Maria Bartiromo
Wynn Resorts (NASDAQ: WYNN) Steve Wynn spoke with Maria Bartiromo on CNBC on Closing Bell today.
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Sept. 28, 2009) - Call Genie Inc. (TSX: GNE) today announced that it has entered into a three-year agreement with Endemol USA Inc. ("Endemol") and NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution ("NBC") for a consumer-oriented local search sweepstakes platform for the hit syndicated game show "Deal or No Deal." Call Genie will develop, manage and promote "Deal Mania(TM)," a consumer-oriented sweepstakes contest in the syndicated episodes of "Deal or No Deal" and will apply its technology components to leverage the brand and campaign across a multi-platform strategy. "Deal or No Deal" was the #1 new daily syndicated series in the U.S. in its first season (2008/09), averaging more than 2.4 million viewers each day, according to Nielsen Media Research. "This is a very exciting initiative for Call Genie," according to Michael Durance, CEO of Call Genie Inc. "Last year we decided to pursue 'digital interactive media' verticals. We have now pulled ...
TORONTO, ONTARIO -- (MARKET WIRE) -- 09/28/09 -- Call Genie Inc. (TSX: GNE) today announced that it has entered into a three-year agreement with Endemol USA Inc. ("Endemol") and NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution ("NBC") for a consumer-oriented local search sweepstakes platform for the hit syndicated game show "Deal or No Deal." Call Genie will develop, manage and promote "Deal Mania(TM)," a consumer-oriented sweepstakes contest in the syndicated episodes of "Deal or No Deal" and will apply its technology components to leverage the brand and campaign across a multi-platform strategy. "Deal or No Deal" was the #1 new daily syndicated series in the U.S. in its first season (2008/09), averaging more than 2.4 million viewers each day, according to Nielsen Media Research. "This is a very exciting initiative for Call Genie," according to Michael Durance, CEO of Call Genie Inc. "Last year we decided to pursue 'digital interactive media' verticals. We have ...
In 2009, members made 284 Commitments valued at $9.4 billion dollars 1,700 commitments have been made since 2005 valued at more than $57 billion NEW YORK, Sept. 26 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- President Bill Clinton was joined today by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton to close the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative (CGI). In his remarks, President Clinton announced that by the end of the meeting, which has been underway since Tuesday, CGI members in 2009 have made 284 new commitments valued at more than $9.4 billion dollars. In total, these commitments are projected to improve more than 200 million lives. Since 2005, members of the Clinton Global Initiative have made nearly 1,700 commitments valued at $57 billion dollars. "I think we can say with some certainty that this model actually does work," President Clinton said. "People don't have to have the same politics, the same religion, or speak the same language ...
According to reports after the close from Bloomberg, the U.S. Treasury Department and Citigroup Inc. (NYSE: C) are in talks about how the government will sell its newly acquired 34%, or 7.7 million common shares.
One person told Bloomberg, the government may start unloading the stake as soon as October and aims to sell the entire ...
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