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MILAN, March 6 (Reuters) - Italian cement maker Italcementi said on Thursday its board had approved the launch of a rights issue worth up to 450 million euros ($623 million) as part of a wider plan to boost its capital base and streamline the company's structure.
The plan envisages also a mandatory conversion of saving shares into ordinary ones and the launch of a takeover bid for its French unit Ciments Francais, the company said in a statement.
Italcementi, the fifth largest cement producer in the world with activities in 22 countries, said these moves are the final step of a restructuring path necessary to cope with the recession in Italy and economic crisis in the rest of Europe.
Last year the cement maker had halted production at three of its Italian plants, bringing the facilities operating in its home country to eight, down from 17 it had in mid-2012.
The company said the capital increase will start in June and is finalised at drawing financial resources for the takeover bid on the French unit, which would then be delisted from the Paris stock exchange.
Italcementi currently owns a 83 percent of the French unit's share capital and will launch its bid at 78 euros per share, which implies a 19 percent premium to the French company's closing price on Wednesday.
Italcementi's shareholder Efiparind will maintain a controlling stake in the group following the capital increase, the company said.
Under the mandatory conversion, each saving share will be converted into 0.65 ordinary shares.
Separately the group, which last month reported a 5.4 percent drop in 2013 sales to 4.24 billion, said it expected revenues to remain stable this year helped by exports.
It posted a net loss of 88.4 million euros last year, in rebound from a negative result of 361.7 million euro in 2012, and said it would pay a dividend of 0.06 euros per share.
($1 = 0.7225 euros) (Reporting by Francesca Landini, editing by Danilo Masoni and William Hardy)
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Sun., Sept. 30 is the deadline for Oak Parkers who have taken the community's first annual summer outdoor sculpture walk to vote on their favorite work via an online survey. The Public Art Advisory Commission, which organized the walk, is considering recommending that the Village Board purchase one of the walk's 12 pieces for permanent display in the community. By ranking the art, residents can help commission members determine if a recommended purchase is in order and, if so, which piece to support. Art is on display at locations on Lake Street and Forest Avenue through Oct. 14. To participate, just take the walk, go to www.surveymonkey.com/s/sculpturewalk and rank the sculptures by preference. Click here for more information on the sculpture walk, including photos, descriptions and a map of the sites.
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It happened during the coverage of France's 5-2 demolition of Switzerland.
"I did actually play the game at one time, Fabio wasn't entirely sure," said the 62-year-old on UTV.
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NEW YORK — A rollercoaster week in the NHL owners' lockout was back on the upswing Saturday with the resumption of face-to-face negotiations.
As of 11:42 p.m. Central Saturday, TSN was reporting the sides were still meeting.
After meeting separately in the morning with both sides, federal mediator Scot Beckenbaugh brought them together for a small-group meeting at the Manhattan hotel the union is using as its base of operations. That meeting began at approximately 12:45 p.m. and was still ongoing.
That fueled optimism that a deal might be done as soon as Sunday, but also the admonition that there was still a lot of work to do and things could easily unravel with a wrong step.
One player source said he was cautiously optimistic and waiting to hear good news, but reminded that he had been in that same position several times before during this 113-day lockout. Another warned that the wave of optimism that built Saturday afternoon was overblown.
Although termed a "small-group" meeting, it concerned all the big, unresolved issues, including player pensions, contract lengths, year-to-year salary variance and the 2013-14 salary cap/salary floor. The league was represented by commissioner Gary Bettman, deputy commissioner Bill Daly and attorneys. The union contingent included executive director Donald Fehr, special counsel Steve Fehr and players.
After talks ground to a halt Thursday morning, Beckenbaugh worked through two days of meeting separately with the parties to help identify the areas in which they were willing to move. With both sides knowing there was room to negotiate, what had been a negative mood turned positive again.
It was enough that the union held off again Saturday from filing a disclaimer of interest ÔøΩ which would transform the union in the trade association and free the players to file antitrust suits challenging the lockout's legality. A vote to authorize the executive board to file the disclaimer was completed at 6 p.m. Saturday. A previous authorization expired at 11:59 p.m. Wednesday.
