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BP's return to profit is a boost for shareholders but it stands accused of cashing in on the energy crisis and shares are still below pre-pandemic levels
Shell has vowed to halve so-called Scope 1 and 2 emissions from its operations by 2030 against their 2016 levels, on its way to becoming a net zero business by mid-century.
1 of 16 Tyler Ewing marches up and down the length of the tent to show bidders a hand-blown white glass pumpkin. CECIL WHIG PHOTO BY JANE BELLMYER Marie Madron excitedly shows her winning number for the white pumpkin she won at the Cecil County Fair Auction. CECIL WHIG PHOTO BY JANE BELLMYER Brenda Curry helps her friend, Deb Given, celebrate winning the chainsaw-carved fox at the Cecil County Fair Wednesday night. CECIL WHIG PHOTO BY JANE BELLMYER Grant Barczewski holds tight to a hand blown glass vase and shows it off to bidders Wednesday night at the Cecil County Fa...
The buyers have wasted no time in appointing a new CEO. Troubled Hamilton aeroplane manufacturer Pacific Aerospace has been bought out of liquidation by the owners of Mercer Airfield. Palms on George, owned by Pukekohe-based Neil Young and Dee Bond, also operates the Tuakau Bridge Motorhome Park, Mercer Motel and Mercer Landing restaurant. The owners are both from an aviation background. Mercer Airfield is largely used for skydiving, a major application of Pacific Aerospace’s aircraft, alongside agriculture. The aircraft company went into liquidation in February with more than 250 credi...
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CAA extends breathing space for operators of Pacific Aerospace aircraft 3 Mar, 2021 04:38 AM 3 minutes to read There is some good news for owners and operators of aircraft made by Pacific Aerospace, now in interim liquidation - New Zealand's Civil Aviation Authority has extended its decision not to revoke the planemaker's certifications. The veteran Waikato planemaker has more than 300 aircraft in operation around the world and has supplied aircraft to around 80 per cent of the topdressing industry. If the CAA revoked its organisational certificates due to its insolvency, those aircraft could...