| AT&T To Enter Fla. Broadband Cable Market
AT&T Inc. plans to announce Thursday that it will make a $750 million investment in broadband infrastructure in Florida as it seeks to woo customers from traditional cable companies in the race to beam TV and high-speed Internet into homes, officials said. The move follows the passage earlier this year of a new state law that makes it easier for telecommunications companies to get into the TV business. Gov. Charlie Crist is expected to join officials from AT&T, the country's largest provider of broadband Internet and land and wireless phone services, for the announcement of the investment. Sen. Mike Bennett, R-Bradenton, who sponsored the new state law, said the company would announce a $750 million investment. The company has recently announced plans to spend hundreds of millions of dollars over the next few years in several other states as it takes advantage of laws similar to Florida's.
FETCH! Pet Care(TM) Expands Into Mansfield, Ohio
FETCH! Pet Care, America's largest and most sophisticated pet care franchise offering professional pet sitting and dog walking services, today announced it has launched a new location in Ohio's Mansfield-Bucyrus region to provide area residents with unsurpassed pet care services. This new franchise marks the 101st FETCH! Pet Care location that, in aggregate, now service more than 7,500 active clients throughout 1,200 cities and towns in 31 states across the U.S. .
Emerging Pharmaceutical Markets Report Uses Detailed Analyses and Forecasts to Establish the Future Direction of ...
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c69968) has announced the addition of "Emerging Pharmaceutical Markets: Growth Opportunities, Changing Healthcare Dynamics and Regulatory Trends" to their offering. The growth of emerging pharmaceutical markets remains impressively buoyant, having attained a 14.7% value increase over the 2005-06 period, a substantially greater rate than those witnessed within the developed markets of the EU and US. Although emergent markets proffer access to sizeable patient populations, significant barriers to entry continue to exist. For Western players, successful entry is contingent upon a comprehensive understanding of market dynamics, including differentiated growth prospects, socio-political structures and local market environments.
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