There were reports of progress on pensions and the NHL being willing to move up some from its request for a $60 million cap in 2013-14 (the players offered a $65 million cap), but the lower limit that season still remained an issue with the league wanting a $16 million gap between the upper and lower limit.
A source said that the players had agreed to the league's wishes for the next collective bargaining agreement to be 10 seasons with a mutual out option after eight seasons. (The players had previously wanted the out option after seven seasons).
Still, all of these issues were said to be intertwined, so it's possible none of them will officially be settled until they all are.
Jan. 19 remains the deadline for starting a 48-game season with a deal needing to be finalized by Friday to allow for a one-week training camp. Otherwise, the remainder of the 2012-13 season will be canceled.
If a deal were completed in the next couple of days, a 50-game (or more) schedule is still possible.
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The Australian Rugby Union has farewelled former Wallabies winger John Marshall, who passed away last week at the age of 86.
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He won his sole Wallabies Test Cap against New Zealand's Maori Test team in Sydney in June, 1949.
He played first game against an international team as a centre for a Combined Northern team against the All Blacks in Newcastle in 1947, scoring a try as the Combined Northern team lost 43-14.
In 1949, Marshall found himself on the wing against the touring New Zealand Maori. The tourists won 19-14, but Marshall again scored a try. He also stepped out for Newcastle against the Maori, his performances in both matches earning him his Test cap as Wallaby No.363 in a 12-3 win over the Maori.
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In the wake of the violence in Muzaffarnagar, the Uttar Pradesh government today transferred Saharanpur DIG DD Mishra.
Mishra has been replaced by A M Jain, who was posted in police recruitment board as DIG, official sources said.
Mishra has been attached to the DGP office, they said.
Violence-hit Muzaffarnagar lies in Saharanpur range.
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By Sarah Shearman, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 16 November 2011 08:30AM
Daily deals sites are coming under fire from the advertising watchdog again, with Living Social and kgb both having sales promotion ads banned this week.
LivingSocial has been rapped for a promotion on its UK site for a Vistaprint printing deal, offering £40 worth of printing for a £10 spend.
However, a complainant said the promotion was misleading because when they clicked on the voucher, all discounted items increased to their full price.
LivingSocial said in its defence that it was clearly stated that the voucher could not be used with other offers or discounts, and the correct information was provided for consumers to make an informed choice about whether to purchase it or not.
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• ICONIC LANDMARKS: To Nov. 23, exhibition of city scenes, famous landmarks and Canadian landscapes by Ben Jensen, Gallery on the Lake, County Road 36 just east of Buckhorn
• PAUL CHESTER/JAMES RIDYARD: To Nov. 24, exhibition of new paintings by two artists, Christensen Fine Art. 432 George St. N., opening reception Nov. 2, 6 to 9 p.m.
• NEIL BROADFOOT/ROBERTA ROWLAND-PATTERSON: To Dec. 24, exhibition of work by recent Pathway of Fame-inducted artists as well as work by Lorraine Staples, Lucie Lemieux-Wilson and Patti Fontaine, Nancy's Art & Frame Gallery, 588 Monaghan Rd.
• HESITATIONS: To Jan. 5, exhibition of work by Emily Hermant, Artspace, 378 Aylmer St. N.
• CYMATIC IMPRINTS: To Jan. 5, exhibition of work by Donna Legault, Artspace, 378 Aylmer St. N.
• POLITICAL POETICS: To Jan. 6, exhibition of work by visual artist and body-based work pioneer Suzy Lake, Art Gallery of Peterborough, 250 Crescent St., opening reception Nov. 16, 7 to 9 p.m.
• ARTEMISIA GENTILESCHI'S SELF-EMPOWERMENT: To Jan. 6, Peterborough native Nicole Bauberger retells a Renaissance artist's experience of painting via self portraiture, Art Gallery of Peterborough, 250 Crescent St., opening reception Nov. 16, 7 to 9 p.m.
