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RM Aircraft Announces Plan to Acquire Palomas Valley International Airport

Jens F Grotten, Editor for Business
Old Plainton, Moorburgh.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- RM Aircraft today announced that its company has signed a definitive agreement to acquire substantially all the assets of Palomas Valley International Airport. based in St. Lenkerville, WThe Emirate of Atok. The transaction is expected to close in the next few weeks. Terms were not disclosed.

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Thieves steal Xavam from Khantari Minister

By Keeno V Lottingham
Old Cave Grove, Khantari -- Khantari Minister of Trade/ Technologies & Mining today told of his shock after discovering his Xavam had been stolen and driven at speed across Burdenhull, Old Cave Grove.

Minister Clancy Snuggler woke to find the car had been taken from his driveway. The thieves entered his home on Burdenhull’s Longferoz Road and grabbed the keys before tearing through the city. Police confirmed they were investigating and the metallic blue Xavam has yet to be recovered.

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New art academy building to be named after retiring director
By Ian T Summerbay

A NEW £50 million building at Fort Raleigh Academy of Art is to be named after its director of the past 19 years, Dr Juliana Baronz. Officials said the Baronz Academy of Art (BAA), on Fort Raleigh's North Castle Street, would stand as a testament to her "vision and commitment" after she retires this summer.

"Without Juliana Baronz's vision and commitment it would not have been possible to commission the astonishing building which is currently taking shape in Fort Raleigh," said Alonso Gitta, chair of the governors of the BAA.

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AES and Khantari defence ministry signed a contract worth $112 million USD
Richard Palle, Defense Correspondence

Following The Federation of Khantari's decision to continue the equipment of its Armed Forces, the Minister of Defence General (ret.) Tom Brantner and the President of AES Group Vladimir Lantakovic signed a contract on the acquisition and equipment of the Armed Forces' Rooks combat armoured vehicles with it 12.7mm calibre weapon stations today.

The contract is worth $112 million USD and AESis supposed to deliver the combat armoured vehicles to the Ministry in course of this year and the next.

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Atok Broadens Inquiry Into Alleged Moorburgh Espionage
By Rumanov Klastas

St. Lenkerville--Atok expanded its inquiry Monday on alleged Moorburgh espionage, with President asking for explanations in parallel with a police probe as more news emerged of Moorburghian intelligence activity in the Atokian country.

The Atokian Min. of Internal Affair announced it would call the Moorburgh special envoy Sean Craftbank to attend to its session Tuesday to explain the matter, alongside Atokian authorities.

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Negotiations on Atok Morning Daily Newspaper End
By Jill McEgham

Negotiations between the employees of the Atok Morning Daily newspaper and the newspaper’s management ended on Monday night and were described as “positive”. The parties will continue discussions on Tuesday.

The sides decided that the newspaper will be published as usual on Tuesday. Earlier on Monday, Atok Morning Daily owner Greg Suntribal threatened to cease publishing the newspaper effective immediately, explaining that he was in financial difficulties and that the employees had rejected a recovery plan he proposed.

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Atok to launch satellites to monitor oceans
Dr Paella Bungol, Science & Tech correspondence

Atok plans to launch satellites to monitor the world's oceans, a report said Sunday, as Moorburghian government ships sailed in waters around islands controlled by St. Lenkerville and claimed by Old Plainton.

The Cabinet office plans to launch three satellites in the next two years to counter piracy and monitor the movements of foreign ships intruding into Atokian territorial waters

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Atok’s Inter City Express orders the 100's RMA 10-700 Super Litewind
by Jane Wandolf, Aviation Desk

Inter City Express, a new Atokian based airline, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to buy hundreed 10-700 Super Litewind. The order is the first time an Atokian based carrier has ordered the Super Litewind and marks a significant breakthrough for RM Aircraft in one of the world’s fastest developing markets.

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Army military exercise Icing Fork 2013 underway in Moorburgh
By Rodd Buxerham, Defense Reporter

Galliburgh, 9 July - A special operation to destroy a disguised base of militants has been held during the military exercise of the Moorburgh Army Icing Fork 2013, said army Spokeswomen Colonel Anita Laywolf.

