HandmarkBelinda Banks, orThomson ReutersErin Kurtz, Copyright Business Wire 2009. NEW YORK, May 11 (Reuters) - Fannie Mae (FNM.N), thelargest U.S. On an adjusted basis, net income was $43.7 million, or$1.46 per share. For the quarter, the company's net income from continuingoperations rose 28 percent to $31.6 million, or $1.06 pershare. * Q1 EPS from cont ops $1.06 vs $0.83 yr ago Stocks * Q1 operating revenue $362.2 mln May 11 (Reuters) - Energy services company South JerseyIndustries Inc (SJI.N) reported higher first-quarter earningshelped by strong performance in its asset management andmarketing, and on-site energy production segments. Our solutions, consisting of embeddedwireless software, network edge wireless platforms -- embedded andintegrated -- and enterprise software, are based on our distributedintelligent architecture that provides a valuable link between anenterprise and its remote assets.
Enterprises deploy our solutions forlocation-based, monitoring and control, and asset management applications.For more information, please visit More information, please contact:Melissa PowellSpreckley 02073889988Lee +1 972-633-4452Copyright 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. Wyless enables customers and partners to reducethe risks, costs and complexities of deploying and supporting mobileapplications at the same time as enabling new revenue streams for ourcustomers and partners.For more information about Wyless, please visit EnforaEnfora is a leading provider of wireless networking solutions that enableenterprises to access, analyze and leverage information from theirgeographically dispersed assets. They include Open Connectivity, an Intelligent Network, ourunique Open Platform and Professional Services. These Managed Servicescombine to provide real-time visibility, enhanced control and flexibilityfor wireless connections. We are dedicated to enabling informationworldwide."About WylessWyless is a Global Network Enabler (GNE).
Our Managed Services enablecompanies to securely and reliably communicate with their remote andmobile devices in over 120 countries, in partnership with Tier 1, MobileOperators. Our platform for openconnectivity enables customers to access and manage their data across aglobal intelligent network, and working with Enfora has enabled us tobring the power of our managed services to businesses that may not havebeen able to manage it alone. It allows them to offer value-added benefitsto their customers and partners in terms of ease-of-deployment of theirsolutions and a more rapid ROI for the end-user. This means that small companiesdo not need to take on the entire infrastructure alone."Rami Avidan, CEO of Wyless, stated: "This relationship reinforces Wyless'goal to enable its partners.
Our solutions marry togetherperfectly to allow customers simple installation, quick and easyprovisioning, and improved time-to-market. UXBRIDGE, ENGLAND, May 11 (MARKET WIRE) -- Wyless, the Global Network Enabler (GNE), and Enfora, a leading providerof wireless networking solutions, have today announced a partnership thatwill permit Enfora's Spider devices to be pre-enabled with Wyless' globalconnectivity and managed services for ease of installation and deploymentof new applications for ASPs and larger enterprises worldwide.Enfora specialises in providing wireless networking solutions forlocation-based monitoring, tracking and asset management applications.Consisting of wireless devices and middleware software that permits you todirectly connect, manage and provision wireless devices from existingapplications, Enfora helps connect remote unpowered assets to theenterprise network. "The outlook for employment is much less negative than inprior months, but still it is not likely that employment growthwill resume before the final quarter of the year," said GadLevanon, Senior Economist at The Conference Board. "In April, the Employment Trends Index recorded itssmallest decline since June 2008, and three of its eightcomponents actually showed an improvement." (Reporting by Camille Drummond) Bonds | Global Markets Bonds Global Markets. The index is down 22 percent from a year ago and has nowfallen for 21 consecutive months, the Conference Board added.