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Dimasi's friends named in Inspector General's investigation (WBZ News Radio Boston)
The state Inspector General says three of Speaker Salvatore DiMasi's friends received more than $1.8 million in previously undisclosed payments from a computer software company and its sales agent. The involvement of DiMasi's associates in the deals was previously known, but the amount of the money was not.
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Report: DiMasi's friends got $1.8M from company (Boston Globe)
The state Inspector General says three of Speaker Salvatore DiMasi's friends received more than $1.8 million in previously undisclosed payments from a computer software company and its sales agent.
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Add computer clicking to your coupon clipping (Macon Telegraph)
Although we no longer trek through the jungle or cross wild plains to gather food, searching for affordable groceries can still feel like a hunt. And even that landscape is changing. Scissors and paper are giving way to the digital form of a bargain - online coupons. If you know where to go, there are loads of extra deals out there.
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Former TPT staff launch new company (PrintWeek)
A group of former Turning Point Technologies (TPT) directors and employees have launched a new company, Turning Point Integration, after securing distribution deals for Dalim Software and Xinet.
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CSC gets $5.7M Defense Department contract (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
The Pentagon has awarded a $5.7 million contract to Computer Sciences Corp. for work with the agency that deals with protection from weapons of mass destruction.
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Far more was paid to friends of DiMasi (Boston Globe)
Three of House Speaker Salvatore F. DiMasi's closest friends and business associates received more than $1.8 million in previously undisclosed payments from a computer software company and its sales agent, according to the state inspector general, in a secretive lobbying effort that coincided with the award of multimillion-dollar contracts from the state.
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Advertisement starts (Tiscali)
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Goodwill and Dell team up to take donated computers (Richmond Times-Dispatch)
Recycling that old computer just got easier. Goodwill Industries will take computers and related equipment any day of the week at its more than 100 locations across the state. It's free, and you might even get a tax deduction.
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Cityscape deals fail to match investor interest (Zawya)
Dubai: This year's Cityscape has seen it all, including a one-kilometre tall tower, hanging gardens, royal visits, mergers and an island museum.
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Symantec eyes pay-per-use software (CNET)
Virtualization may spell the end of expensive long-term software-licensing deals, enabling the monitoring of each software instance use, according to the security company.
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