“The special tactical exercise Icing Fork 2013 was held in Galliburgh, Moorburgh, and involved special military units and regular. These military units are part of the special operations forces of the Land Force Omega Initiative. The operation aimed at improving coordination between the special operations forces while destroying the disguised base of the militants who penetrated the state. Another operation involved detention of a leader of an extremist clandestine organization which was held by the special forces of Moorbugh,” Colonel Anita Laywolf noted.

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Dr Juan K Ledgeworth officially named Moorburgh’s Gulf Empire ambassador
Liam Bowlegged, Foreign Desk

Old Plainton — President Tippingston named Dr Juan K Ledgeworth as Moorburgh’s next ambassador to the Gulf Empire .

The President’s Office announced Tuesday in a statement that Tippingston had decided to appoint his former personal physician to the post.
“Dr Ledgeworth has all the qualities necessary to successfully fill this important post,” Tippingsto said in the statement. “I have known him for many years and I know that Juan will faithfully represent the The People's Republic of Moorburgh in the capital of our potential ally — the Gulf.”

[Astholm]

the autoblog
motoring news for astholm central europa

Celsan launches new EL4 for mid-2013

It's summer, but that hasn't stopped Celsan from updating the EL4 Cekrati. The EL4 Cekrati is a Honda Civic-inspired family car, offered in sedan and stationwagon forms, and it has a very British feel to it, despite the Japanese-like styling. This version is slightly different to the re

The changes are not really that physical; no changes to the front end, but it's under the bonnet where it really matters. New for mid-2013 is the 1.6-litre/139bhp turbo engine, branded as 1.6 VTPi, which uses variable-valve timing, and is tuned for economy, offering 20mpg more than the 1.8 which it is being sold alongside. Also new, and likely to be the biggest sellers, are the two new turbodiesels seen in the range; the tCDi and tCDiEc, which is available with 1.6-litre/113bhp, 128bhp (and for the tCDiEC engine) a 158bhp 4-cylinder engine.

The trim level range remains unchanged as Base, Luxe, SE, Sport and Executive, but a new SPR sport model joins the line-up, available with the top-end 2.0-litre/159bhp 4-cylinder petrol engine.
Automatic option, with a 5-speed 'box is £500 over the manual (£750 on VTPi models).

Despite this, you can still buy the current model alongside this new forthcoming range, for those that want the latest model design but simpler engines.

Prices for the new range are yet to be announced

1.6 Base
1.6 Luxe
1.6 Luxe auto
1.6 SE
1.6 SE auto
1.6 Sport
1.6 Executive
1.6 Executive auto
1.6 VTPi Luxe
1.6 VTPi Luxe auto
1.6 VTPi SE
1.6 VTPi SE auto
1.6 VTPi Sport
1.6 VTPi Executive
1.6 VTPi Executive auto
2.0 SPR
1.6 tCDi Luxe 115
1.6 tCDi SE 115
1.6 tCDi SE 130
1.6 tCDi Sport 130
1.6 tCDi Executive 130
1.6 tCDiEC Executive 150

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Xavam 'considers plan to open factories in Atok'
Report by Olin Santuza
Khantari auto company's reportedly evaluating Fairchilds and Portville as site for car assembly plants owing to rising labour costs at home. Official application have already been made to InvestAtok for immediate processing.

Speaking to Business Khantari, CEO of Xavam, Raul Makanlapar express his confident to secure their expansion permit.

Xavam 33

[Astholm]

the autoblog
motoring news for astholm central europa
Chrysler Thema 300C launched

BY JOHN ROSSITER, DONGBEIKU CORRESPONDENT


In Astholm Dongbeiku, Chrysler launched their Thema 300C there today. Based on the 300C platform, it is similar to the existing 300C but has a different grille and different engines.

The Thema 300C will be offered with only a 3.6-litre/282bhp V6 petrol; no other engines have been confirmed yet. Trim levels available are Luxury and Premium, the latter of which is very well-equipped for the money.

All models have a 5-speed automatic gearbox, but a manual version will join the line-up from September.

Prices are $70,287 for the 3.6 V6 Luxury auto, and $72,032 for the 3.6 V6 Premium auto*. However, these may change with the new 20% VAT import duty levied on vehicles.

