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In addition, I’m told Alexandria City Councilman Frank Fannon is having an election night party.
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And Nasdaq's business handling U.S. stock trades is suffering from light volume and pricing pressure, says Jeffries analyst Daniel Fannon in a note to clients.
Will Nasdaq Exchange New York for London? Rolfe Winkler 2011
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Jefferies analyst Daniel Fannon noted inflows topped his $5 million estimate, and said it "highlights the company's ability to generate significant organic growth, even in volatile markets."
T. Rowe Price Profit Rises 27% Jon Kamp 2010
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Jefferies analyst Daniel Fannon noted inflows topped his $5 million estimate, and said it "highlights the company's ability to generate significant organic growth, even in volatile markets."
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"Importantly, in our view, fund outflows continued to decelerate and earnings power is accelerating," Jefferies analyst Daniel Fannon said in a note.
Fees Lift Profit for Legg Mason Corrie Driebusch 2011
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"We have literally 1,000 people driving cars every day," says Peter Fannon, Panasonic's vice president for technology policy.
Rail Stations Drive Demand Dana Rubinstein 2011
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"We have literally 1,000 people driving cars every day," says Peter Fannon, Panasonic's vice president for technology policy.
Rail Stations Drive Demand Dana Rubinstein 2011
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What Fannon neglected to mention: Because of the lengthy transfer process in the courts, it was too early for those groups of property owners to begin losing their homes.
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Fannon also said that without the tax sale, the city would need to file debt collection lawsuits against each delinquent property owner, which she said "would be very expensive, time consuming and flood the courts."
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Fannon said his vote was "not a vote against core services" but one against lack of compromise on higher taxes, higher city personnel costs and spending increases.
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