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Former National Transportation Safety Board Chairman Christopher Hart, who is chairing the review, told reporters on Friday that it would begin later in April and would take about 90 days. Hart said the review is in response “to the growing need for globalization .. because these airplanes are all over the place” and to the need for a “uniform response.”. The FAA said last week it was forming an international team to review the safety of the aircraft, grounded worldwide following two deadly crashes - in Indonesia in October and in Ethiopia last month - that killed nearly 350 people.
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Chinese airlines operated 97 of the 371 737 MAX jets in service before the grounding, the most of any country, according to Flightglobal data. Hart said the “accidents of the future” will not be mechanical problems like an engine falling off but rather like the two fatal MAX crashes where anti-stall software and pilot actions have been raised. “A person and the automation don’t work together right,” Hart said. “It’s going to be tougher to decide what’s the bright line for grounding this thing, what’s the bright line for ungrounding this thing.”.
LONDON (Reuters) - Debenhams’ lenders took control of the ailing British retailer on Tuesday in a process designed to keep its shops open at the expense of shareholders, including an irate Mike Ashley, who were wiped out, Once the country’s biggest department store chain, Debenhams had been hit by a sharp slowdown in sales, high rents and ballooning debt, plus an acrimonious power struggle with billionaire Ashley’s Sports Direct, Administrators were appointed on Tuesday after Ashley’s last-ditch ribbed mother of pearl silver tuxedo cufflinks & studs | uk bid to rescue the company failed, They sold the group to its creditors including British banks and U.S, hedge funds..
Ashley, the owner of Premier League Newcastle United, had spent tens of millions of pounds building up a 30 percent stake and months trying to wrest control of the business. He reacted angrily to the move. It was “nothing short of a national scandal”, he said, with the board of Debenhams “playing its part through incompetence, or worse, through collusion. “Whilst these hedge funds look to close a significant number of stores and put thousands of people out of work, as politicians and regulators look on, I will go to the ends of the earth to save as many Debenhams stores and jobs as I can,” he said.
Tuesday’s deal will keep Debenhams’ 166 UK stores trading for the time being, administrators from FTI Consulting said, Suppliers, workers, pension holders and customers will also not be affected, But they said an existing plan to close 50 underperforming stores and demand rent cuts was “critical” to its survival, The restructuring puts about 4,000 jobs at risk, Debenhams’ descent into administration is another blow to a retail ribbed mother of pearl silver tuxedo cufflinks & studs | uk sector already reeling from the collapse of BHS, music store HMV, electronics firm Maplin, department store House of Fraser and cycle shop Evans, The latter two were snapped up by Ashley..
“It is disappointing to reach a conclusion that will result in no value for our equity holders,” Chairman Terry Duddy said. “However, this transaction will allow Debenhams to continue trading as normal, access the funding we need and proceed with executing our turnaround plans whilst deleveraging the group’s balance sheet.”. In business since 1778, Debenhams has been battling for survival after a consumer shift online and to cheaper outlets left it with too much retail space on struggling high streets, destroying 90 percent of its share value in the past year.
With a flagship store on London’s Oxford Street, ribbed mother of pearl silver tuxedo cufflinks & studs | uk the group was too slow to adapt, Its stores - among the largest on Britain’s retail map - are burdened with high rents, business rates and staffing levels, while it has had to discount heavily to drive clothing sales, At the time of its collapse it had debt of up to 720 million pounds ($940 million) and a market valuation of just 22 million pounds, In 2018 it had 19 million customers and 2.9 billion pounds in sales, Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Laith Khalaf said it had been downhill for the group since it floated on the stock market - for the third time - in 2006..