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GREENFIELD, Ind.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Elanco Animal Health Incorporated (NYSE: ELAN) today announces its inclusion in FORTUNE’s 2021 Change the World list, which recognizes companies that have made an important social or environmental impact through their profit-making strategy and operations. This year’s publication honored Elanco’s shared value initiative “East Africa Growth Accelerator (EAGA)”…

Message : Required fields KBR employees working on the Sellafield Programme and Project Partners (PPP) contract in the UK are excited to welcome six new interns. KBR employees working on Sellafield Ltds Programme and Project Partners (PPP) contract in the North West of England are set to be joined by six new intern recruits, after they successfully completed a four-week virtual skills academy to prepare them for the workplace. The PPP internship scheme seeks to bring n...

Southampton Crossings is a 527-bedroom development overlooking Watts Park. It was built by Midas Construction for developer Victoria Hall Management Limited on behalf of RPMI Railpen – the investment manager for the £30billion railways pension scheme. The developer drew up an employment and skills plan to maximise the scheme’s benefit for the local area. A report by Southampton City Council said the developer offered 12 work placements for students, 15 new apprenticeships and jobs ...

The search for value among the numbers Sep 04, 2012 We will continue to consume and trade as the climate changes. But in a world where production and supply chains come under increasing strain, how far down the path is it right to exploit profit-making opportunities posed by extreme weather? And, if profit is not enough, what measure of value should we use as an alternative?     So, the searing drought afflicting two thirds of the US is good for business. Or, at least, good for commoditie...