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The maker of Sam Adams badly missed analyst expectations as it battles to keep a competitive edge in a crowded market of micro-brewers.
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The failure of House Speaker John Boehner’s Plan B for the fiscal cliff has set investors on edge and caused stocks to drop more than 1%.
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SUNNYVALE, CA–(Marketwire – Dec 18, 2012) – Objectivity, Inc. announced today that it has partnered with Ilmenau University of Technology, to bring the power of InfiniteGraph, the only distributed graph database (DGDB), into its courses and research. For more than 20 years, Objectivity has been companies from the Department of Defense to Ericsson and CUNA Mutual tackle the hurdles of Big Data. InfiniteGraph is the only commercial graph database that can process billions of edges and nodes in a distributed environment. Through this partnership Ilmenau will teach students about cutting edge uses for the graph database and how to build applications and research that leverage its real-time analysis.
RICS property market snapshot shows house prices broadly flat as Manpower survey suggests jobs market pickup in new year
House prices are starting to stabilise and the jobs market is improving according to two forward-looking surveys, offering glimmers of hope for the UK economy even as it heads towards a possible triple-dip recession.
The monthly snapshot of the property market from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors suggested house prices remained broadly flat in November, while the number of sales continues to edge up. The body representing estate agents found a balance of 9% of surveyors reported falling house prices in November.
RICS said: “While slightly up on October’s reading [7%], this still suggests that the market is now beginning to stabilise.” London was once again the only part of the country where prices rose, with a balance of 40% of surveyors in the capital reporting an increase.
The improved outlook was, however, country-wide with a growing number of Britons showing interest in buying a new home in most parts of the UK. Looking ahead, surveyors are optimistic the number of sales should continue to grow gradually over the coming three months, but prices are expected to remain flat.
Peter Bolton King, global residential director at RICS, said: “There is certainly some optimism creeping back into the housing market, and it is encouraging to see an increase in potential buyers across parts of the country where the market has particularly suffered in recent years.”
He welcomed the announcement in last week’s autumn statement of funding to unlock large sites for house building and said the Funding for Lending scheme was starting to bear fruit. “However, the macroeconomic picture continues to weigh heavy on the market and continues prevent any really significant boost in activity,” he added.
At the same time, recruitment company Manpower said the UK jobs outlook for the first three months of 2013 is at its best since before the recession. A balance of 6% of employers across the UK are looking to take on staff in the first quarter of the new year.
ManpowerGroup UK’s managing director, Mark Cahill, said: “This time last year we were on the edge of a bleak midwinter, but despite the double-dip recession, 2012 ended up as a period where employers decided to head back tentatively into the jobs market. As we head into the new year, the remarkable resilience of the UK labour market looks set to continue.”
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PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL–(Marketwire – Nov 11, 2012) – Golden Age Resources, Inc. (
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Voters to render verdict in close White House race
Reuters WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney face the verdict of U.S. voters on Tuesday after a long and bitter White House campaign, with polls showing them deadlocked in a race that will be decided in a … On election eve, a finish where it all began for Romney Polls give Obama edge over Romney, but it's too close to call Mitt Romney says final rally in NH 'special moment' for presidential campaign Category : World News Google (GOOG) roundup: 1) Samsung has added support for Google Chrome, YouTube, and Google Play to its Smart TV lineup. It’s not quite the same as a fully-fledged Google TV implementation, but right now, Google will take what it can get. 2) The 4G phone Motorola and Verizon are announcing on Sep. 5 will reportedly feature an edge-to-edge display. 3) Google Fiber has only reached its sign-up goals in 50% of covered neighborhoods, something that has led Google to lower its targets.
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