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Elon Musk set to cash in at Tesla as deliveries and shares soar | Technology | The Guardian
The boss of the electric carmaker has a $50bn pay package ready to roll if the firm hits a $100bn valuation — Read on http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2020/jan/18/elon-musk-tesla-fifty-billion-dollar-pay-package-shares-soar
Iain Cameron suggests how successful growth sectors could show other sectors.
Uk Growth: 2008 – 2016 Published on November 17, 2017 Iain Cameron In the eight years 2008-2016 the UK economy only grew by about 10 pc and currently is slowing further. This 10pc is about £173bn in constant price terms. … Continue reading
Councils need ‘clarity’ on highways funding allocations.
Attribution: Mark Whitehead. A leading motorists’ organisation has demanded clarity from transport secretary Chris Grayling over plans for spending on roads. The RAC Foundation welcomed the announcement of new spending in the Autumn Statement but said local authorities needed to … Continue reading
September 21st is EDWARD day.
The Road Safety Unit of the European Commission’s Directorate General for Mobility and Transport has just launched a campaign with TISPOL (the European Traffic Police Network) called “EDWARD – the European Day Without A Road Death” which is scheduled for … Continue reading
Small Charitable Donations Bill announced in Queen’s Speech
The government has today announced its intention to introduce a Small Charitable Donations Bill to simplify the Gift Aid Small Donations Scheme. Source: Small Charitable Donations Bill announced in Queen’s Speech
RHA brands Calais charity comments as “absolutely outrageous”.
The Road Haulage Association (@RHANews) shares the view of police and crime commissioner for Surrey, Kevin Hurley (@kvnbhrly1), that the migrant camp at Calais is unpoliced. In addition, it considers comments made by Care4Calais charity founder, Claire Moseley to be … Continue reading
The new Ford GT.
The new Ford GT looks tasty – production starts next year and will commemorate the successes at Le Mans back in 1966. Christopher Macgowan @chrismacgowan
Tower Bridge glass walkways open
For a different view of London, head to Tower Bridge, where high level walkways with glass floors were opened to the public on Monday. The walkways will provide spectacular bird’s eye views of the bridge lifts, which generally occur every … Continue reading
A note from Dan Jones
Dan Jones. Chairman Lean Enterprise Academy http://www.leanuk.org Lean is about helping organisations and individuals to learn to do things they could not previously do in order to meet the business challenges they face. The more problems they learn to solve … Continue reading
SOUTH KOREA: Hyundai mulls fourth China assembly plant.
By Graeme Roberts Hyundai Motor considering building a fourth car plant in China to meet local demand. As well as three Hyundai plants with a fourth under consideration, the group has Kia plants in China – this … Continue reading
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