Capital Area Food Bank CEO resigns
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David Davenport, president and CEO of the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas, unexpectedly resigned Friday. 1 hour ago | Business Journal |  

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Freescale and Vestel Electronics Collaborate to Jointly Develop RF Remote Controlled... 22 hours ago |  
McKee Foods Selects MrTedTalentLink from StepStone Solutions 22 hours ago |  
Sky Petroleum Appoints Oliver J. Whittle to the Board of Directors 22 hours ago |  
LifeSize Offers New Flexible Leasing Program for HD Video Conferencing Solutions 22 hours ago |  
Entorian Technologies Reports Second Quarter 2010 Financial Results 22 hours ago |  
Sapling Learning raises $2.5 million; Crossroads Systems alleges patent violations in suit against 3Par, 6 others
EDUCATION Sapling Learning takes in $2.5 million for expansion Austin-based Sapling Learning Inc. 20 hours ago | Austin American-Statesman |  
Productivity falls while labor costs increase
American companies experienced the largest drop in workplace productivity this spring in nearly four years and a rise in labor costs, suggesting businesses may no longer be able... 20 hours ago | Austin American-Statesman |  
Time Warner Cable, Disney end impasse over ESPN3.com access
MEDIA Time Warner Cable, Disney end impasse over ESPN3 access Time Warner Cable customers will finally get access to the sports website ESPN3.com, even if they are not... 20 hours ago | Austin American-Statesman |  
Austin startup helps nonprofits organize volunteers
When her daughter entered elementary school five years ago, Austin management consultant Karen Bantuveris looked forward to volunteering. 20 hours ago | Austin American-Statesman |  
Survey: Employers passing larger share of health insurance costs on to workers
Score one for the nation's employers. On average, the total cost of a family health insurance policy rose just 3 percent last year, to $13,770 in annual premiums, according to a... 21 hours ago | Austin American-Statesman |  
Discounts drive retail gains in August
Back-to-school season started off on sale, with retailers receiving new merchandise in August, and then marking it down to get it out the door. 21 hours ago | Austin American-Statesman |  
Dell drops out of 3Par bidding war
Dell Inc. pulled out of its bidding war for 3Par Inc. on Thursday morning, allowing archrival Hewlett-Packard Co. 21 hours ago | Austin American-Statesman |  
Facebook testing Twitter-like 'subscribe' feature
Facebook is testing a "subscribe" feature that lets people follow a user or page, similar to Twitter's follow feature, according to reports. 2 hours ago | Business Journal |  
54,000 U.S. jobs lost in August
The U.S. lost 54,000 jobs in August, due in large to the ending of the U.S. Census period, according to a Friday report from the U.S. Department of Labor. 2 hours ago | Business Journal |  
iTech Electronics issued 'F' from BBB
The Better Business Bureau has issued Austin-based iTech Electronics an "F" grade for failure to resolve some consumer disputes. 2 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Austin gas prices fall another 3 cents
Austin gas prices continued to free fall this week, losing another 3 cents to $2.52 per gallon, AAA Texas reported. 2 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Austin YMCA aquatics center to open
Southwest Family YMCA is opening its new Aquatics Complex and Fitness Center with festivities on Labor Day. 3 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Hays Co. taking apps for park projects
Hays County is accepting suggestions for an unexpected $4 million in spare parks funding. 3 hours ago | Business Journal |  
Developers begin W. Austin indoor swim center
Developers broke ground on a 30,000-square-foot indoor swim center in Bee Cave west of Austin. 4 hours ago | Business Journal |