"We have taken into account the needs of our customers and brought them a car they will truly desire,", said Kamalakar Subrahmyan, spokesman for Bhorakatara Motor Distribution LLC,
"with this and the new 300C we have a line-up that will suit our customers' needs for luxury, style and space."

There will be a new manual version due in September, and depending on customer feedback, a turbodiesel model. However, what is confirmed as coming to Dongbeiku is a new 5.7 V8, which will be offered on the forthcoming Executive model due out in November 2013.


* Prices quoted based on exchange rates. Subject to change
Astholm Pound / Astholm CAD = 1 GBP = 1.56497 CAD / 1 CAD = 0.638988 GBP
Astholm CAD/Astholm Dongbeiku Dollar = 1 CAD = 1.21477 SGD / 1 SGD = 0.823201 CAD

[Astholm]

the autoblog
motoring news for astholm central europa
Balna launches new off-roader for Dongbeiku


BY JOHN ROSSITER, DONGBEIKU CORRESPONDENT


In Dongbeiku, Balna have launched their new off-roader. The Balna F4XMV SUV was launched today. Well, to call it new would be a stretch, as it's really little more than a badge-engineered Ford Escape clone, and with different engines at that.

It is (for now) exclusive to Dongbeiku, but we might get it soon, probably as a Celsan, seeing as Balna's only SUVs in Ostersten are midsize ones.

The F4XMV (unwieldy name) is available with four-wheel-drive only, no two-wheel-drive version is available on this SUV. But given its intended audience, perhaps that's no bad thing.

Engines are different from the Ford Escape's: the entry-level model gets a 2.0-litre/119bhp 4-cylinder turbo (badged as 2.0T) petrol, whilst there's also a new 2.8-litre/149bhp V6 naturally-aspirated petrol option as well. No diesel option is offered yet, but we hope they will offer one; a VLT CD turbodiesel would be quite good in this off-roader, given VLT's excellent track record there.

It's well-built, and well-equipped inside, but feels outdated, even though it was designed way back in 2004.

Trim levels are Base, LX and EX. The top-level EX is the only model that can be specified with both engines; and it's luxuriously appointed, but LX should have most of the spec you need.

Prices have not yet been announced, but we'd expect it to be at least £20,000, despite its age.

In all, it's merely average, but then again, it'll be what they expect it to be; a reliable safe off-roader that'll handle the countryside with ease.

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Fineburry to expand cross-border organic farming businesses
By Lee Golving

St. Lenkerville - Fineburry Organic will further boost the use of its organic farm in cross-border trade and investment in 2013 as it gradually makes the their organic farm more internationally , the country's leading food manufacturer said Wednesday.

The Fineburry Organic will continue expanding the variety and scope of farming's cross-border businesses based on serving and bolstering the real economy, the company CEO said in a statement on its website.

For the record, Fineburry already expand their farm to Moorburg and New Edom.

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Ridgerham International global head of sales Alice Parkstone quits
Business Desk Reporter

Alice Parkstone, senior vice-president and head of global sales and marketing at the country's largest airport equipment firm, Ridgerham International, has resigned from the organisation to start his own venture.

The development comes weeks after Jackson Doofarm returned to Ridgerham International as its executive chairman and just ahead of the company's first quarter results on Friday

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Bosporan Airlines takes delivery of its first RMA 350 Transwind
by Julian Jufar, Aviation Desk

Bosporan Airlines has taken delivery of its first RMA 350 during a special ceremony in Old Plainton today. The aircraft is the first of 42 RMA 350s being bought by Bosporan Airlines from RM Aircraft and will be used to launch the carrier’s new long haul low fare operations.

Bosporan Airlines has specified a single class layout for its RMA 350 fleet seating 257 passengers

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The Olden Pact of Alyekra - The People's Republic of Moorburgh establish diplomatic ties
by Ostella de von Fario, Foreign Correspondence

The establishment of diplomatic relations between Alyekra and Moorburgh is seen as a new beginning that would significantly contribute to the consolidation of bilateral relations, particularly the promotion of economic and cultural relations, and people to people contact between the countries.

These sentiments were expressed by the two representatives, Suzzane West and Hon Maurice A Byronstaff, recently.

