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...The firm has successfully marketed the Texas two-step to Koch Industries’ manufacturer Georgia-Pacific (which battled its own asbestos claims in 2017) as well as the US unit of France-based Saint-Gobain,...
...Other southern states, including North and South Carolina, Tennessee, Louisiana, Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama and Kentucky all now host Chinese factories....
...Westinghouse, a subsidiary of Toshiba, last week filed for bankruptcy protection in the US after big cost overruns at nuclear power projects in South Carolina and Georgia....
...The other project, in Georgia, is still going ahead after state regulators gave their approval last month, despite complaints that it is an uneconomic way to meet future electricity demand....
...“The US attorney for the northern district of Georgia is working with the FBI to conduct a criminal investigation into the Equifax breach and resulting theft of personal information,” said John Horn, the...
...One, at the VC Summer plant in South Carolina, was suspended last year due to escalating costs and the other, at Plant Vogtle in Georgia, has required billions of dollars of additional investment and federal...
...Irma is then forecast to swing inland towards Georgia on Monday. The National Hurricane Center issued tornado warnings throughout southern Florida....
...It is expected to swing in land towards Georgia on Monday....
...station is one of two nuclear plants being built by Westinghouse in the US and its suspension will raise further doubts about the future of the other, known as Plant Vogtle, owned by Southern Company in Georgia...
...In June, the company agreed a similar deal with partners involved with the Vogtle nuclear plant in Georgia, capping remaining costs at $3.68bn....
...The US government has also offered loan guarantees totalling $8.3bn to finance the nuclear project in Georgia. Toshiba said this month it wanted to sell its controlling stake in Westinghouse....
...The future of the nuclear power stations in Georgia and South Carolina is unclear....
...The US government is financially embroiled, given that it has extended loan guarantees of $8.3bn to the Georgia project....
...Westinghouse’s problems stem primarily from cost overruns and delays relating to the construction of nuclear power plants in Georgia and South Carolina in the US....
...The writedown by Toshiba focuses mainly on Westinghouse’s acquisition in 2015 of Stone & Webster, a nuclear construction company involved in the two US projects in Georgia and South Carolina....
...lawyers that were commissioned by Toshiba in relation to Westinghouse’s acquisition in 2015 of US nuclear construction company Stone & Webster, which is involved in the two troubled reactor projects in Georgia...
...Westinghouse’s problems stem primarily from large cost overruns and delays relating to the construction of nuclear power plants in Georgia and South Carolina in the US....
...The end came thanks to overruns on two nuclear plant projects, one for the Georgia-based Southern Company and one for Scana in South Carolina, that were started back in 2008....
...The demise of Westinghouse, a storied US industrial name founded by inventor George Westinghouse in 1886, has been caused by spiraling overruns at nuclear power plants in South Carolina and Georgia, which...
...All sides say they are still determined that the new Westinghouse AP1000 reactors being built at the Vogtle plant in Georgia and the VC Summer plant in South Carolina will be completed....
...Even if Toshiba addresses the goodwill on the latest S & W acquisition, it still faces rising material and labour costs to complete the two US nuclear plants, in Georgia and South Carolina....
...This acquisition was approved by Toshiba’s board, and was one of several agreements intended to end legal disputes between Westinghouse and the utilities that will own the new power plants in Georgia and...
...The reactors in Georgia and South Carolina are the first US nuclear plants to be built since the accident at the Three Mile Island plant in 1979....
...The transaction is the second-largest to date by Koch Industries, one of the US’s largest privately held companies, after its 2005 acquisition of Georgia-Pacific, which valued the paper and pulp group’s...
...It is also developing a nuclear plant in Georgia and building four nuclear units in China with Westinghouse....
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