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This article deals with the opposition of industry leaders to the British government's budget which includes a proposed tax hike on beer, wines and spirits. British Beer Pub Association (BBPA) Communications Manager Neil Williams said a tax increase would be a severe blow for the industry, given that pub numbers are in decline and beer sales in pubs are in decline. Mark Jones, chairman of Premium Bars and Restaurants, warned that price increases would have to be passed on to the customer.

The article announces that Mark Jones received the 2007 William Kany Jr. Community Service Award from Saco & Biddeford Savings Institution.

The article reports on the fund granted to two academic consortia by Dow Chemical for an industrial development research in the U.S. Teams at Northwestern University and Cardiff University will divide the $6.4 million grants for finding process for converting methane into olefins and olefin precursors. Mark Jones, the Dow alternative feedstock scientist and in charge of the project, said, the company obtains rights for any development of the research based on the contract.

The article reports on the opportunities offered by Addleshaw Goddard to their personnel through the introduction of a new position as of September 1, 2007 in Great Britain. The firm introduced the position managing associate which will increase salary to £5,000 of nearly all senior staff in the organization. It will include an extra two days holiday in a year. Addleshaw managing partner Mark Jones discuss the move which is to increase recognition of employees in the existing situation.

The article focuses on Mark Jones, managing partner of Great Britain-based law firm Addleshaw Goddard. It discusses his plans about the firm's future which is expected to include a merger in the next decade. Also addressed are Addleshaw's expansion, overall performance and business strategy, and Jone's views about the firm's expansion plans.

The article reports that Dresser-Rand has expanded its offering of training programs to address mechanic shortage. The training programs cover the operation and maintenance of centrifugal and reciprocating compressors, integral gas engines, steam turbines and related control systems. Product training manager Mark Jones explains that the programs are available to companies who want to prepare their mechanics, operators and reliability engineers.

The article offers anecdotes about lawyers in Great Britain. It was discovered that Addleshaw Goddard managing partner Mark Jones has made his mission to get his firm into what he called the G7. Freshfields corporate boss Tim Jones was spied in a bar talking about a person's intellectual capability with his friends and colleagues. Linklaters banking partner Nick Syson said that he and David Ereira should put a band together when he learned that Ereira will join the company.

The article presents an update on personnel changes in the civil engineering sector in Great Britain. Mouchel Parkman has appointed Adrian Dawes, Mark Hurley, Mark Jones and Mark Shaw as divisional directors to its land and environment business. Building Design Partnership has appointed Gem Ahmet as a structural engineering director. Ahmet has experience of major building projects, including the British Museum Great Court and the University of Oxford's Chemistry Research Laboratory.

The article presents an interview with New Zealand Health Service Chief Nurse Mark Jones. According to Jones when asked about his decision to be a chief nurse in the country, he referred to his background in primary health care. He has shared that his motivation in deciding to work in the country was because nursing offers the best solution to most health challenges. His goals for the country's nursing services include a system where anyone can be educated to be a nurse.

The article presents quotes from notable people in current events. Addleshaw Goddard managing partner Mark Jones remarks that there is always room for improvement. European Competition Commissioner Neelie Kroes comments that no company is above the law when he hands Microsoft Corp. a fine. Chairman of the Italian Competition Authority Antonio Catricalà states that Italian banks are vulnerable.

The article presents information on the business strategy planned by Mark Jones, managing director of a new "super" indie in Pias/Wall of Sound. He said that since the merger of Wall of Sound with Pias he find himself wrapped in a lot more meetings than he used to. Jones now has in place the key members of his team, who are largely drawn from the ranks of Wall of Sound and Pias with the exception of the head of business affairs/A&R co-ordination Carrie Miller, who joins from Hed Kandi. Jones said that it's his job to bring new music to people's lives and that he wants to sell records.

The article presents information on Addleshaw Goddard, which has increased its profit per equity partner (PEP) by 16.7%. However, it could not achieve the target of £ 500,000, which was set by managing partner Mark Jones. The firm's fee income has increased to £161.2m in the year 2005 to 2006, and PEP reached £472,000. Jones said that the company will utilize its strong financial background to boast its reputation as one of the greatest Great Britain's business leaders. Furthermore, the firm hopes to continue its lateral investment and it laterally recruited 17 partners previously.

The article presents quotes from notable people in current events. The managing partner of Addleshaw Goddard, Mark Jones says that they will use their financial background to reinforce their reputation as one the leading business enterprises in Great Britain. Elaine Radford, DLA's head of corporate and social responsibility for Europe and Asia, states that, they have an international portfolio to take care of. 4 Stone Buildings' Sharif Shivji, who plans to help the bankrupt masses in Great Britain is very optimistic about their business plans and said that if everything goes according to their plans, they can conquer the world market.

Reports on the efforts of Yates Group CEO Mark Jones to urge pub operators to impose restrictions on excessive drinking. Opposition against mandatory funding for policing; Agreement of the company to pay for added police officers to patrol the town centre in Nottingham, England; Success of Yates in the bid for the Santa Fe chain of restaurants.

Reports on the partnership between Wall of Sound and Ministry of Sound in a bid to turn the track at the heart of Citroen's C4 car advertisement into one of the summer's biggest dance hits. Licensing of Les Rythmes Digitales' "Jacques Your Body" to Ministry's Data imprint; Decision of Wall of Sound managing director Mark Jones to tap into Ministry's expertise in maximizing the potential of one-off dance signals.

Reports on Wall of Sound managing director Mark Jones' hiring of electronic production talents and Jamaican vocalists. Signing of Culture Clash for an album and DVD release; Jones' plan for an international licensing deals for the Culture Clash albums.

Reports on the batch of signings of talents confirmed by Wall of Sound Publishing. Description given by Wall of Sound managing director Mark Jones on the talents who signed with the company; Other acquisitions made by the company.

Reports on the appointment of Mark Jones at Yates Group. Background of Jones; Increase in the sales of the company for the first quarter of 2002; Cost of reorganization and redundancy payments of the company; Increase in food sales for the second half of 2002.

Presents an interview with Visionael Chief Executive Officer Mark Jones. Background on the company; Factors driving the networking community.

Reports on Mark Jones focus on Michael Kaminer's zero percent fat diet in an article in the `London Evening Standard.' Analogy between Jones and a 19th-century invalid; Items on Kaminer's diet.

Reports on Mark Jones' appointment as national accounts/chain manager for Lang Manufacturing Company.