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Germanys Economic Stabilisation Fund  WSF  is to sell up to a quarter of the 20% stake it took in flag carrier Lufthansa as part of a state rescue package last summer.The WSF acquired the one-fifth share in Lufthansa in June 2020 as part of a 鈧? billion  $7 billion  in support measures to help counter the impact of the pandemic. That included 鈧?.7 billion as a silent contribution to to the carrier and 鈧?00 million through  <a href=https://www.stanleycups.ro>stanley cup</a> the acquisition of the 20% stake.Source: LufthansaThe German state also provided a loan guarantee for a further 鈧? billion advanced to the group.Germanys Finance Agency today says that set against the positive corporate development of Lufthansa, the WSF will from today over several weeks sell up to a maximum of 5% of shares in Lufthansa. That represents a quarter of WSFs stake in the German carrier.Earlier this month Lufthansa, in posting a roughly halving of second quarter losses, said improved bookings amid the easing in travel restrictions and faster-than-expected progress in cost-savings meant it had stopped cash outflow during the quarter.In those results Lufthansa Group said undrawn government stabilisation measures andloans from Germany, Switzerland, Austria and Belgium stood at 鈧?.87 billion, including 鈧? billio <a href=https://www.stanley-cups.de>stanley cup</a> n under the German silent participation .TopicsAi <a href=https://www.stanley-cup-website.us>stanley cup</a> rlinesEuropeLufthansaStrategy                                                Related articles                                                                                                      Sgxf 6 UMaine women s hockey players enter transfer portal
聽lettersnewsSince the board of directors of Regional School Unit 20 in Searsport recently rejected聽the federal governments offer to rebate most of the cost for new electric buses and charging stations,聽I have to ask: will Searsport taxpayers now have to purchase or lease the districts next fleet of fossil fuel buses The board of directors vote is shortsighted for several reasons.Simple economics 鈥?not saving local taxpayer dollars. Basically the federal government is purchasing the buses and paying for the charging stations. Few local tax do <a href=https://www.stanleycup.com.se>stanley sverige</a> llars are required. Regular maintenance and energy costs are much less for electric buses. This is a missed financial savings opportunity.Environmental impact 鈥?good for the environment. Electric buses are environmentally friendly, diesel buses are not. One now wonders if classroom lessons on climate change ring hollow to students. A school district should be seen as a respected community leader on pressing environmental concerns.Common sense 鈥?practical and reasonable. The comments given for not purchasing the buses seem more like lame excuses rather than legitimate reasons. Other school districts that voted  yes 8221 <a href=https://www.cup-stanley.us>stanley usa</a> ; have resolved similar concerns. Searsport can, too.Hopefully Regional School Unit 20 will reconsider this shortsighted decision at a future meeting.Durl KruseSearsportMore articles fr <a href=https://www.stanleycups.com.mx>stanley mexico</a> om the BDN
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