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How are leveraged buyouts even legal.

See also; McDonnell-Douglas acquiring Boeing, Skydance acquiring Paramount then WB, Private Equity in general.

It may be a timing/supply issue?

Sure has, for a select few.

They are?

They did make a whole bunch of christian references, which is part of my iffyness with the actual text.

The story they tell starts in the 90’s.

A biblical quote described the ear he’d grown, and was the first place he found out more about it after the literature he’d consulted contained nothing.

Annoying title, decent article.

Working with the lab of Teofilo Vamerali, then a professor at the University of Parma, Perobelli determined that the grain was Triticum turgidum—literally “swollen wheat” in Latin. Known in English as “poulard wheat,” it had originally evolved in what today are Turkey, Egypt and other nearby Mediterranean countries. And searching agricultural references, Perobelli found that it had been grown in Italy, too, until farmers shifted toward higher-yield commercial varieties. That solved the mystery of the seed bag stashed away in the attic: It had survived because Grossi’s grandfather saved some of the heritage grains.

Though China isn’t there yet, the share contributed by coal is declining. The reason solar panels have gotten as cheap as they are is thanks to Chinese production.

Just because they aren’t making the greatest visible strides yet, they would appear to be gearing up for a big shift. If their push for electric cars is anything to go by, they would appear capable of committing to change.

Meanwhile America and Europe are dragging their feet.
Just because they aren’t there yet, doesn’t mean we should give up.
Just because you see someone else littering, doesn’t mean it’s all useless and you might as well not bother with bins anymore.

I have been inclined to give Proton the benefit of doubt with some of their stuff, but this is pretty rough.

And by ‘it’ haha well
lets justr say. My Peanits