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Global efforts to reduce the environmental impact of the shipping industry have seen new measures by the International Maritime Organisation (IMO), co...

Mohr Capital Acquires Chipotle Redevelopment In Acworth, Georgia 2,325-SF restaurant will feature new, high-margin 'Chipotlane' News provided by Share this article Share this article ACWORTH, Ga., Jan. 25, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Mohr Capital, a Dallas-based privately held real estate investment firm, has acquired an existing convenience store located at 3355 Cobb Parkway in Acworth, Georgia, for redevelopment as a Chipotle Mexican Grill. The property is a 1.36-acre outparcel in front of Home Depot, fronting Cobb Parkway, across from Lakeside Marketplace. Mohr Capital began razing the existing 2...

Cash drop controversy: Who is Safety Warehouse boss Andrew Thorn? 11 Dec, 2020 04:36 AM 5 minutes to read A cash drop stunt by Safety Warehouse turned ugly when the crowd discovered the money wasn't real. Video / Haki Ani TePaea / Deesparkles A cash drop stunt by Safety Warehouse turned ugly when the crowd discovered the money wasn't real. Video / Haki Ani TePaea / Deesparkles NZ Herald Relatively unknown businessman Andrew Thorn was thrust into the public spotlight this week after his company's $100,000 cash drop turned violent. Greenback Ecommerce Ltd, trading as The Safety Warehouse, is be...

The fake money drop is now in the hands of the Commerce Commission. The Christchurch businessman behind The Safety Warehouse’s $100,000 cash drop, Andrew Thorn, says the event was “well-intentioned” and not misleading. The event was marketed by his PPE retailer business Safety Warehouse as “New Zealand’s first-ever mass cash drop”, with the promise of “actual money” flying from the sky to the tune of $100,000. But numerous reports recounted people being knocked down in the stampede for cash, and some of those in the crowd responding with anger and violence when they realise...