by Andrew Morton | Mar 22, 2014 | Oil
Oil futures climbed toward the $50 level on Thursday, driven higher by a bullish outlook following weekly U.S. inventory data, but market participants expected the commodity to trade in a narrow range ahead of a OPEC meeting next week. On the New York Mercantile...
by Andrew Morton | Mar 21, 2014 | Business, Cars, Environment
The 3.1 million-lb scaffolding system is contributing to the replacement of the 50-year-old Gerald Desmond Bridge Construction crews lifted a massive 3.1 million-lb piece of scaffolding on Tuesday in Long Beach, Calif., as part of the construction of a bridge...
by Andrew Morton | Mar 21, 2014 | Uncategorized
March 20 Marks the First Day of Spring, and Its Time To Clean and Recycle! Thankfully the long and cold winter is almost behind us. For many, springtime is a time where you organize the house, the office, the business, or maybe the classroom. More often than not,...
by Andrew Morton | Mar 10, 2014 | Oil
Vehicle-makers are introducing more wearable equipment to alleviate stresses and strains, giving assembly workers a somewhat cyborg look. AMS reports on the latest innovations being rolled out by Audi and BMW As the robots used in automotive manufacturing become more...
by Andrew Morton | Mar 10, 2014 | Gasoline
Swiss drilling contractor Transocean has posted a half year loss in revenues, due to a number of “unfavorable items” bringing down the accounts. Revenues for up to June 2017 amounted to £1.1billion down compared to the £1.6billion made in the same period last year....
