Dec 26

Valley business briefs for Dec. 26

Business news from across the valley…

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Dec 26

Applause

Ron Reed, professor of accounting at the University of Northern Colorado’s Monfort College of Business, was honored as an “everyday hero” by the Colorado Society of Certified Public Accountants, or CSCPA. He was cited for his dedication to his students, his enthusiasm and his efforts to give back to the accounting profession. A profile by the CSCPA noted, “His enthusiasm is infectious. A …

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Dec 26

When pet owners respect others, society wins

QUESTION: A dog owner, old enough to know better, was allowing her dog to relieve itself on the front steps of a bank at noon, as customers were entering the institution. When asked if she would tolerate other people’s pets to desecrate at her front door, she rebutted: “You must not own a dog!” Since when is the entrance to a bank a dog run, or a cat-box?

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Dec 26

Now what? Your tour operator went out of business

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When tour operators such as Traveland implode, their customers get burned. Here’s what to do if …

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Dec 26

Greensboro College receives BB&T grant

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Greensboro College has received a $250,000 grant from the BB&T Charitable Foundation to promote undergraduate education and research on business ethics.

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Dec 26

Shoulders awarded scholarship

Brescia University student, Rendi Shoulders, a Human Resource Management major from Adairville was awarded a $300 scholarship by the Owensboro Society of Human Resource Management (OSHRM) on December 11, 2007.

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Dec 26

Business Digest

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Agriculture         Grants offered for cultivation of specialty crops         Farmers, universities and community-based organizations are encouraged to apply for grants to help in the production of specialty crops, which include

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