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Publix among Tampa Bay businesses on Fortune’s ‘world’s most admired companies’ list Published  How Publix stimulates the customer’s senses Publix CEO Todd Jones gives away some of the store's secrets behind the presentation of products. From stacking to soft hands, you may never look at those shelves the same way again. LAKELAND, Fla. - Several Tampa Bay businesses made the cut and were recognized in Fortune’s "world’s most admired companies" list – including Lakeland-based Publix. Publix landed in the No. 48 spot – the highest-ranked Florida company. This...

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Jade Global Strengthens Leadership With the Appointment of New Executive Vice President February 2, 2021 GMT Jade Global, a leading provider of enterprise business application implementations, integrations, software product engineering, cloud services, technology advisory, testing, and managed services across diverse industries, announced today the appointment of Bhalchandra Bhosale (“Bhala”) as their new Executive Vice President. “I’m excited to welcome Bhala to the Jade Global family,” ...

Minneapolis digital firm GoKart Labs acquired West Monroe Partners, already with a Twin Cities location, will combine works in new space.  October 8, 2019 — 9:53pm Text size Copy shortlink: GoKart Labs, a 50-person Minneapolis-based digital design and consulting firm, has been acquired by a Chicago company that already has a presence in the Twin Cities. The buyer, West Monroe Partners, is an employee-owned full-service technology consulting firm with 1,500 professionals in nine offices, including 60 in Minneapolis about a block f...

RHB Investment Bank Research today upped its target price for Inari Amertron Bhd to RM3.28 from RM2.87 as the former expects robust demand to continue for the latter into the first half of 2021 on the increase in components for the latest range of 5G smartphones and strong sales which prompted a major phone maker to increase production.

Northrop still in the IT game even with divestiture Northrop Grumman’s decision to sell off its IT services business sent me down memory lane, which got me thinking about how much the market has changed and how in some ways it stays the same. Within my first couple weeks at Washington Technology in 1996, I tagged along to a previously arranged briefing at BDM International. In the room was CEO Phil Odeen and a couple other executives, including Bill Hoover and Todd Stottlemyer. One year later, TRW Inc. announced it was acquiring BDM for $1 billion. TRW had its ups and downs for a few years....