The first French operator of facilities care for dependents in recent days announced a capital increase. The group Orpéa has indeed raised over 200 million euros in order to “increase the financial flexibility of the group in pursuit of its development strategy, particularly to strengthen its capital base to to seize external growth opportunities. ”

In a context where national budget extremely tight governmental plans of the major issues remaining to fund dependency, the business of housing for seniors is a must. The company is a good first half with an increase of 27% of its turnover to 595 million euros and a net profit of 40 million euros, an increase of 24%. The high debt is the consideration for the acquisitions, 1 660 million in 2011. Thomson-Reuters consensus is still to buy the title and retains its price target EUR 34.6 average.

Prices fell by nearly 17% decline during the summer markets. After forming an accumulation zone with a tightening of volatility (29.5/31.5 EUR), the title just to get away from the bottom of the horizontal canal. Indeed the recent announcement of a capital increase (19.5 EUR) generated during a violent adjustment by investors (two downside gaps at 29.87 EUR and 27 EUR).

Hours before the execution of Troy Davis, his antithesis, Lawrence Brewer, was killed in the state of Texas in almost indifference. The racist murder of which he was convicted had shocked the United States.

While the eyes of the world were focused on Georgia, where Davis was waiting to be executed, another has been sentenced to death by lethal injection in Texas in the almost universal indifference. Indeed, all separated by Lawrence Davis Brewer. The latter, aged 44, was convicted with two other accomplices, a sordid racist murder in the late 1990s.

Small strikes, joined a pro-white racist organization after a stay in prison, Lawrence Brewer said the last day does not regret the murder of the father of Black 49. As summarized by one member of the Movement for the Abolition of the death penalty in Texas, Lawrence Brewer “is not a nice guy.”

On June 7, 1998, James Byrd, who can not afford a car, walking in the town of Jasper, Texas a small community of 7,000 people a hundred miles of Houston. It took a lift by three men: John William King, Lawrence Brewer and Shawn Berry. Fifteen miles later, the pickup stops on a lonely road. James Byrd was beaten and fainted. It is then tied by the legs with a chain connected to the vehicle.

The three men dragged the body of the father of nearly five miles on a country road, taking care to zigzag the vehicle so that the body horehound from left to right. James Byrd, who has regained consciousness, trying to protect itself by moving up on his forearms. But it was soon skinned elbows to the bone. His head then hits an obstacle on the road. He was beheaded on the spot. The three men leave what remains of the body a few yards away.