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Three major Connecticut school bus companies are facing 38 civil lawsuits stemming from...

Amerikan ordusu, roket hızını kargo taşımacılığında kullanmak istiyor. Amerikan Hava Kuvvetleri ve Uzay Kuvvetleri, uzay alanında çalışan firmalara özel bir roket tasarlamaları için çağrı yaptı.

Unite has committed itself to achieving 90.6 percent efficiency levels across all First Eastern Counties bus depots from June 2021.

The Peoples Resource Center Job Assistance Program is hosting its sixth annual Career Fair on two dates in June.

Just 61.3 per cent of investors in the train and bus business voted in favour of the deal with 38.7 per cent rejecting it. Only 50 per cent of shareholders needed to agree to the deal.

By Scott Wright

A Lanarkshire-based gin producer is looking to move into larger premises after mapping out expansion plans for its start-up brand.  Launched in October 2018, Ellis Gin offers a range of premium gins and ready-to-drink cocktails that includes four premium gins, two of which are colour-changing. The company aims to bring "a bit of fun" to the gin market with its collection mixed with carefully selected botanicals.  Throughout lockdown, business owner Carol Jackson was focused on buil...

The Belgrade School Board this week approved a new pay matrix for its non-union classified employees.

The hedge fund called for a recount, saying that the deal was a “most imprudent business decision”. Shares in First Group fell 4.0 per cent immediately after the deal was approved. Coast, which owns nearly 14 per cent of First Group, had long backed the sale of the assets, but said that the EQT deal undervalued the businesses. The New York-based fund rallied a number of other investors to its cause, including 12-per-cent owner Schroders and proxy group Glass Lewis. Nevertheless, a simple ma...

First Group shareholders have voted in favour of allowing the firm to sell its US school bus and transit divisions for £3.3billion. Just 61.3 per cent of investors in the train and bus business voted in favour of the deal with 38.7 per cent rejecting it.  Only 50 per cent of shareholders needed to agree to the deal for it to be approved. All aboard: First Group shareholders have voted in favour of allowing the firm to sell its US school bus and transit divisions for £3.3bn Bosses sold the F...