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GOL Announces up to R$512 Million Capital Increase News provided by Share this article SÃO PAULO, April 28, 2021 /PRNewswire/ --  GOL Linhas Aéreas Inteligentes S.A. (NYSE: GOL and B3: GOLL4), ("GOL" or "Company"), Brazils largest domestic airline, today announces it is initiating a capital increase of up to approximately R$512 million ("Capital Increase") led by its controlling shareholders, the Constantino brothers. GOLs controlling shareholders have informed the Companys Board of Direct...

Career Executive Service Officers (CESOs), Career Executive Service Eligibles (CESEs) and Career Service Executive Eligibles (CSEEs) attentively listen to a presentation during a CESB Leadership Conclave with the Theme: "Govergence: Cultivating Exemplary Service." (Photo courtesy of Mr. Ernesto Alcanzare, Yes For Peace - Bayanihan ng Bayan lead organizer) The Whole of Nation approach to ending the armed conflicts being pursued by the National Task Force to End the Local Communist Armed Conflict...

SAN JOSE, Antique, March 1 (PIA) -- The province of Antique is banking on the development of its cacao industry as an additional boost to the agriculture sector. In an interview with Vice Governor Edgar Denosta, he said that a provincial ordinance he sponsored, along with Board Members Fernando Corvera Sr. and Victor Rizardo Condez, was approved creating the Provincial Task Force for Cacao Inventory and Development. “Gusto naton ma-inventory ang existing nga mga tanom nga cacao kag lantawon...

California State Treasurer Fiona Ma announced the approval today of the sale of up to $68 million in revenue bonds for Chapman University. The sale was approved by the California Educational Facilities Authority (CEFA), chaired by Treasurer Ma. Proceeds of the bonds will be used by Chapman to refund its prior debt issued through CEFA, as well as to fund the costs of issuance. “I am so pleased that we can help Chapman University refinance their debt and save money so they can contribute more o...

How to Launch the Next Great Era of Black Prosperity Historically black colleges are the institution best positioned to deliver greater racial equality throughout America. They just need support. Left: Students on campus at Howard University in 1946; Right: A class at Spelman College in 2018 Left: Alfred Eisenstaedt / The LIFE Picture Collection / Getty; Right: Melissa Golden / Redux Link Copied Even today, in this time of racial awakening, many w...

Monday, 08 February 2021 Turboden, a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. based in Lombardy, Italy, and Mitsubishi Power, Ltd. have jointly received an order for 29-MW binary cycle power generation equipment to be installed at the geothermal power plant operated in Palayan, in the southeastern sector of Luzon Island in the Philippines, by Energy Development Corporation, a local geothermal company. Turboden will provide the complete power generation system, and Mitsubishi Power will p...

EDC orders 29MW power generation system for BacMan geothermal plant By JON VIKTOR D. CABUENAS, GMA News Published February 3, 2021 12:09pm Lopez-led Energy Development Corp. (EDC) has ordered a 29-megawatt (MW) binary cycle power generation system from Turboden S.p.A -- a joint company of Italy-based Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd. and Mitsubishi Power Ltd. -- for the local firms geothermal plant in Palayan. Turboden on Wednesday said it will provide the complete power generation syste...

Samuel Corum / Getty Images Originally published on December 20, 2020 9:28 pm U.S. lawmakers have announced an agreement on a handful of higher education measures that would provide meaningful help to marginalized students, students of color and many of the schools that serve them. The aid is part of a broad new set of legislation, meant to fund the federal government through fiscal year 2021. Lawmakers are expected to vote on the proposed changes this week. "This bipartisan agreement is...

Congress Poised To Simplify FAFSA, And Help People In Prison Go To College at 6:07 pm NPR U.S. lawmakers have announced an agreement on a handful of higher education measures that would provide meaningful help to marginalized students, students of color and many of the schools that serve them. The aid is part of a broad new set of legislation, meant to fund the federal government through fiscal year 2021. Lawmakers are expected to vote on the proposed changes this week. "This...

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