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Creating an Animated Bar Chart in InDesign - InDesignSecrets.com
Thanks for coming to InDesignSecrets.com, the world's #1 resource for all things InDesign! Digital Publishing ePub Interactivity Publish Online Creating an Animated Bar Chart in InDesign Diane Burns June 4, 2019 Editor’s Note: this post was excerpted from Diane’s handout from CreativePro Week 2018. This year, Diane will be speaking about Engaging Interactive Documents and Publish Online.
Making Calendars the Andrews McMeel Way - InDesignSecrets.com
Making Calendars the Andrews McMeel Way Addison Lalier September 19, 2018 This article appeared in Issue 113 of InDesign Magazine. See how one of the biggest calendar publishers around gets the job done. Here’s a quick overview of the steps to use Make Grid and Text Stitch to get your calendar started in InDesign, just like the folks at Andrews McMeel do. And don’t miss our InDesigner article on Andrews McMeel. . . . . This article from InDesign Magazine is for InDesignSecrets premium subscribers only.
InDesigner: Andrews McMeel - InDesignSecrets.com
From Hamilton and The New York Times crosswords to “This Is Us” and modern art, there is a calendar for virtually any of our interests. And Andrews McMeel Publishing, a division of Andrews McMeel Universal, is the leading publisher of calendars, producing over 180 different designs each year. We asked Senior Art Director Jenny Mohrfeld to take us through the inspiration, creative, and production processes behind Andrews McMeel calendars.
InType: High-Contrast Fonts - InDesignSecrets.com
I don’t know about you, but I love a gorgeous, dramatic, over-the-top, high contrast font for large titles in magazines, on posters, or on a tattoo! There’s something about homing in on that meticulously designed letterform—each curve connecting a thin stroke to a ridiculously thick stroke—that creates drama and intensity (Figure 1). Is it a quick transition or slow?
Previewing Separations and Flattening - InDesignSecrets.com
Fellow printing aficionados, it’s time to show a little love to a couple of unsung heroes in InDesign—the Separations Preview panel and the Flattener Preview panel. They may not look fascinating, but think of them as detectives that can help you find problems, long before your job goes to press. This article from InDesign Magazine is for InDesignSecrets premium subscribers only.
Charlotte-based AvidXchange raises another $2.5 million
AvidXchange Inc., an automated bill processing company, has raised $2.5 million in a private equity offering, according to a filing Monday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The Charlotte-based company raised all $2.5 million of its proposed offering through two investors. It declined to disclose what it intends to do with the funds. The company had raised $300 million in June and $14.5 million in November 2016.
Filings: Western NC fund raises $3.5M; chocolate firm raises $500K (+ video)
A venture capital firm and a chocolate retailer in western North Carolina have raised capital, according to securities filings. BLACK MOUNTAIN — KdT Ventures, an early stage venture firm with a focus on the integration of technology and science, has raised $3.5 million in a venture capital fund, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The money was raised from 22 investors, according to the filing. The firm is seeking to raise a total of $30 million for the fund.
Durham pharma firm's stock pops 23% in move to Nasdaq (+ video)
Posted Sep. 14, 2017 at 6:30 a.m. Durham pharma firm's stock pops 23% in move to Nasdaq (+ video) Published: 2017-09-14 06:30:35 Updated: 2017-09-14 06:30:35 Fennec Pharma By ADDISON LALIER, NCBNW Durham, N.C. — Drug development company Fennec Pharmeuticals Inc. saw its stock price rise by more than 23 percent in its first day of trading on the Nasdaq. Plus: Watch a video about Fennec's clinical trial of a possible treatment for hearing loss in children undergoing chemotherapy....
Charlotte-based Frontier Capital Seeks to Raise $500 Million
A venture capital investment company based in Charlotte, North Carolina, wants to raise $500 million in an investment fund, according to a filing Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Frontier Capital is a growth equity firm focused on software and technology-enabled business services. According to the filing, the first sale has yet to occur and is not made in connection with a merger, acquisition or exchange.
RTP-based G1 Therapeutics files for $115M IPO
G1 Therapeutics Inc., a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company based in the Research Triangle Park, filed Thursday for an initial public offering of $115 million. G1 Therapeutics focuses on the discovery and development of novel therapeutics for the treatment of cancer. It plans to use proceeds from the offering to advance the development of its trilaciclib, G1T38 and G1T48 drugs.
BioDelivery Sciences receives more patent protection for drug portfolio
?BioDelivery Sciences International has received two new patents were granted extending patent protection around three of its Food and Drug Administration approved products. Additionally, a patent was issued on March 21, which extends patent protection on Onsolis from January 2020 to July 2027. BioDelivery Sciences is a specialty pharmaceutical company with a focus on pain management and addiction medicine.
Ciena CEO Gary Smith Sees Decrease In Total Compensation
Ciena Corp.’s chief executive officer saw a 16.7 percent decrease in total compensation in the company’s 2016 fiscal year, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Gary B. Smith’s total compensation for the fiscal year totaled $6,204,614, down from $7,448,623 in 2015. Smith’s base salary for fiscal year 2016 was $900,000, up 12.5 percent from his fiscal year 2015 base salary of $800,000. Smith had not received an increase in base salary since fiscal 2014.
Son Of Choice Hotels Founder Bruce Bainum Sells Additional $6.8 Million In Stock
After selling over $9.58 million in company stock in early January, Bruce Bainum, son of the founder of Choice Hotels International Inc., sold an additional $6.8 million last week, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. On Jan. 20, Bainum sold 125,000 shares in three increments with prices ranging between $54.33 and $55.04. Between Jan. 9 and Jan. 13, Bainum sold 103,000 shares in five transactions. According to the filing, Bainum still holds 2,927,467 shares.
Synutra International CEO Liang Zhang Sees Decrease In Total Compensation
Synutra International, Inc.’s chief executive officer saw a 9.45 percent decrease in total compensation in the company’s 2016 fiscal year due to a decrease in sales, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Liang Zhang’s total compensation for the fiscal year totaled $353,804, down from $390,739 in the company’s 2015 fiscal year. Zhang’s salary for fiscal year 2016 was $278,586, down 4.94 percent from his fiscal year 2015 base salary of $293,055.
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