Cardinal Health hit by lawsuit and rating review in Columbus
Pennsylvania firm Schiffrin Barroway filed a federal class-action suit against Cardinal Health Inc and top executives in Columbus alleging securities violations and inflated earnings. Moody's placed Cardinal long-term debt under review for possible downgrade amid lower than expected earnings and ongoing accounting probes.
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Cardinal Health Inc
Pennsylvania
Schiffrin & Barroway
Cardinal
Robert D. Walter
Richard d. Miller
Jim Mazzola
Moody's Investors Service
Cardinals
Cardinal Moody
Microsoft pitches customer focus amid security and open source shifts
In a shift for Microsoft, executives acknowledge past customer silence and roll out improved support structures. A heat map tracks systemic issues while dedicated teams route inquiries, and security drills test quick responses. Analysts say changes help but open source gains Paris officials weigh cheaper, flexible options.
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Richard Thompson
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Tvision Technology Ltd
Kevin Johnson
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Microsoft France
Christophe Aulette
Rich Nations Tap Mexican Nurses as Global Shortage Grows
U S recruiters target Mexico and other low income nations to fill nursing gaps amid rising demand from aging populations. Only 58 of 2002 Mexican nurses passed licensure, prompting warnings that Mexico may lose skilled workers, while clinics fear worsening care at home.
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CIFY
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Philippines
India
South Korea
Nigeria
Latin America
Gulllermo Sanchez
MDS Global Medical Staffing
U.S
Sanjuana Sanchez
Saltillo
Sanchev
National Council of State Boards of Nursing
MDS Global
Severino Rubio
National School of Nursing and Obstetrics
Mexi
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World Health Orgaization
Nelly Maldonado
National Cardiology Institute School of Nursing
Mexico City
Guadalupe Martinez
General Accounting Office
Britain
Ireland
Norway
Organizing your e mail techtest style review in 2000s tone
New York column reviews email programs focusing on Bloomba from Stata Labs and Microsoft Outlook. It notes Bloomba's fast internal search and calendar tools, its RSS feed support, and virus resistance while contrasting Outlook Express and Outlook for home and office use. The piece ends with a personal stance on preferring control over email.
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Microsoft Corp
Outlook
Microsoft
Maurene Caplan Gray
Gartner
Hloombha
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