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The Fluor Corp. has signed a lease with the Irvine Co. for more than 169,000 sf of office space in the Discovery Business Center portion of the Irvine Spectrum. Jeffrey Osborn of Cushman & Wakefield tells GlobeSt.com that Fluor, a Fortune 500 company with annual revenues of $14.1 billion in 2006, will be expanding its Irvine office space by more than 100,000 sf.
Osborn was part of a Cushman & Wakefield team including Chris Bosley and Tom McDonald that represented the engineering giant, with the Irvine Co. represented in-house by Tom Greubel and Jeffrey Shaw. Fluor, which occupies 63,440 sf of space at 5211 California in the University Research Park near the University of California at Irvine, will move out of that 63,440 sf and into the 169,254 sf at the Irvine Spectrum this summer.
The Fluor division that occupies the University Research Park space and will be moving to Irvine Spectrum is its Energy & Chemical business unit. The units new space will be in three buildings at 15440 Laguna Canyon Rd., 15460 Laguna Canyon Rd. and 47 Discovery, near the intersection of the Santa Ana and San Diego freeways.
More : globest.com
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The MBA Group from Argentina Expands Its Operations in Central America and Opens Office in Panama
Argentina, Jan. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- The MBA Group, a leading investment banking firm in Argentina and the Southern Cone, announced that as of January 2007 it will continue its advisory operations in Central America through MBA Centroamerica S.A, with headquarters in Panama City. MBA is associated with Lazard Freres and develops its activities and businesses through MBA Banco de Inversiones, MBA Sociedad de Bolsa, MBA Asset Management and MBA Private Equity.
Mr. Matias Eliaschev has been appointed Managing Director of MBA Centroamerica S.A. Until December 2006,
The University of Arizona's Eller College of Management is expanding further into the Phoenix area.
The college is introducing its 18-month master's degree at its 9,000-square-foot campus in Scottsdale for those with at least three years of experience The campus opens next month.
Applications for the spring semester are due by Nov. 1. Priority will be given to those who apply by Oct. 1.
More : tucsoncitizen.com
The Higher Learning Commission (HLC) of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools has given approval to American Public University System (APUS) to enhance its associate degree programs. One Associate of Arts degree in General Studies, with multiple concentrations, has now been changed to several stand alone associate degrees in those fields. With HLC's approval of these changes, APUS may now award Federal Student Aid (FSA) funding under Title IV to students enrolled in the stand alone associate degree programs.
"These changes give more choices to APUS students," said Dr. Frank McCluskey, provost and executive vice president for APUS.
Pune, India - The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Training), has categorically refuted criticisms of the technology a certain favoritism in the allocation of 3G frequencies. The Authority said it has taken to an attitude of technological neutrality in the allocation of 3G frequencies.
"The administrative authority is not resolved, or make winners and losers. We are here to facilitate the growth of the telecommunications industry. Fully Our recommendations expectations. I refute any suggestion that Trai preferred technology on B.
We have an attitude of technological neutrality, "said Nirpendra Misra, chairman Trai on a seminar organized by the Symbiosis Institute of Telecom
Raj Soin College of Business' Master of Business Administration (MBA) Weekend Program is expanding MBA offerings off-campus in the fall to become more aggressive in recruiting students for graduate programs.
The new Mason MBA Weekend Program will begin a cohort September 12 and 13 through a partnership with Sinclair Community College, who built the campus in Warren County.
These types of programs make obtaining a master's degree more accessible to those working in industry, said Robert Premus, Ph.D., Professor of Economics and Coordinator of South Dayton Programs.
Currently, there are two cohorts at the Mound Advanced Technology Center, through a partnership with the
PUNE: The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has proposed that the telecom sector should be made completely licence-free and that automatic access authorisation given irrespective of technology, at a minimum entry fee.
The regulator is expected to submit its recommendations to the Group of Ministers (GoM) on telecom in the coming week.
"Trai is proposing an automatic access authorisation process, which is technology neutral, in its recommendations to the GoM to be submitted in two-three days time", Pradip Baijal, chairman of Trai told mediapersons, on the sidelines of a national telecom seminar organised by the Symbiosis Institute of Telecom Management, Pune.
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The government wants to see all academies sponsored by a university and a business partner under new plans set out today by the children, schools and families minister Ed Balls.
In a statement to the Commons, Mr Balls said the governments academy programme would be accelerated, with universities spearheading the next wave. He said he hoped that all universities would eventually become involved.
Universities, high performing colleges and schools will now be exempt from providing the minimum £2m sponsorship, as the programme expands to beyond the original 200 academies by 2010 to 400.
More : education.guardian.co.uk
The annual media seminar of the International School of Business and Media, 'Sigma 2005' was recently held on the topic, 'Convergence Cocktail - Brewing Brands, Entertaining Business' at the India Habitat Centre, New Delhi, says a press note. While inaugurating the two-day event, consulting editor of The Times of India, Dilip Padgaonkar emphasised on the need to present the content in a style that's entertaining.
Media luminaries including Prasad Mangipudi, director, Customorlab, Dilip Cherian, CEO, Perfect Relations and Anurag Batra, CEO, Exchange4media shared their views on the occasion on 'Digital Marketing: Branding Beyond Bricks and Mortar'. Is Narrowcasting a Myth: Get
NEW DELHI: In a further attempt to avoid disputes regarding the allocation of frequencies standards, the Division of Telecommunications (DoT) has decided to instruct scientists and professors from major institutions, such as the Institute of Technology and the Indian Institute of Science (Bangalore), a part thereof order for the new committee has been set up to formulate new guidelines.
Earlier this week, the Division of Telecommunications (DoT) has stated that it set up a committee of industry representatives to formulate criteria for allocating spectrum for new standards. The Committee's mandate verification of the recent report by the Telecom Engineering Center (TEC),
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) chairman Pradip Baijal explained that the unified licensing regime would be effective early next month and a meeting will take place on October 30 with the government (group of ministers) to solve "and "Several issues related to the.
He also informed that the TRAI would allow `unique mix" for next month, a minimum of entry for better management of spectrum.
Baijal, in an interview with journalists after the inauguration of two-day seminar "Commando Unique 03: Path to profitable growth", organised by the Institute of symbiosis symbiosis Telecom (SITM) in Pune.
TRAI to move towards a single licence
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