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Company: Marley Coffee (OTCBB: JAMN)
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Marley Coffee Engages Brand Strategy Group Get Stirred Up
LOS ANGELES, June 7, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Marley Coffee (OTCQB: JAMN, the sustainably grown, ethically farmed and artisan roasted gourmet coffee company, today announced that it has engaged David Roth and Rick Bacher of Get Stirred Up to oversee all branding activities for the company. They will be in charge of providing a full suite of brand management and design services - from positioning to package design, website redesign and in-store and online marketing.
The brand strategy and design duo, who each have more than 25 years of experience working with both legacy and entrepreneurial brands, as well as creating their own high-profile ventures, are known for turning everyday commodities into lifestyle “badges” that convey what’s truly important to consumers. They’ve gained significant notoriety for this in the food and beverage categories, in particular, and for shining spotlights on unarticulated consumer needs and innovative approaches to meet them, across a wide range of other industries, as well.
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Company: ENDEXX Corp. (Pink Sheets: EDXC)
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Price: 0.116
Change (%): + 0.0085 (7.91)
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Endexx Corporation is a micro-cap publicly traded company, representing the interest of its shareholders and collaborating with independent software developers, scientists, engineers, and other companies to build businesses that can thrive collectively in the equity markets. Endexx's team recognizes that individually small companies with new technologies have an extremely difficult time sustaining themselves as stand-alone companies. Through our collaborative practices, individual and group skill sets are better utilized to develop technology and grow the business, while centralizing costs and eliminating redundancies.
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Company: MMRGlobal, Inc. (OTCQB: MMRF)
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MyMedicalRecords Enters Into Agreement With WebMD and Initiates Service Against Jardogs LLC, a Subsidiary of Allscripts
LOS ANGELES, CA--(Marketwired - Jun 7, 2013) - MMRGlobal, Inc. (OTCQB: MMRF) ("MMR") has announced that as previously disclosed, MyMedicalRecords, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of MMRGlobal, sued WebMD Health Corp. and WebMD Health Services Group, Inc. (collectively, "WebMD") in federal district court for patent infringement. MMR has entered into a written agreement with WebMD to dismiss the case without prejudice to re-filing the same case again, in order to continue to try and resolve the matter without the timing constraints imposed by the lawsuit. As the dismissal is without prejudice, MMR retains the right to re-file the litigation at any time.
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Company: Telkonet, Inc. (OTCBB: TKOI)
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Telkonet, Inc. Secures Traditional Business Credit Line of 2.0 Million Dollars
Historically, many of Telkonet's energy management projects have required a bonding element wherein the Company has been required to contribute cash towards a performance bond from its balance sheet to secure and begin a project. The addition of this credit line not only provides additional, non-dilutive working capital at a respectable cost, but also affords Telkonet the ability to have multiple bonded projects open simultaneously by fulfilling the collateral requirements of the bonded projects.
"Twenty four months ago, we could not even consider the possibility of a traditional credit line to assist in the growth of our business model. However, we've been able to sanitize our balance sheet, introduce incredible technology and are now being recognized as a significant solution-provider in the rapidly expanding occupancy-based, energy management industry", stated Tienor.
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By Lee Brodie: CNBC
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Cramer: A Turnaround Story Stock
Whenever Jim Cramer does homework , he always researches the effectiveness of the management team. The Mad Money host believes the impact on the company and ultimately share price is enormous.
"But it's not easy to quantify, so it often gets short shrift on Wall Street, where the analysts prefer to focus on things they can put a number on," Cramer said.
To illustrate great management and great execution Cramer said look no further than Krispy Kreme (KKD) and the leadership provided by CEO Jim Morgan.
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By Lauren Lyster: Daily Ticker
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Is the Largest Private Employer Mooching Off Taxpayers to Keep Wages Low?
While unemployment has gradually been improving in the U.S. with a moderate pace of job gains, one aspect of the labor market that has not been on the up-and-up is wages.
Wages continue to stagnate. According to the New York Times, wages have fallen to a record low as a share of U.S. gross domestic product, last year falling to 43.5 percent. Until 1975, wages were typically more than 50 percent of GDP.
As Wal-Mart (WMT) shareholders meet at the company's annual meeting, a recent report contends the country’s largest private employer relies on taxpayer-funded benefit programs to subsidize its low wages. In other words, since many Wal-Mart employees aren’t paid enough to subsist they have to rely on public programs like Medicaid and food stamps for basic needs.
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