Suzzane West, the members of the Diplomatic Missions Board of Alyekra, signed the Joint Communiqué on behalf of Alyekra, while Hon Maurice A Byronstaff, Head of Diplomatic Service, Moorburgh, signed on behalf of Moorburgh.

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Xavam plans to launch new models in Khantari by 2015
by Henry Rustbridge, Auto Desk

Aiming to garner a larger pie in the automobile market, Khantari car maker Xavam plans to launch four new models in Khantari by 2015, a top company official said on Wednesday.

The proposed models include an upgraded variant of its highly popular Xavam 33, according to Lieght von Treesoldier, senior vice president (sales and marketing), Xavam Auto.

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James Tyson Battlemills officially named Moorburgh’s Alyekra ambassador
By Emma Lockman

The President Office announced on Tuesday that James Tyson Battlemills was nominated to be the next ambassador to the Alyekra. Mr Battlemills was a member of the President campaign’s national finance committee during his first run for president. Previously, Battlemills was a former 1st Secretary at Moorburgh Embassy in Thousandsuns.

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RMA failed in his attempt to buy Palomas Valley International Airport
Collin Richwater, Business Correspondence

RM Aircraft failed in their attempt to buy half of the shares owned by Palomas Valley International. Speaking to reporters, CEO of RM Aircraft, Dr Leyland von Favtree told,
half of the board of directors Palomas Valley International rejected their proposal and strongly opposing the application.

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Moorburgh ready to have normal trade ties with Atok: Zachariah Dantonio
by Dr James Wildbaron III, Strategic Analyst

Old Plainton: Moorburgh is prepared to establish normal trade ties with Atok but it will have to dispel the apprehensions of Moorburgh’s agricultural lobby that is fearful about the subsidiaries being provided to its agriculturalists by the Atokian government.

Moorburgh’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Hon. Zachariah Dantonio while talking to informally with the a group of newsmen here at the Foreign Office on Tuesday reminded that Moorburgh had been working for improving ties with Atok and it was committed to have trade relations with it but Atok will have to provide level playing field for the trade communities of the two sides.

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Atok Minister of Transport Herritt To Be Nominated As Ambassador to Moorburgh By Dr Joseph Florin
by Our Atok Representative

Ambassador Lamont Herritt

The Florin administration announced Friday their intention to nominate Lamont Herritt as the Atok Ambassador to Moorburgh.

Formerly Minister of Transport, Herritt is also one of the president’s top fundraisers, having hosted several events for Florin in major Atok cities.

Dr. James Wildbaron III

In a related development, Moorburgh appointed former strategic analyst at Moorburgh Standard as their ambassador to ATOK. Dr. James Wildbaron III, 58 is also a Director of Universal Peace Institute in Old Plainton. Dr. Wildbaron has written nearly 100 copies of the book deals with the study, the majority of military, politics, foreign relations and governance.
President Florin has also appointed his former domestic advisor, Karen Molantoz, 40 as the new Minister of Transport replace Herrit.

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Atok and Tecktatee establish diplomatic ties
By Ina L Leggett

The Tecktatee new appointed Ambassador Joan of Lyon Knighthood and the Atok Foreign Minister Dr Roscoe Rodero signed yesterday a document establishing diplomatic relations between the Tecktatee and Atok. On this occasion the two Ambassadors expressed their satisfaction over the fact that two states, reinforce their bilateral relations and friendly ties with the establishment of diplomatic relations

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President West approve the appointment of ambassadors to Khantari
by Joan de Niroz, Foreign Affair Correspondence

President West today agreed to provide letters of appointment of three new ambassadors to Khantari. They are Ambassador Jennifer Collin Thunderlust, 46 from Moorburgh, Ambassador Kenneth Lawson Birdlove, 41 from Atok and Ambassador Sabine Schmidt, 37 from Meritocratic States.

In a related development, President West also awarded a letter of appointment of three Khantari ambassadors to foreign countries, namely; Ambassador James H Kovaklov, 47 to Atok country, Ambassador Nancy F Falkoner, 43 to Moorburgh and Ambassador Ben L Noah, 40 to Meritocratic States

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President approves Workers Acts 2013
by Henry Pollard, Sr. Editor

Speaking to reporters, Minister of Trade / Technologies & Mining, Mr. Clancy Snuggler told that the Workers Acts 2013 (WA 2013) were passed by the President West and is effective immediately.

