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THE CHIEF of an organisation campaigning for the separation of church and state has backed Shetland councillors on their stance around the requirement to appoint religious representatives to a committee. Stephen Evans, chief executive of the National Secular Society, said...
THE NEED for the councils in Scotland to appoint religious representatives on education committees is “quite frankly ridiculous in the 21st Century”, according to one Shetland elected member. Gary Robinson criticised the requirement and said he would prefer to have local...
Mohammed Al Fayed buys Inveroykel Estate; a student drowns at Durness; and the Prince of Wales departs Dunrobin.
E-Waste, shell company linked to $100 million New Jersey deli, announces reverse merger CNBC 1 hr ago Dan Mangan E-Waste, a shell company linked to a nearly $100 million company that owns just one New Jersey deli, announced it will enter into a reverse merger transaction with a privately held corporation. E-Waste, which itself has a sky-high market capitalization of $110 million despite having no business operations, had been marketed with the deli company, Hometown International, for such a reverse merger or similar transaction. E-Waste's mailing address is in a North Carol...
Hometown International has a massive stock market capitalization despite owning just a small New Jersey deli.