Sentences with phrase «over public storage»
Wall Street is salivating over Public Storage Inc.'s $ 2.5 billion unsolicited offer to buy Shurgard Storage Centers Inc., anticipating a 70 - basis - point rise in net operating income yield, even before tens of millions...
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The macro story here is that public cloud leaderAmazon (amzn) Web Services, which amasses huge amounts of computing, storage, and networking resources to rent to customers, is winning over more IT workloads that previously went to businesses that used to buy EMC, Dell, VMware, IBM (ibm), or HPE (hpe) gear.
Practices regarding the collection, use, storage, transmission and security of personal information by companies operating over the Internet have recently come under increased public scrutiny.
A public hearing on Wednesday over proposed regulations for the storage of Liquefied Natural Gas in New York State turned into a three - hour shouting match between supporters and opponents of the legislation.
When it comes to REITs, few have done better for investors than Public Storage (PSA) over the years.
Over 10 % of the fund's assets are in a single public storage company, hardly residential real estate at all.
The SFU Art Collection has over 5,500 artworks with approximately 1,000 works on public display around SFU's campuses, while the remainder are housed within the art storage vault.
The debate over APS's RFP is one example of how clean energy advocates are pressuring utilities to alter their procurement practices and open them up to more public scrutiny as renewable resources and storage become increasingly competitive with conventional generation.
For over 40 years, TCPs have brought together experts from the public and private sectors to share experiences in fields as diverse as ocean energy, smart grids, carbon capture and storage and hybrid and electric vehicles.
In the U.S., for example, absent a court order, handing over customer information to a civil litigant is a criminal violation of the Stored Communications Protection Act, 18 U.S.C. 2072 (a)(1), which holds that anyone «providing an electronic communication service to the public shall not knowingly divulge to any person or entity the contents of a communication while in electronic storage by that service.»
In a legal battle over Internet music storage that could impact innovation and free expression on the Internet EFF Public Knowledge and other public interest groups asked a federal judge in an amicus brief to protect the «safe harbor» rules for online content in EMI v. MP3Public Knowledge and other public interest groups asked a federal judge in an amicus brief to protect the «safe harbor» rules for online content in EMI v. MP3public interest groups asked a federal judge in an amicus brief to protect the «safe harbor» rules for online content in EMI v. MP3Tunes.