WA 2013 to give more power to the employer to dismiss any employee without giving full reasons. This Act created to bring awareness of the importance and foster a sense of responsibility. Some NGOs related to workers protested this act and plan to do a picket to protest WA 2013

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Moorburgh Cabinet approved the proposal to strengthen the armed forces
Foreign Defense Desk

Moorbugh Defence Minister, General (ret.) Rico Rindels telling reporters in a press conference that Moorburgh cabinet voted unanimously to enhance the defense budget with plans to buy new assets to equip the armed forces to become a military power in the Konglomerat Region.

Regional analysts expressed concern over the trend of escalating arms race in recent years. Dr. Omar Kazzaer, Director of the Institute of Defence Studies, Old Khantari Univ. state statistics arms purchases among regional countries more than doubled since 2010

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Corumbian Airlines firms up order for fourteen RMA 1000 Zestwind aircraft
by Julie McTorro

The Corumbian Airlines has firmed up a previous decision to signed for fourteen RMA 1000 Zestwind at the RM Aircraft HQ, Old Plainton, Moorburgh.

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Three peaks conquered in less than 24 hours
by Romero Kattar

A GROUP of 11 men proved they had a head for heights when they scaled three of the highest Moorburgh mountains in under 24 hours last weekend.

Members of Roque Egino Arthursson Outdoor Club and local militia officers Leo Simon Ivanov, Fülöp Rufino Albini, Zachary Clark Neil, George Barry Segal, Gjord Raza Kaspersen, Leandro Ælfræd Franke, Athanaric Miervaldis Baldr, Ignacio Owen Johannes, Vester Rupert Jeremiel, Ninos Oshiro, and Roque Egino Arthursson, took on the 3 Peak challenge completing it in 23 hours and 24 minutes and raising more than $28,000 for the Arthursson Foundation.

The team started the challenge at 4.30pm on July 6, when they began their ascent of Pieter Artzs in Ovenback Island, before driving six hours to Sevriens Mount in Plainton Isle, and finishing in Caspian Podsednik Range on July 7.

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Khantari FM: Khantari sees Atok as good investment destination By Rumanov Klastas As the Khantari government strives to stimulate economic growth, it undoubtedly sees Atok as a good investment destination, with goals that resonate with its own. Khantaris Foreign Minister Dr Curtis Castonguay assured Atok businesses that Khantari companies were ready to invest in Atok, seeing that opportunities abound locally. Acquisition of Palomas Valley International Airport a positive development for Castle Consortium By Shaun McTopsling, Economic Desk The proposal for Castle Consortium to acquire the remaining 49 per cent stake in Palomas Valley International Airport is seen by analysts as a positive development as it can further enhance the former’s profitability despite the larger share base and higher costs of funding post-acquisition. Federal Automotive plans to open plant in ATOK By John Lostbugle, Automotive Desk InvestAtok was reported in talks with the Federal Automotive to invite them to open an assembly plant in ATOK, this is confirmed by InvestAtok CEO, Dr. Braysun. Speaking to reporters, end of discussion between InvestAtok and Federal Automotive will be finalized very soon.

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Sophisticated Facilities for Khantari Swan Air by Kidd von de Larr Khantari Swan Air announced that the Integrated Handling Control System (IHCOS) enhancement project for its Swan Advanced Cargo Center (SACC) is positively on track, with full operational status set to take place in April 2014. The multi-million ringgit project which will redefine cutting-edge technology, elevating cargo handling system to a whole new level, kicked-off in 2011 with the aim of upgrading and accommodating Khantari Swan Air’s growth plans over the next 10 years. Moorburgh Armed Force's latest acquisition by Henry Pollard, Sr. Editor MAF is reported to have received 80 units of Lenit A4100 Class - Patrol Boat, 140 units of LAH E43 Tiger - Naval Light Attack Helicopter, and 120 units of RMA Tradewind 419 tactical cargo aircraft to equip their strengths to become major power in the region. The sources requested anonymity told me, this purchase program known as PROJECT-VERNON was approved by the President and the Cabinet. LAH purchase E43 also give greater firepower to their naval units

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Moorburgh President Security Adviser John Johano Izaäk’s Meeting with Atok President Security Adviser Quinton Willie Newman
by Karla Benson

President Security Adviser John Johano Izaäk met today with Atok President Security Adviser Quinton Willie Newman to review the Moorburgh.-Atok strategic partnership. General Izaäk reaffirmed the Moorburgh’ commitment to further expanding and strengthening our bilateral relationship, including economic and commercial ties. The two exchanged ideas on enhancing our security cooperation, reviewed progress on our civil nuclear and clean energy cooperation, and explored greater collaboration on climate change. .

