At the same time there are huge businesspossibilities here because the challenge that

At the same time, there are huge businesspossibilities here because the challenge that the world faces will demandmajor investments in technology and telecommunication."My confidence about the future is based on communication not just beinga basic human need; it is playing an increasingly large role in thedevelopment of society. At Ericsson, we will go on working forsustainable development and a world where everyone can communicate witheach other. We can only do this by ensuring that we maintain ourtechnology leadership, our market leadership and good profitability."Notes to editorsEricsson's 2009 annual shareholder meeting took place at Ericsson Globein Stockholm on April 22 with 1350 shareholders registered. The agendacan be found at: At ,you can also find the press release from the meeting with theshareholders' decisions.You can find video material from Ericsson at: are also on and is the world's leading provider of technology and services totelecom operators. The market leader in 2G and 3G mobile technologies,Ericsson supplies communications services and manages networks that servemore than 250 million subscribers.

The company's portfolio comprisesmobile and fixed network infrastructure, and broadband and multimediasolutions for operators, enterprises and developers. The Sony Ericssonjoint venture provides consumers with feature-rich personal mobiledevices.Ericsson is advancing its vision of 'communication for all' throughinnovation, technology, and sustainable business solutions. Working in175 countries, more than 70,000 employees generated revenue of USD 27billion (SEK 209 billion) in 2008. Founded in 1876 and headquartered inStockholm, Sweden, Ericsson is listed on OMX Nordic Exchange Stockholmand NASDAQ.For more information, visit or FURTHER INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACTMediaEricsson Corporate Public & Media RelationsPhone: +46 10 719 69 92E-mail: InvestorsEricsson Investors RelationsPhone: +46 10 719 0000E-mail: AGM_Eng: announcement was originally distributed by Hugin. The issuer issolely responsible for the content of this announcement.CopyrightCopyright Hugin AS 2009. All rights reserved.Copyright 2009, Market Wire, All rights reserved.-0-. He thanks his long legs for his uncanny ability to go for a submission from any position in a fight.Naturally, I will be very eager to see the 155-pound six-footer's next fight, and hope it goes a little longer than 56 seconds.And, of course, because I am so curious, if I could ask Donald who trains at Greg Jackson's gym in Albuquerque, N.M.

with most of my favorite fighters, which of the MMA fighters he knows and trains with, would make the best bull riding prospect.Maybe Roger Huerte?. The NBA Draft is over and done with, and former Tennessee Volunteer Chris Lofton did not hear his named called.An All-American, Lofton was deemed by scouts as too short and too slow to defend the two spot, and not quick enough to play the point. Former Volunteer All-American and SEC Player-of-the-Year Ron Slay went undrafted in 2003 and has been bouncing around the Development League and European leagues since.This, however, is not the end of these former stars' NBA dreams.These two have been given a second chance by a man they once called coach. Former Volunteer coach Buzz Peterson now serves as director of player personnel for the Charlotte Bobcats. Charlotte has expressed interest in Lofton, and has invited him to their NBA Summer League team and also have reportedly arranged for Ron Slay to come in for a workout with the team. A interesting development for a coach who was fired by Tennessee in 2005 after going 61-59 with no NCAA appearances.Peterson is still helping two of his former players even though he was ousted as their coach.. DUBLIN--(Business Wire)--Research andMarkets( http://)has announced the addition of the "Latvia Insurance Report 2009" report to theiroffering.

The Latvia Insurance Report provides independent forecasts and competitiveintelligence on Latvia's insurance industry. The most striking change since the last report has been the rapid development ofthe now worldwide credit crisis and the subsequent recession following on fromit. The Latvian general economy is already experiencing markedly negative yearon year rates of growth. So, the very considerable macro-economic imbalancesthat developed in the preceding boom which were greater in Latvia than the otherBaltic states, mean that Latvia looks destined for a very hard landing with asmuch as two years of negative growth.