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Shortsaleopedia seeks to open doors on real estate info The Valley is no stranger to software startups, but one aimed at the real estate market and explaining the mysteries of short sales is gaining a lot of traction.
Shortsaleopedia.com was launched last year by local developer Sean Tierney, who’s done a few businesses -- among them a website called Scratch Audio, aimed at helping musicians collaborate.
Tierney has been working on Shortsaleopedia as long as Scratch Audio, and the former is starting to become a cottage industry. He undertook the project when he went through his own short sale and found that getting information was difficult at best, leaving homeowners in a pretty dark place with nowhere to turn...
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 22:30:02 +0000 ASU to compete in DOE solar challenge Arizona State University and the University of New Mexico will have a team competing in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Solar Decathlon 2013.
The team is one of 20 from around the world that will design and build a home that is affordable and energy-efficient. The finals will be held next year in Irvine, Calif., where the teams will build their homes.
Judging will cover 10 categories, including architecture and energy production.
“This is a great opportunity for the Arizona State-New Mexico team to integrate the education and research missions of our universities in a use-inspired endeavor that will motivate the engineers and architects of tomorrow to tackle the pressing problem of energy sustainability,” said ASU Professor Christiana Honsberg...
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 21:00:03 +0000 DBJ Weekend Tech Watch for 1/28-29: News of Facebook's IPO, Google, Kaiser and more Welcome to the Denver Business Journal's Tech Watch, our roundup of the weekend's tech news from around the nation, featuring reports on Google, Facebook, Kaiser Permanente, the White House, Instagram, Cirrus Logic, Angeion, OfficeSpace.com, Xignite and more.
Cherry Creek teachers’ support helped Google exec pursue his passion
Facebook revenue, profit numbers out, ahead of IPO
First lady hosts Instagram founder
Kaiser Permanente's Android app gets more hype than downloads
Cirrus Logic revenue up in Q3
Angeion paid three CEOs $1...
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 19:17:45 +0000 $15K awarded at ASU Student Startup Summit Three student-led entrepreneur initiatives received cash support on Friday as part of Arizona State University’s 2012 Student Startup Summit & Demo Day.
The event, held at ASU SkySong in Scottsdale, brought together several university-led programs aimed at fostering entrepreneurship among students.
On Thursday and Friday, 15 student startup teams presented their product ideas and business plans and fielded questions from a panel of three judges.
"Every one of you that presented has a really neat idea...
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 19:01:03 +0000 DBJ on CBS4: Trader Joe's Colorado plans raise plenty of questions Word that Trader Joe's has its eye on Colorado is creating plenty of excitement among the specialty grocer's many fans -- but also is raising questions.
It's not clear what similar grocery chains already in the state can do to effectively compete with California-based Trader Joe's.
And it's unclear how a store chain famous for selling cheap wine, such as "Three-Buck Chuck," in other states can operate in a state like Colorado that bans full-strength liquor sales in most groceries.
Huspeni addresses those and other questions -- like what sort of locations might Trader Joe's be looking at in Colorado -- in this week's Denver Business Journal print edition...
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:52:25 +0000 Top 10 Most-read Web stories this week The Dayton Business Journal had roughly 75 stories on its Web site this week that attracted thousands of unique visitors to read about the breaking news of the day in the business world.
Click here to see the Top 10 most-popular stories of the week.
Those stories included features on the so-called "Dirty Thirty" companies that spent more on lobbying than in taxes, database of Sears store closings and a report on a new Time Warner Cable app for the Apple iPad, as well as breaking news on the U.S...
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:50:32 +0000 U.S. military sales to foreign nations doubles Sales of military weapons to foreign countries have risen dramatically in the most recent four-year period, with sales to top 10 buyers more than doubling from the previous period.
The 10 contries that bought the most U.S. military goods and services from 2007 to 2010 placed combined orders of $66.3 billion, up from $29.4 billion in the 2003 to 2006 periods, according to data from the Congressional Research Service.
While the total sales are increasing, the mix of countries buying the most from the U...
Sat, 28 Jan 2012 18:28:49 +0000 Slideshow: Top 20 global arms dealers From 2006 to 2010, the United States of America was the top exporter of arms, selling almost a third of the military hardware that changed hands across the world, according to a report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
The top of the list mirrors those nations granted permit United Nation's Security Council seats, and the U.S. and Russia together control more than half of the total arms deals in the world, according to the SIPRI report.
Click here for slideshow of the ranking of global arms exporters...
Welcome to the Denver Business Journal's Tech Watch, our roundup of the weekend's tech news from around the nation, featuring reports on Google, Facebook, Kaiser Permanente, the White House, Instagram, Cirrus Logic, Angeion, OfficeSpace.com, Xignite and more.
Cherry Creek teachers’ support helped Google exec pursue his passion
Facebook revenue, profit numbers out, ahead of IPO
First lady hosts Instagram founder
Kaiser Permanente's Android app gets more hype than downloads
Cirrus Logic revenue up in Q3
Angeion paid three CEOs $1...
Word that Trader Joe's has its eye on Colorado is creating plenty of excitement among the specialty grocer's many fans -- but also is raising questions.
It's not clear what similar grocery chains already in the state can do to effectively compete with California-based Trader Joe's.
And it's unclear how a store chain famous for selling cheap wine, such as "Three-Buck Chuck," in other states can operate in a state like Colorado that bans full-strength liquor sales in most groceries.
Huspeni addresses those and other questions -- like what sort of locations might Trader Joe's be looking at in Colorado -- in this week's Denver Business Journal print edition...
The Dayton Business Journal had roughly 75 stories on its Web site this week that attracted thousands of unique visitors to read about the breaking news of the day in the business world.
Click here to see the Top 10 most-popular stories of the week.
Those stories included features on the so-called "Dirty Thirty" companies that spent more on lobbying than in taxes, database of Sears store closings and a report on a new Time Warner Cable app for the Apple iPad, as well as breaking news on the U.S...
Sales of military weapons to foreign countries have risen dramatically in the most recent four-year period, with sales to top 10 buyers more than doubling from the previous period.
The 10 contries that bought the most U.S. military goods and services from 2007 to 2010 placed combined orders of $66.3 billion, up from $29.4 billion in the 2003 to 2006 periods, according to data from the Congressional Research Service.
While the total sales are increasing, the mix of countries buying the most from the U...
From 2006 to 2010, the United States of America was the top exporter of arms, selling almost a third of the military hardware that changed hands across the world, according to a report by the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
The top of the list mirrors those nations granted permit United Nation's Security Council seats, and the U.S. and Russia together control more than half of the total arms deals in the world, according to the SIPRI report.
Click here for slideshow of the ranking of global arms exporters...