Monthly Archives: July 2007

CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. – With 148 days remaining before Christmas, a group of motorcyclists made its way through Chambersburg on Sunday to raise money for holiday giving.

Caroline McAleer couldn’t wait to get through Christmas last year. She looked past it to something more important, Jim’s homecoming, the return of her husband from Iraq.

Caroline McAleer couldn t wait to get through Christmas last year.

(BUDAPEST ) – The European Union will in December lift border controls for citizens of nine countries which joined the bloc in 2004, a top official said Monday, adding that the move was a “Christmas present.”

PONCHATOULA – Live music will enliven the downtown and mid-summer specials will be available on selected merchandise for this weekend’s Chamber of Commerce’s annual “Christmas in July” celebration.

HONG KONG, July 26, 2007 — China Career Builder Corp., a Delaware Corporation, is focused on outsourcing human resource services and staffing services in Hong Kong, China. The company is pleased to announce Asian Career Company Ltd. signed an advertising … Continue reading →

R.H. Donnelley Corporation, a publisher of Yellow Pages directories in print and online, said Thursday that it had signed an agreement to acquire Business.com, a business-oriented search engine, online directory, and pay-per-click ad network. Assuming that the $345 million acquisition … Continue reading →

The BSNL directory edition for 2007, due for release by July, is still another two to three months away from getting published according to BSNL’s Principal General Manager D K Maheshwari. The directories would not be home delivered this year, … Continue reading →

PRINCETON, N.J., LONDON and NEW YORK—-The Kelsey Group, the leading provider of research, data and strategic analysis on directories, small-business advertising and local online media, and Search Engine Strategies, the premier search engine marketing conference series, today announced an agreement … Continue reading →

Telecom Corp of New Zealand Ltd is set to post a surge in fourth-quarter net profit as its books a big one-off gain from the sale of its directories unit, but uncertainty over a government-enforced split clouds its outlook.