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President Tippingston to Award Medal of National Honor
By Rodd Buxerham, Defense Reporter

President Tippingston will award Staff Sergeant Igor Rotwellman, Moorburgh Army, the Medal of National Honor for conspicuous gallantry. Staff Sergeant Rotwellman will receive the Medal of National Honor for his courageous actions while serving as a Infantry Sniper with Irpon Troop, 105th Squadron, 461st Cavalry Regiment, 34th Infantry Division, during combat operations in undisclosed location.

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Fineburry Organic acquire Moorburgh Rice Ltd by Leroy de Dreman Fineburry Organics, a 100-per-cent-owned subsidiary of Castle Consortium, has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Moorburgh Rice Ltd (MRL), Moorburgh from unknown investors for a total acquisition price of US$ 310 million. MRL has over 100 years of brand history and organic rice growth experience in the Moorburgh. Headquartered in Galliburgh, Moorburgh Rice employ around 900 employees in Moorburgh and abroad. With net sales of Moor 128,000,000 in FY’11, it has robust plans to expand its businesses internationally. The company’s flagship brand ‘Moorice’ launched in 1980’s is now recognized as the leading brand in the industry. The company has a strong nationwide distribution network in the domestic market that sells products such as branded rice, wheat and pulses, healthy snacks, spices and other value-added products like brown flex seeds and cashew nuts. RM Aircraft appointed new CFO by Henry Pollard, Sr. Editor Radiomatics Moorburgh Aircraft today announced that, with effect from September 1, 2013, Andrea Killen Fortas has been appointed as Chief Financial Officer (CFO). The effective date of the appointments remains to be confirmed and will be the subject of a separate announcement. Ms Fortas is currently the CFO of Plainton International Airport. She joined the airport company in November 2007 and is responsible for Finance, Investor Relations, and Merge & Acquisition. During his time at Plainton International Airport, Fortas has helped the company improve productivity, cash management, and capital allocation as it transitions through a period of patent expirations. Khantari Swan Air 'seconds away from mid-air collision' by Jeff Morgantola, Aviation Desk Two Khantari Swan Air planes involved in a near-miss over Eagle Woods on Friday were just 25 seconds from a disastrous mid-air collision, according to the Khantari Aviation Department. KSA23 was flying from Eagle Woods to Fort Raleigh at 38,000 feet and KSA87 from Fort Raleigh to Eagle Woodswas flying at 39,000 feet when the lower-flying craft received permission from an air traffic controller to ascend to 40,000 feet. At that point, the collision warning computer on the other aircraft went off, advising it to climb to avoid a collision. Fort Raleigh’s Silverburgh Memorial Tower listed among best skyscrapers in the region by Nancy Brongel The Silverburgh Memorial Tower in downtown Fort Raleigh has been named the fourth best skyscraper in the region, by a company out of Moorburgh. The Silverburgh is the tallest building in Fort Raleigh Completed in 2012, the skyscraper serves as the headquarters for both KSA and Wavelink Media Group, and has 70 floors.

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Plainton International on Thursday applied for planning permission for a USD$320 million expansion to double passenger numbers to 6 million a year
By Karen Sturman

The Plainton International Airport, owned by Radiomatics Moorburgh Aircraft, wants to extend its terminal and build new parking stands to accommodate larger aircraft and a new taxi-way.

The airport, which is predominantly used by business travellers, currently handles 70,000 flights a year. It wants to increase the number to 120,000 - a level already permitted under an application granted in 2009.

Joe Burham Clements, the airport's chief executive, said the expansion of the airport was vital to satisfy growing demand for business travel and could create up to 1,500 new jobs.

