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Company: The Pulse Network Inc. (OTCQB: TPNI)
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Jim Leavitt, CEO of Cervello, Joins TPNI as Featured Guest on CEO Corner
Jim Leavitt and Stephen Saber discuss the importance of using data for making business decisions and improving business analytics
CANTON, MA, Oct. 3, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - The Pulse Network, Inc., (TPNI), a digital media and event solutions company, has today announced that Jim Leavitt, CEO of Cervello, a leading professional services firm dedicated to helping progressive enterprises dramatically improve business analytics, will appear as the featured guest on Thursday’s episode of CEO Corner, a TPNI original program.
Leavitt joins Stephen Saber, CEO of The Pulse Network, Inc., and Butch Stearns, TPNI’s Chief Customer Officer, in the live airing of CEO Corner. They will discuss problems CEO’s face on an everyday basis, with particular regard to the impact of big data on the decision making processes.
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TPNI: Content Marketing Key to Engagement and Generating Leads; Initiating Coverage with a Hold rating.
The Pulse Network (OTC BB:TPNI) operates in the rapidly growing digital market space. Pulse helps clients develop relevant content that their targeted audiences want to consume in order to improve clients’ engagement with customers. The ease with which buyers can research products and services online, as well as the bombardment of electronic communications from prospective vendors has impacted how marketing is conducted. Pulse’s goal is to help companies cut through the clutter to reach their targeted audience more effectively at an early stage by creating relevant digital content and delivering it to targeted sites where prospective buyers conduct their research. Recent examples of platforms that Pulse has created include those for The National Fire Protection Agency and SAP.
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Company: InferX Corp. (Pink Sheets: NFRX)
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A New Audio Interview With Paul B. Silverman, President and CEO of InferX Corporation, is Now at SmallCapVoice.com
AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 3, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) - SmallCapVoice.com, Inc. (SCV) announced today that a new audio interview with InferX Corporation (OTC/PK:NFRX), is now available. The interview can be heard at http://smallcapvoice.com/blog/10-2-13-smallcapvoice-interview-with-inferx-corp-nfrx
Paul B. Silverman, InferX CEO and President, called into SmallCapVoice.com to update the listening audience on what InferX Corporation has been up to since SCV last spoke with the Company in January 2013. The interview includes Mr. Silverman’s personal insight into the recent news and the goals for the company moving forward.
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By Ryan Vlastelica: Reuters
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Wall Street drops as shutdown enters third day
(Reuters) - U.S. stocks fell on Thursday amid lingering market uncertainty as a partial U.S. government shutdown continued for a third day and leaders in Congress showed no sign of progress towards resolving the stalemate.
While a short-term government closure is expected to have a limited effect on the U.S. economy, the impact will be greater as the deadlock continues, with market volatility expected to spike. Goldman Sachs estimated on Wednesday a short-term shutdown would slow U.S. economic growth by about 0.2 percentage point, while a weeks-long disruption could shave 0.4 percentage point off growth, as furloughed workers trim personal spending.
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By Marc Jones: Reuters
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U.S. deadlock drags on dollar, stocks put up a fight
(Reuters) - The dollar hovered at an eight-month low on Thursday as the U.S. government shutdown dragged on, though stocks drew comfort from the view that major central banks may now have to keep monetary policy super-loose for longer.
Also aiding sentiment was a hit of solid euro zone data and an upbeat survey on China's huge services sector, which helped balance disappointing manufacturing figures earlier in the week.
Markit's euro zone services Purchasing Managers Index, a monthly survey of businesses, rose to 52.2 in September from August's 50.7, while retail sales in the bloc posted their second robust monthly rise on the trot.
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