• THE DISOBEDIENT DOLLHOUSE: To Jan. 6, artist Jennifer Linton addresses gender-related issues and the experiences of childhood and motherhood via drawing, print making and installation, Art Gallery of Peterborough, 250 Crescent St., opening reception Nov. 16, 7 to 9 p.m.
• FAKES AND FORGERIES-YESTERDAY AND TODAY: To Jan. 13, Royal Ontario Museum-produced exhibition featuring real and fake artifacts focuses on counterfeiters' efforts to fool the unwary, Peterborough Museum and Archives, 300 Hunter St. E. (atop Armour Hill), free admission
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Smash Bros (Wii U): Smash TourOctober 23, 2014 | Matt Paxton
One of the newest modes in the upcoming Smash Bros is the Mario Party- esque "Smash Tour". As you travel around a small board, you collect fighters for your cause (the cause being victory). If two people meet on the board, … Read More
Special Orders and Crazy OrdersOctober 23, 2014 | Matt Paxton
Time to follow orders. Take on challenges set out by these two gloves. Tickets reflect tasks you must perform to win rewards. You only get one shot per order, so good luck. Crazy Orders mode offers a bit of a twist; … Read More
8-Player Smash Announced (Special Mode)October 23, 2014 | Matt Paxton
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If you are looking for a solid action title, you won't go wrong with Bayonetta, especially if you are looking for a challenge. Bayonetta quickly establishes what kind of game it is with tongue-in-cheek humor and over-the-top action. … Read More
Pure Nintendo Mini-Review: Hyrule Warriors Master QuestOctober 20, 2014 | Matt Paxton
Master Quest is the first paid DLC for Hyrule Warriors, and is priced at $7.99 for those of you who did not purchase the season pass. The title's first DLC features a fair amount of gameplay (an entirely knew Adventure Mode Map), … Read More
Koopa Kast 54: In My DefenseOctober 15, 2014 | Matt Paxton
In the last podcast, we went on the offensive talking about Fighting Games, so this week we are going to switch to defense. Everyone has that game that they enjoy, but no one else can understand why. We here at … Read More
PN Review: Bayonetta 2October 13, 2014 | Matt Paxton 6
Everything you know about the previous Bayonetta has returned in full form, but with new additions that makes the experience even better.
The plot of Bayonetta 2 has much more presence than in the previous title, and it doesn't take … Read More
Koopa Kast 53: Fight NightOctober 1, 2014 | Matt Paxton
Hey Koopa Kast Listeners!
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ATLUS PR: Junpei, Zen, Story Trailers for Persona QOctober 1, 2014 | Matt Paxton
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[Update] Watch Dogs Twitter: "Unfortunately" No DLC for Watch Dogs Wii USeptember 25, 2014 | Matt Paxton
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PN Video Review Hyrule WarriorsSeptember 17, 2014 | Matt Paxton 1
Hyrule Warriors improves on the Warriors franchise by leaps and bounds First and foremost: The game isn't just about you slaying thousands of monsters, but how you slay these thousands of monsters, as well as what else you can … Read More
Koopa Kast 52: Why Aren't We Allowed in the Treehouse?September 17, 2014 | Matt Paxton
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Hello PureNintendo community! Tonight, at 8:30PM EDT we are kicking off Koopa Kast 51. Join Matt, Justin Sharp, J-Money Hinton, and Alex Schramke as we discuss the 3DS, past, present, and future, all leading up to our thoughts on the … Read More
Nintendo Trailer: Games of Past, Present, and FutureAugust 29, 2014 | Matt Paxton
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Well here we are about to enter our 50th Koopa Kast. All the big names are here: Justin Sharp, James Higginbotham, Justin "j-Money" Hinton", Trevor Gould, Thomas Jones, Tristan Meiman, and Matt Paxton. Since it is a special occasion, we … Read More
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Community Briefs: Harvard economist to talk cities at Swarthmore
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FRANCISVALE HOME FOR SMALLER ANIMALS: Howie needs a forever home
You just have to love a shih tzu. There�s no reason not to, and Howie makes the case perfectly. With soft, beautiful eyes, Howie is lively, alert, loving and knows how to make a person feel really special.
