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CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) — Football fans have been thirstier than expected, University of Illinois athletic officials said. Memorial Stadium beer sales totaled roughly $488,000 during home games this season, The (Champaign) News-Gazette reported Sales were strongest during three Big Ten football games: Nebraska, Michigan and Wisconsin. The lowest tally came during a sparsely attended loss to Northwestern two days after Thanksgiving, officials said. Campus police said the numbers of arrests and ejections have been consistent with previous years. Chief Craig Stone said there were few problems — similar to what he experienced in the same job at Ohio State University, when that school started selling beer at football games. Officials said revenue will be shared between the university’s Division of Intercollegiate Athletics and Spectra, which provides concessions for athletic events. … [Read more...] about Illini sell more beer than expected at home football games

Email By Kathryn Diss Updated September 28, 2017 17:03:50 Photo: Broadway Shopping Centre in Perth installed 948 solar panels on its roof last year. (Supplied) Related Story: Solar batteries eclipse power poles in off-grid bush community Related Story: Households reap huge power bill savings, but those who need it most miss out Related Story: Households urged to make money while the sun shines Map: Perth 6000 Australian households have led the world in installing rooftop solar panels and now businesses are following suit as energy prices start to bite. Nearly a quarter of the nation's households have installed rooftop solar panels in recent years as consumers have looked for ways to offset their ever-increasing power bills. But new research by consultancy firm SunWiz has found business solar installations have jumped 60 per cent during the past 18 months to 40,736 systems."It's accelerated significantly in recent years and continues to be a popular investment for … [Read more...] about The solar boom started in our suburbs, but now it’s moved out of home

Tomio Geron Contributor More posts by this contributor It’s All About Relationships When Selling Your Startup Building A Great Company May Not Be Enough To Get Acquired Editor’s note: Tomio Geron is head of content at startup Exitround.  What is actually required for a startup to get to an M&A? While the popular image may be Facebook buying Instagram over one weekend, that’s not how it usually happens. A select few companies may not do anything to try to sell their companies but still get a call out of the blue and then sell for billions. The vast majority of founders, however, have to work hard for a long period of time to sell their company. And this is not just making a couple calls to potential buyers. So what exactly does this entail? Somrat Niyogi, who has founded and sold Miso and Stitch, and worked at several other startups, describes this as a long-term process. From early on in a … [Read more...] about It’s All About Relationships When Selling Your Startup

Here's what you need to know from the last seven days of MLB action by Katherine Acquavella Jul 21, 2019 at 2:04 pm ET • 5 min read We'll be taking a look at the most interesting takeaways every week this MLB season so check back every Sunday for our recap. Now, here's what we learned from the last seven days in MLB:Deja vu in OaklandThe Oakland Athletics have been one of the hottest teams in baseball since the All-Star break. Entering Sunday, they've gone 7-1 in the second half, a run sparked by a six-game winning streak.It's deja vu for the A's as what's happening now is awfully similar to their run to the playoffs last season. Once again, Oakland will have to decide whether or not they'll stick with their Moneyball strategy. If they do, they'll likely grab a couple of bargains (probably focusing on starting pitching) at the trade deadline. They already added veteran starter Homer Bailey to their rotation. The A's currently have the fifth-best … [Read more...] about Giants, A’s off to scorching second-half starts; robot umps are close and everything else we learned this week in MLB

The Co-operative Group is to sell off its Sunwin security services operation – the latest disposal by the troubled mutual, which is offloading surplus businesses to raise cash. Sunwin has been snapped up by Cardtronics, a US cash machine operator, in a deal worth up to £41.5m. Sunwin's main business is transporting cash for the Co-op's ATMs and maintaining the machines. I; it also does this for other companies in the UK, including Cardtronics. As part of the deal, Cardtronics will run the 1,800 cash machines in Co-op's grocery shops. Cardtronics said it would also have the right to install machines in up to 1,000 additional Co-op stores. Cardtronics will start operating the cash machines by January 2016, after the Co-op's agreement with the Co-op Bank ends. But the US company said it could start installing new machines immediately. A Co-op spokesman said any existing and new cash machines operated by Cardtronics would continue to be free to use. Richard Pennycook, the … [Read more...] about Co-operative Group sells Sunwin security business