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Chemical weapons watchdog picks Ekokem, Veolia to destroy Syria's stockpile

Fri, 14th Feb 2014 09:30

AMSTERDAM, Feb 14 (Reuters) - Ekokem AB of Finland andVeolia of France have won contracts to destroy part ofSyria's chemical weapons stockpile, the global watchdog OPCWsaid on Friday.

The Hague-based Organisation for the Prohibition of ChemicalWeapons, which is overseeing the destruction process, hasearmarked up to 40 million euros ($55 million) for thecommercial processing of 500 tonnes of industrial chemicals andmillions of litres of toxic waste.

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6 Jul 2009 16:37

London close: Late rally fizzles out

Footsie made a brief attempt to lift itself into the blue in late trading but finished where it spent most of the day: firmly in negative territory. Declining metal and oil prices took their toll on resource stocks. Copper miners Lonmin and Kazakhmys are among the big fallers, despite both stocks b

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6 Jul 2009 14:26

London afternoon: Defensives in favour as stocks slide

Footsie is halfway to a triple digit fall as resource stocks drag the market lower, with many pundits suggesting that the market may have bounced back too far since it reversed course in March. Declining metal and oil prices are taking their toll on resource stocks. Copper miners Lonmin and Kazakhm

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6 Jul 2009 12:07

London midday: Miners drag Footsie down

Resource stocks have dragged Footise lower and with Wall Street predicted to open lower there is little prospect of a transatlantic boost in the afternoon session. Declining metal and oil prices are taking their toll on resource stocks. Copper miners Lonmin and Kazakhmys are among the big fallers,

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6 Jul 2009 10:30

Augean no longer in talks

Hazardous waste management firm Augean confirmed that it is no longer in talks with any party about a possible offer after One Fifty One pulled out of a bid. The group said talks with One Fifty One were terminated after no offer was forthcoming "at a level or structure which the board was prepared

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