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Larry von Hocklen officially named Moorburgh’s Verbluffen III ambassador
Foreign Correspondence

Old Plainton — President Tippingston named former Mayor of Colemeadow, Larry von Hocklen as Moorburgh’s next ambassador to the Verbluffen III.

The President’s Office announced Tuesday in a statement that Tippingston had decided to appoint former Colemeadow Mayor to the post. “Mr von Hocklen has all the qualities necessary to successfully fill this important post,” Tippingston said in the statement. “I have known him for many years and I know that Juan will faithfully represent the The People's Republic of Moorburgh in the capital of our potential ally — the Gulf.”

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Radiomatics STEMaction scholarships bring engineering to life in the classroom
RM Aircraft website

Radiomatics Moorburgh Aircraft has opened the application process for its Radiomatics STEMaction Teacher Scholarship Program. During the 2013-14 school year, Radiomatics Moorburgh Aircraft will grant 60 awards of $7,500 each to selected elementary school teachers nationwide whose applications best demonstrate innovative methods of generating student enthusiasm about engineering concepts.

A program offered through the Radiomatics Moorburgh Aircraft Foundation, Radiomatics STEMaction helps elementary school educators and their students enhance their understanding of engineering concepts through professional development workshops and curriculum resources. To date, more than 58,000 teachers and 4.1 million students have experienced Radiomatics STEMaction.

Program promotes science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) concepts with elementary school educators nationwide

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Kancile Concept Auto Ltd Names New CFO
Mikalov Igaslav

Kancile Concept Auto Ltd announces the appointment of Amanda Longbreach as Kancile Concept Auto Ltd ’s new Chief Financial Officer. The nomination of Longbreach as Kancile Concept Auto Ltd ’s new CFO is effective from Sept 1, 2013.

Ms Longbreach has extensive international managerial experience including mergers and acquisitions, equity and capital market activities, operations management, corporate support, quality assurance, human resources and information and communications technology.

She has extensive international executive experience worldwide. He has more than 20 years of experience within the aerospace and defense industries worldwide, with a proven track record from equity and capital markets and from implementing large savings through process redesign and implementation of stringent controls.

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Ridgerham International opens new plant in Atok By Roger Krutenberg, Economic Desk Lancasterham Plant On Sept 01 Ridgerham International opened a new plant in Lancasterham (Portville), replacing the previous production plant located in the immediate vicinity. The new plant was built according to the latest environmental standards, with a production capacity of over 10,000 industrial trucks per year. The trucks will be locally developed and produced adhering to modern standards and incorporating Ridgerham International quality. “At Lancasterham we are building modern, energy-efficient Ridgerham International Apron Bus based on modern quality standards. The new plant provides us with an opportunity to produce additional truck types and larger quantities in line with market demand,” declared Nancy Oldcabins, CEO of the Ridgerham International group at the plant opening ceremony in Lancasterham Fineburry Organic ink contract with famous hotel Jenny Turtana Fineburry Organic CEO, Harra Stenslov announced finalizing a deal to supply organic food to Paradise Hotels & Resorts. Among the organic food items available include Fineburry's Bamboo Leaf Tea, Earl Grey Tea Organic Fineburry and Peaberries Fineburry's Organic Coffee. Harra Stenslov also announced Fineburry Organic will be a partner to Kittiwake Foundation The Kittiwake Foundation is the oldest and largest charitable foundation in Kittiwake. Their focus is on enabling long term sustainability among the world's poorest and least privileged people, supporting their communities and families for a brighter future. Environmentalists Urge Atok's President To Crack Down On Orang Utan Poaching Rigel von Humpson Environmentalists are calling on President Joseph Florin to pledge to crack down on the orang utan poaching epidemic and rampant illegal their meat trade in Atok while he's in the Khantari for private conservation meetings. His visit comes just five months after President Dr Adrian West's trip to St. Lenkerville, where he announced an Executive Order to combat global wildlife poaching and trafficking. The crackdown would include the removal of corrupt officials, enforcement of necessary wildlife crime laws, arrests and prosecutions of wildlife criminals, and effective blocks to trafficking, as well as education and outreach. Currently, criminal syndicates and corrupt government officials operate with relative impunity. Atok Braces for Typhoon Lancerwolf Tyler Moorbillet, Weather Desk The leading edge of Typhoon Lancerwolf was expected to make landfall near Atok on Sunday night, after the powerful storm battered the Moorburgh and Sea of Reddbreeze, with forecasters warning of flooding in the city during high tide. Flights in Atok were canceled, ferry services were disrupted and the government advised its citizens to head home. At 5 p.m. local time Sunday, the Atok Weather Observatory said Lancerwolf—which was downgraded from a "super" typhoon to "severe"—was about 210 kilometers east of Atok and moving west-northwest at about 20 kilometers per hour. Atok Aerospace Expands R&D Facilities Colonel (ret.) Wendy Forthuner Groverthor Mills Facility Atok Aerospace, a manufacturer of defense equipment and system, announced an expansion of its research and manufacturing facilities at its Groverthor Mills, Fairchilds headquarters. The addition of the state-of-the-art facility was driven by new military equipment manufacturing opportunities with key partners and enhances the company's ability to manufacture innovative vehicles kits and components quality systems. Under this initiative, Atok Aerospace is adding five thousand square feet of space to its Groverthor Mills research and manufacturing building. This state-of-the-art facility will include an underground testing center, four advanced NBC laboratories and a sophisticated air handling and purifying system. Atok conglomerate acquired LeGreena Foods Simon Rookwater LaGreena Foods, one of North Khantari’s largest employers, has agreed to sell itself to a Atok company in a $14.72 billion deal that could have far-reaching implications for the state’s multibillion-dollar diaries industry. Old Cave Grove-based LaGreena would become a subsidiary of Castle Consortium, Atok’s largest multi-diversified industries. If approved by LaGreena shareholders and government authorities, it would be the largest acquisition of a Khantari company by a Atok company.

