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FAW Trucks Eastern Cape marks two years as brand’s top dealership in SA By Herald Reporter - 25 May 2021 PROUD ACHIEVEMENT: FAW Trucks reached the top spot in the heavy commercial vehicle segment of the SA market for the first time in the first quarter of 2020 and the Eastern Cape dealership is also proud of its after-sales service Image: Supplied FAW Trucks Eastern Cape will celebrate two years as one of the truck brand’s top dealerships in SA in June. The facility has played a significant part in FAW Trucks reaching the top spot in the heavy commercia...

TORONTO — As the Blue Jays attempt to tiptoe their way to contention through an imperfect pitching situation, cracks have started to show. They’re not unexpected. Before losing five in a row, a couple of them in gut-wrenching fashion, the club’s decision-makers were quietly feeling great about where they stood through 40 games. They were tiptoeing well, piecing together the pitching, getting key outs late and scoring lots of runs. But relying on an overworked group of relievers to twirl a 2.50 ERA through two bullpen days on a weekly basis isn’t sustainable through 162 games, and it�...

Baby Jays Recap - Nick Frasso debuts and LJ Talley hit two HR’s Share this story Jonathan Dyer-USA TODAY Sports It was another positive night for the Baby Jays on Thursday, as they were able to pick up 3 wins in 4 games. LJ Talley & Samad Taylor had big games with the bat, but the real positive was the 2021 debut of Thomas Hatch, a strong start from CJ Van Eyk and the professional debut of Nick Frasso Buffalo (10-5) - Loss 4-1 to Worcester Buffalo picked up the lone loss for the Baby Jays on Thursday night, as they lost 4-1 against Worcester. Aside from it being a Red Sox affiliate, the big...

Former van Eyk Research chief executive, Mark Peter Thomas, has been charged with four counts of dishonestly using his position as a director or officer of a company with the intention of gaining an advantage for himself, according to the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.

Former van Eyk CEO charged Seven years after company’s collapse, former CEO charged with using his position dishonestly in charges carrying up to 20 years jail time. Crime by Cliona O’Dowd Premium Content Subscriber only The former CEO of failed financial services firm van Eyk has been charged with four counts of dishonestly using his position as a director or officer of a company with the intention of gaining an advantage for himself. Fronting court seven years after the company collapsed into administration, Mark Thomas, who was CEO of van Eyk ...