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Paul Newman's hot-rodded Volvo 740 wagon can now be yours - Vimarsana News

Paul Newman's hot-rodded Volvo 740 wagon can now be yours

The Hollywood actor loved modifying Volvo station wagons to create the ultimate 'sleeper' cars. Now this one can be yours.

Syrian businessman denies ties to Beirut explosives - Vimarsana News

Syrian businessman denies ties to Beirut explosives

Businessman George Haswani told Reuters the accusations against him are a fabrication.

Syrian businessman Haswani denies links to Beirut blast chemicals - Vimarsana News

Syrian businessman Haswani denies links to Beirut blast chemicals

BEIRUT/TRIPOLI (Reuters) - A Lebanese man was killed in Tripoli on Thursday in clashes between security forces and protesters angry that a strict lockdown has left them with no means to survive the economy's collapse.

Syrian Businessman Haswani Denies Links to Beirut Port Explosion - Vimarsana News

Syrian Businessman Haswani Denies Links to Beirut Port Explosion

Thursday, 28 January, 2021 - 09:00 Rubble, spilled grains remain around towering silos in Beirut, Lebanon. (AP) Asharq Al-Awsat Syrian businessman George Haswani denied any links on Wednesday to last year’s explosion that killed 200 people in Beirut, telling Reuters that he knew nothing about a company linked to the purchase of the fertilizer that exploded in the port. Haswani was named by Reuters and other media outlets this month after it emerged that a company he owned, Hesco Engineering and Construction Company Ltd, maint...

Source: aawsat.com
Beirut blast chemicals possibly linked to Syrian businessmen - report, company filings - Vimarsana News

Beirut blast chemicals possibly linked to Syrian businessmen - report, company filings

5 Min Read BEIRUT/LONDON/MOSCOW (Reuters) - The company that bought the ammonium nitrate which exploded in Beirut last August had possible links to two Syrian businessmen under U.S. sanctions for ties to President Bashar al-Assad, according to a report by a Lebanese journalist and London company filings. FILE PHOTO: A still image taken from a drone footage shows the damage two days after an explosion in Beirut's port area, Lebanon August 6, 2020. Reuters TV/via REUTERS Savaro Ltd, the trading firm which procured the chemicals in 2013, shared a London address with companies linked to George Ha...