Peter Eavis
Reporter at The New York Times
Reporter at The New York Times. I cover the business of moving stuff around the world. Tips appreciated: [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
thestar.com.my | Stephen Castle |Michael Shear |Peter Eavis
THE British government has ordered an urgent investigation into how a fire at an electricity substation left Heathrow Airport in London in darkness on March 21, crippling one of the world’s busiest airports. “We are determined to properly understand what happened and what lessons need to be learned,” British Energy Secretary Ed Miliband said in a statement late the next day. Already a subscriber? Log in.
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1 month ago |
thestar.com.my | Peter Eavis |Maureen Farrell
US President Donald Trump had been hammering Panama for weeks over its most valuable asset, the Panama Canal, saying, without evidence, that China operated the waterway. There seemed to be no way Panama could get Washington off its back. Now, Wall Street has intervened.
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1 month ago |
telegraphindia.com | Stephen Castle |Michael Shear |Peter Eavis
The fire, which the authorities believe was likely accidental, raised questions about the resilience of Britain’s key infrastructure and whether the country has invested enough to maintain it. But some experts said the blackout was probably unavoidable given the scale of the blaze at the substation Stephen Castle, Michael D.
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1 month ago |
nzherald.co.nz | Stephen Castle |Michael Shear |Peter Eavis
The fire struck one of three substations that convert and distribute electricity to Heathrow. The British authorities ordered an urgent investigation, but some experts said that any airport would be crippled by being cut from the electrical grid. The British government has ordered an urgent investigation into how a fire at an electricity substation left Heathrow Airport in London in darkness on Friday (Saturday NZT), crippling one of the world’s busiest airports.
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1 month ago |
flipboard.com | Peter Eavis
8 hours agoScenes playing out in Nigeria during holiday periods could be in a movie: emotional reunions at airport terminals, champagne flowing like water in high-end clubs and A-list Afrobeats performers dominating stages to packed audiences nationwide. This is when Nigerians abroad return for a visit to the …
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i did the math and the average cost of going through the panama canal was up nearly 60 percent from 2018-2023. but even with that increase, the canal's tolls and fees don't add much to the cost of consumer items. https://t.co/ie9NBJUE8q
The other reporter in the family actually gets scoops!
Scoop from @SeabornLarson and me: A Hamilton senator recently signed a state-funded contract with a longtime business associate all without legislative leadership's knowledge or parktaking in the public bidding process. https://t.co/W0oSUzXYhy
