Kenneth Frier, CIO at HP, gets Stanford job
Kenneth Frier, chief investment officer of Hewlett-Packard Co., has been appointed chief investment officer of Stanford Management Co. As CIO of HP since 2007, Frier’s global responsibilities included the investment of more than $30 billion of retirement plan… Hewlett-Packard – Stanford University – Pension – Chief investment officer [...]
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Kenneth Frier, CIO at HP, gets Stanford job
Schneider: Avid MSU football fan gets surprise visit from athletic department
Schneider: Avid MSU football fan gets surprise visit from athletic department
EAST LANSING — It’s only fitting that Tom Tabler’s 90th birthday is Saturday – on the day of the MSU Spartans’ first football game of the season. Tabler is, by all accounts, as avid a Spartans football fan as they come.
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WP gets honorary mayor
WP gets honorary mayor
Woodland Park City Manager David Buttery had some relatively good news to present at the city’s regular financial management workshop this past week.
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Despite squabble, DPS budget for 2010-11 gets OK
Despite squabble, DPS budget for 2010-11 gets OK
Denver’s school board unanimously approved its $800 million 2010-11 budget on the last day of the fiscal year as required by state law, but not without drama.
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Headlines: U.S. gets Grede pensions
Headlines: U.S. gets Grede pensions
The Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp., the government’s pension insurer, has taken on the pension plan of 4,800 former workers and retirees of Novi-based metal auto parts maker Grede Foundries.
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In New Rochelle, five years in office gets health insurance in retirement
In New Rochelle, five years in office gets health insurance in retirement
NEW ROCHELLE — Elected officials who serve more than five years in office in this city are entitled to taxpayer-funded health insurance each year if they are at least 55 and retired.
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