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LAS VEGAS: USCorp, a public corporation with interests in land that can be mined for minerals, has tapped Martin E. Janis & Company for a national financial PR program aimed to overcome the stigmas associated with junior companies in the mining industry in order to attract investors.
TEGUCIGALPA, HONDURAS: The Honduran government's investment promotion agency has hired a consortium to promote Honduras among US investors from the travel and tourism, agribusiness, light manufacturing, and services industries. The consortium is led by Washington-based Global Communicators (GC).
SUNNYVALE, CA: Yahoo is reviewing firms to consolidate consumer PR for its network division.
Reuters reports that, according to a "source familiar with the matter," News Corp. is not holding takeover talks with LinkedIn, contrary to last week's floating rumors by an "‘unconfirmed rumour' via a ‘well-placed' and ‘reliable' source."
NEW YORK: The Abernathy MacGregor Group has had a busy November with a number of high-profile financial communications events.
Bear Stearns announced it will write down the value of $1.2 billion in assets - related to sub-prime mortgages - in Q4.
Flexibility and persistence in communications was vital in the recent merger between the Chicago Mercantile Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade.
The Association of BellTel Retirees, which represents more than 100,000 members, wanted to get Verizon's board of directors to include a "Say on Pay" proposal on its proxy and get the proxy passed, which would give all Verizon shareholders a chance to have a say in officer compensation packages.
WASHINGTON: Levick Communications is providing strategic communications services to Borse Dubai to help the stock market organization purchase a stake in the NASDAQ and other global stock exchanges.
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