Pet of the Week: J. Lo
Domestic Short Hair Medium Baby Female Cat Pet ID: 23864021
ANIMALS RESCUE FOUNDATION OF SOUTHEASTERN PA: Peaches is a sweet pup
Peaches is a sweet 10-12-month-old whippet mix with lots of energy for that energetic home. She just loves to play fetch, swim and tug and unwind with her humans. She is house-trained and crate-trained and gets along with other animals, but she likes to play wrestle.
Concord Harvest Festival slated for Oct. 25
CONCORD >> Costumes, cookies and caricatures will highlight the township harvest festival scheduled for 1-4 p.m. Oct. 25 at the parks and recreation building, 40 Bethel Road.
Pet of the Week: Doodle
Collie blend Large Young Adult Male Dog Pet ID: 23891580
Pet of the Week: Truffles
Tortoiseshell Medium Young Adult Female Cat Pet ID: 22849199
Media-Providence Friends School celebtates pizza, pumpkins and Fair Trade Halloween
The Media-Providence Friends School's annual Pizza Pumpkin Night invites families and friends to campus for a pizza picnic on the playground to celebrate fall and all the successes we've had during the first month of school.
Pets looking for People: Capri
This petite Dilute Tortoise Shell beauty is at Francisvale Home for Smaller Animals in Radnor waiting for someone to adopt her – which is usually a good thing for a cat. For Capri, it's a daily grind of hiding from the bully cats, who pick on her because she's vulnerable and shy.
Pets Looking for People: Gemma
This is your original happy, carefree, loving, purring, snuggly, adorable kitten. Gemma and her siblings were found motherless when just a few weeks old and taken in and bottle-raised by a kind soul.
Radnor's Clem Macrone Park gets $224,000 grant
HARRISBURG >> Rep. William Adolph (R-165, of Springfield) announced Radnor Township will receive a $224,000 state grant for Clem Macrone Park to be used for new trail development, storm water management and other master plan implementation projects at the township's most utilized park.
McKee Builders raise $30,000 for Navy SEALs
SPRINGFIELD >> McKee Builders recently raised $30,000 for the Navy SEAL Foundation at a yearly charitable golf event. There were more than 120 golfers at the fourth annual Frank A. McKee Golf Classic held Sept.
Survey: Dating abuse running rampant among teens
NEW YORK (AP) — From violence to verbal taunts, abusive dating behavior is pervasive among America's adolescents, according to a new, federally funded survey. It says a majority of boys and girls who date describe themselves as both victims and perpetrators.
God is listening and working on your behalf
On a Sunday afternoon, a high school teacher went to the hospital to visit a one of her students. The teenage girl had been sick in the hospital for weeks. And the teacher thought that perhaps she would help the teenager with her studies so she would not be too far behind her classmates when she returned to school.
Church Events around Delaware County
Chambers Memorial Presbyterian Church: Morton and Sylvan avenues, Rutledge, is collecting gifts for The Village, serving families in need, through Nov. 1. On Nov. 1 at 12:30 p.m., the church hosts a wrap party to wrap all the in-coming gifts.
Church Services around Delaware County
Booth's Corner Siloam United Methodist Church: 3720 Foulk Road, Garnet Valley, has worship service at 10:30 a.m. every Sunday. Child care is provided. Holy Communion is Sunday, Nov. 2. Join the spirit-filled Thanksgiving service on Nov.
Community Briefs: Upper Darby Community Outreach gala, silent auction set for Thursday
The Upper Darby Community Outreach Corporation Ninth annual Gala and Silent Auction will be 6:30 tnight at the Top of the Tower, 18th and Arch streets, Philadelphia.
ARF: Sandy's been homeless for almost a year
One of ARF's volunteers thinks I'm so wonderful, that she's sponsoring my adoption fee! That means that you can put all that money you're saving into extra toys and treats!