Author: Matthew Loh
Radia originally built the Windrunner to carry wind turbine blades, but now wants to airlift batches of Chinooks and fighter jets at a time.Read More
First Fed Bank in Washington has gone live with the Apiture Digital Banking Platform.Read More
Sjoerd Leenart, Asia Pacific CEO and Head of Banking at JPMorgan, discusses the bank’s business strategy in India and how they see the country as a ‘bright spot’. He speaks with Menaka Doshi from the sidelines of the ‘JPMorgan India Conference’ in Mumbai. (Source: Bloomberg)Read More
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind. – Holladay Properties is paving the way for additional modern industrial space options with the planned construction of the Aldridge Building, 6101 Cleveland Ave., directly west of the Haskell Building. The tax abatement approval moves the project to its next steps, said EDCMC Executive Director Clarence L. Hulse. “Holladay continues to invest in our city and county, and this space will provide a facility to attract new light manufacturing/assembly businesses and bolster our competitive edge,” Hulse said. The speculative 54,000-square-foot flex industrial building is designed to accommodate one to four tenant spaces with potential for 6,750 square-foot…
Children as young as seven are looking beyond pocket money or a Saturday job to run lucrative side hustlesRead More
The Cowboys’ inability to effectively pressure the past two opposing QBs they faced should beg serious questions about whether there’s more than just execution hampering the unit.Read More
Who were the winners and losers from the Packers shocking loss to the Cleveland Browns?Read More
Gary Shaughnessy from Berkshire is trying out different sports to raise money for Parkinson.Read More
RNS Number : 1846A Airtel Africa PLC 22 September 2025 Airtel Africa plc(‘Airtel Africa’, or the ‘Company’)Update on share buy-back programmeLondon and Lagos, 22 September 2025: Airtel Africa, a leading provider of telecommunications and mobile money services, with a presence in 14 countries ac…Read More
Global travel disruptions in August and September 2025 included cyberattacks, strikes, severe weather, protests, and natural disasters, impacting air travel worldwide.Read More