The above is the share price for Lynas Corp over the last two years.
The cash flow position for the quarter ending 31 December 2013 (left column) and the half-year to 31 December 2013 (right column) is shown below:
The above is the share price for Lynas Corp over the last two years.
The cash flow position for the quarter ending 31 December 2013 (left column) and the half-year to 31 December 2013 (right column) is shown below:
This review of detailed EIA of one of the largest land reclamation projects in the country was prepared by the Penang Forum Steering Committee and concerned individuals.
Emotions were running high among the family members of the Chinese passengers on board MH370 as they marched to the Malaysian Embassy in Beijing to demand answers.
These few articles are worth reading:
A disease that could kill Malaysia – Faisal S Hazis (Aliran)
How will the MH370 saga affect Malaysia’s relations with China? – The Diplomat (Thanks to AH for the link).
German magazine, Der Spiegel, has a slightly different and more technical take of what could have happened to MH370. (Thanks to AH for the link).
An Inmarsat official explains how they managed to zero in on the area where the plane could have ended its journey. (Thanks to Salak for the link.)
This important video discusses how corporate-led globalisation is harming the planet. Well worth a watch.
Prime Minister Najib is expected to hold an unscheduled press conference at 10.00pm today, the PM’s Department has just announced.
First they said three to four tons of mangosteens, then they said it was carrying lithim-ion batteries, now they tell us the plane was carrying 200kg of lithium-ion batteries. What is the maximum weight or quantity limit of such batteries allowed on a passenger plane?
We should have paid more attention to the East Coast fisher folks’ eyewitness accounts of a plane with a bright light flying unusually.
An RAAF plane has located objects in the search area 2500km southwest of Perth. The HMAS Success is at the scene, according to the Australian Maritime Safety Authority.
The flight from KL to Seoul carrying 271 passengers had to make an emergency landing in Hong Kong last night after an electricity generator failed. Power for the Airbus 330-300continued to be supplied by an auxiliary power unit and the plane landed safely.
On Friday, another Malaysia Airlines plane ran into difficulty after hitting a flock of birds while landing at Kathmandu.