning, strategy and work that go into creating a business that is able to successfully serve on an international level is in a league of...
Private equity firms argue the two rulings, if upheld, would chill foreign investment in Australia by treating gains on asset sales as taxable income.
The decisions, which had been originally expected in early April, were due on May 5, but the Australian Taxation Office said on its Web site the final rulings were now due on May 26.
The deal – first announced last December - is one of China’s largest foreign investments and underscores its arrival as a force in the global car industry.
Loss-making Volvo has been on the market since 2008, when Ford put it and several other brands up for sale.
Car sales have plummeted worldwide. The effects on Motor City, and Detroit’s once booming car industry, have been well documented, but what of the effects on Slovakia, an automotive superpower once dubbed the world’s new car capital? The truth is, very little coverage has been given to this carmarkingdependent country.
By Sonali PaulAny changes would address concerns raised by both Canberra and Rio Tinto shareholders over the biggest overseas investment by a Chinese company.