| IDSS acquires security and alarms company Intact Electronics
ID Support Services Holdings Limited (IDSS) has acquired Bolton based Intact Electronics Limited for an undisclosed sum. The acquisition of Intact, a specialist security and alarms company, further broadens IDSSs service offering.
IDSS employs over 150 people and operates through two trading groups offering support services to blue chip, multi-site customers in the retail, leisure and commercial sectors. Customers include Sainsburys, TK Maxx, Next, Philips, Wilkinsons, Currys and PC World.
Intact Electronics Ltd will be re-branded as ID Intact and operate as a subsidiary of ID Technology Group.
The acquisition of Intact follows record financial performance by IDSS with the business last month announcing a 56% increase in profits to 1.7 million for the year to 30 June, on turnover up 28% to 18.8 million.
Phillies' closer Lidge says his knee is healthy
CLEARWATER, Fla. - Somewhere in Haddonfield, N.J., sits a suburban house with a ballplayer's wife and a 3-year-old daughter. It's a nice place, Brad Lidge says. Safe, quiet and comfortable, yet not so big that his wife gets lost when he is on the road. Lidge is happy with it. But know this: He's renting. "Maybe we'll buy it next year,'' the 31-year-old closer said, a wry grin creeping across his face. "We'll see what happens.'' Yes, the stakes surrounding Lidge's performance this season are as high as the elevations in his native Colorado, and he acknowledged it by arriving 3 full days before the first official workout of this Phillies spring training. He is in a contract year, with a surgically repaired right knee, coming off a disappointing end to his 6-year career in Houston.
January 2006 Archives
It's official: Sienna Miller and Hayden Christensen are snogging. View the evidence. Update: Wrong, wrong, wrong. Although some people would like to think that See-See has moved on from Jude, it's simply not true. The photos on Egotastic.com were in fact of Hayden and his longtime Lola Skye. They were not of Hayden and Sienna. Read the correction. .
MLGW electricity rates will rise 5.5%
Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division will pay 7 percent more for wholesale electricity starting April 1 and will pass along the increase to customers. The price hike was approved today by the board of directors of the Tennessee Valley Authority, the sole electric provider for MLGW. .
|
