Citing a study prepared by economist Richard Florida and Meric Gertler (now President of the University of Toronto) for the Ontario Ministry of Enterprise, Opportunity, and Innovation, the report is founded on the premise that "arts and culture, ethnic diversity and cultural openness act as magnets to draw high-technology industries and spur economic growth" (9 10).
Separately, the Sunlight Foundation, a research organization that seeks to make government and politics more transparent, reports that another anonymously financed new group has entered the anti-Hagel realm, Secure America Now, which, it reports, was founded by Allen Roth, a political aide to Ron Lauder, the cosmetics heir and former ambassador to Austria who is active in Jewish causes.
Romney could also have thanked investors from two other wealthy and powerful Central American clans -- the de Sola and Salaverria families, who the Los Angeles Times and Boston Globe have reported were founding investors in Bain Capital.
Bleacher Report, which was founded in 2006, gets around 10 million users per month writes Bloomberg, and it has an astounding 6,000 contributors, most of whom write for free.
The World Startup Report, which was founded by Bowei Gai (whose company CardMuncher was acquired by LinkedIn in 2011), and Startup Genome's latest paper is called "Internet Hall Of Fame: 10 Things You Need To Know About The World of Internet Companies Across 50 Countries".
I mean, Cillizza is basically Jonah Lehrering every single thing that's been written about the Drudge Report since it was founded.
WNYC has reported that FES was founded in 2011 by a bunch of big players on Wall Street.
According to the Economic & Social Health of the Cairngorms National Park in 2010 report, since the park was founded, there had been a 13% increase in the number of businesses operating in the area and a cut in unemployment.
The column on Fessenden House ("Reaching Out to Addicts," March 25) incorrectly reported that Fessenden House was founded by the Brotherhood of St . Gregory
In his 1945 book "The Rise of the Jewish Community of New York," Hyman B. Grinstein reports that B'nai Israel was founded in 1847 by Dutch Jews who split off from B'nai Jeshurun on Elm Street, a street in Lower Manhattan that no longer exists.
