Audiovox restates results after SEC inquiry
Audiovox Corp seeks to appease an SEC inquiry by restating results for the first nine months of fiscal 2008 after a comment letter questioned 2002 reports. The company lowered nine month revenue by 462000 and raised nine month profit by 36000 while posting a fourth quarter net loss of 12.4 million on 317.2 million in revenue.
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Audiovox Corp
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Audiovox
Glenn Wiener
Hauppauge
N.y.-Based
Firefighter John VanVoorhis Ready for Calls in Du Quoin
John VanVoorhis a ten year veteran of the Du Quoin Fire Department works to fight fires and stay on call 24 hours a day with two days off weekly. He carries standard gear including hoses axes and oxygen masks and wears bunker gear on calls. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Southern Illinois University and previously spent a decade in retail. He says the job is fitting and he values helping people and daily gratitude and would recommend it to some but notes it isn’t for everyone.
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John VanVoorhis
du Quoin
VanVoorhis
Southern Illinois University
Luxury portable restrooms gain high-end reputation nationwide
Demand rises for deluxe portable restrooms as Black Tie and other firms place vanity equipped units at weddings, corporate events, and even President Bushs ranch. Trailers feature mirrors, sinks, music, and potpourri, with rental prices around 3000 and purchase costs from 55000 to 250000, signaling a growing luxury niche in portable sanitation.
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Lockport
Bush
Larry Kettwig
Black Tie Services
Chicago
Black Tie
Barry Gump
Andy Gump
Valencia
Calif
Dave Bandauski
Bandauski
Illinois
Florida
Lake Placid
N.Y
Courtney Leddy
New York
Bethpage State Park
Leddy
Back to Nature Organic Lawn Service gains new identity
Insure for Lawns is renamed Back to Nature Organic Lawn Service and invites inquiries at 985-9088. Daniel Glasco, owner of The Nail Spa in Carbondale, attended the Chicago Midwest Beauty Show and can be reached at 618-549-2800 for details.
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Carterville
Nature Organic Lawn Service
Carbondale
Daniel Glasco
Chicago
Ex Tyco boss Kozlowski claims Tyco owes him money
Former Tyco chief executive Dennis Kozlowski, in Manhattan court seeking dismissal of criminal charges, argues Tyco owes him funds amid ongoing case over alleged $600 million looting. Prosecution cites enterprise corruption with a defined hierarchy showing Kozlowski and Swartz split large sums. Trial slated for September.
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New York
Tyco International
Dennis Kozlowski
Tyco
Kozlowski
Manhattan
State Supreme Court
James DeVita
Michael Obus
Swartz
Blue Man
John Moscow
Tyson Foods Smuggling Charges Dismissed In Conspiracy Trial
A U S District Judge in Chattanooga wiped 15 immigrant smuggling counts against Tyson Foods while letting the conspiracy, transport, and forged document charges proceed. Tyson disputes the case, saying only a few managers violated the zero tolerance policy and that undercover agents pressured hires. Federal prosecutors rested after five weeks. regional VP Robert Hash testified he knew nothing about the alleged hiring scheme.
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Chattanooga, Tenn
Tyson Foods
U.S
R. Allan Edgar
Tyson
Mexico
Central America
Tyson Lawyers
Springdale
Ark
Robert Hash
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