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CA, formerly known as Computer Associates, is an Islandia-based maker of IT management software and solutions.
CA, formerly known as Computer Associates, is an Islandia-based maker of IT management software and solutions.
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People on the Move
ASSOCIATIONS Joan Cear has been appointed board of directors president at New York Women in Communications Foundation, the nonprofit arm of New York Women in Communications Inc. In this role Cear will guide the development of student-oriented...Tags: Stony Brook University, New York, Long Island, Business Enterprises, National Government
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Friends Academy scammer gets 12 years in $4.5M scheme
robert.kessler@newsday.comSaying his crime was an "egregious and shocking betrayal of trust," a federal judge sentenced a former Garden City stockbroker to 12 years and 7 months in prison Wednesday for swindling $4.5 million from clients, including the parents of some of his...Tags: New York Times, Garden City (Nassau, New York), Prisons, Fraud, Judges
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Charles Wang regrets buying Islanders
jim.baumbach@newsday.comFrustrated with the pace of his Lighthouse Project and sick of sinking more than $20 million a year to keep the Islanders afloat, Charles Wang has a case of buyer's remorse nine years after purchasing Long Island's hockey team. "If I had the chance,"...Tags: Sanjay Kumar, Real Estate Buyers, Long Island, NHL, Charles Wang
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After a year, Suffolk Legislature confirms tech 'czar'
Spin CycleThe Suffolk Legislature Tuesday confirmed former Computer Associates vice president Gary Quinn of Old Field as the country???s new $110,600-a-year commissioner of information technology, a job left vacant for the past year. Quinn???s appointment was...Tags: Family, Gabreski Airport
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6,000-page report tackles Lighthouse Project's details
Roadways would be widened and highway exit ramps reconfigured. A new water well would be dug. Another pedestrian bridge would cross Hempstead Turnpike. Those were among details in a 6,000-page report submitted to Hempstead Town yesterday by developers of...Tags: Long Island, Interior Policy, Charles Wang, Pension and Welfare, Nassau Coliseum
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Arm yourself with this workforce knowledge
Career Island EditorChristopher Ciaccio got a wake-up call in the fall of 2007, when he started an internship at Huntington Hospital in Huntington. It wasn't the medical side of things that threw this 18-year-old senior from Commack High School. It was the interpersonal side...Tags: Stony Brook University, Academic Progress, Colleges and Universities, Family, New York Mets
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CA shareholders re-elect D'Amato
tom.incantalupo@newsday.comShareholders of CA Inc., the former Computer Associates, re-elected all 12 directors Wednesday, ignoring recommendations by two proxy advisory firms to withhold votes for former U.S. Sen. Alfonse D'Amato. At a generally low-key one-hour annual meeting...Tags: Interior Policy, Shareholders, Board of Directors, Elections, Pension and Welfare
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Wang, Reckson team to redevelop Coliseum
STAFF WRITERNew York Islanders owner Charles Wang teamed up with Reckson Associates Realty Corp. yesterday to redevelop the area around the Nassau Coliseum, adding muscle to a project that remains stalled before the county legislature. Wang, co-founder of Islandia-...Tags: New York, Long Island, Charles Wang, New York Islanders, Elections
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Mets in Coliseum bid
STAFF WRITERSThe New York Mets and two prominent Long Island developers yesterday filed separate proposals for building on the Nassau Coliseum site, setting up a hot competition with software billionaire Charles Wang and his partner, Reckson Associates, to redevelop...Tags: Emergency Incidents, Long Island, NHL, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Condos
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Kumar gets two-month prison reprieve
jim.bernstein@newsday.comSanjay Kumar, former chief executive officer of Computer Associates who admitted to running a $2.2 billion accounting fraud at the Islandia-based software company, has won a two-month reprieve from starting his prison sentence. Kumar, 44, was supposed to...Tags: Sanjay Kumar, Prisons, Fraud, Corporate Crime, Punishment
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Another sentencing in CA case
Newsday Staff WriterAcknowledging that a lengthy sentence would have an "extraordinary" harsh effect on former Computer Associates chief salesman Stephen Richards and his children, a federal judge nevertheless sentenced him yesterday to 7 years in prison, saying the...Tags: Prisons, Lawyers, Corporate Crime, Trials, Court Administration
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