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Former Fort Drumshutt mayor arrested on meth charge by Lynn Kaplar small town of Fort Drumshutt The arrest of former Fort Drumshutt Mayor Stan Coldbridge for possession of methamphetamine has left the community stunned. “You’re never shocked anymore, but certainly I was surprised,” City Commissioner Joanne Kidd said of the news. “It’s a tragedy, a personal tragedy. I’m sure everyone feels bad about it.” The arrest is the result of a continued investigation by the Moorburgh Narcotic Enforcement Agency (MoNEA) Officers developed information that two individuals were selling meth at an address on Longbread Street in Fort Drumshutt Township. Thormill to build new hospital in East Estbrough by Eric Pettra concept of Thormill East Estbrough hospital Ovenback Island: Thormill Healthcare Ltd (Thormill) will expand its operation on healthcare services with a new hospital in East Estbrough scheduled to be built next year. Thormill Healthcare Ltd executive director and chief executive officer Dr Lerroy Rappmela said the new hospital will have consultation, physiotherapy and other services. "The public will have an easy access of healthcare services with our expanded network. The quality of service is at par with other Thormill hospitals," he said during a press conference recently. Moorburghian ambassadors to Imperium Reich and Davistopia appointed by Diplomatic Desk Correspondence Ambassador Kasaivelev Moorburgh President Hon Eldridge Tippingston appointed two ambassadors to Imperium Reich and Davistopia, National TV reported on Tuesday. Hon Pamela Birkostan, former Mayor of Pleasantplain was appointed Moorburgh's Ambassador to Imperium Reich. Hon Colonel Igor Thurmov Kasaivelev was appointed Moorburgh's Ambassador to Davistopia. He is former Defense Attache to Islamic Caliphate of Nusantara. Moorburgh Police Crime intelligence unit has a new head by Lee Termais Police commissioner Rodney Wolfberg Police commissioner Rodney Wolfberg is to take personal control of the troubled crime intelligence division and has not decided to bring back its former boss, Andrea Moklis. Speaking in Parliament this week, Wolfberg said crime intelligence played a critical role in policing, but the division was “ailing” and bedevilled by “people politics”. “I want to give it my special attention and deal with that environment and make sure it plays the role it’s supposed to be playing,” Wolfberg said. Sickwind Police Arrest Suspected Drug Dealer by Emma Lockman Redblond arrested SICKWIND — A suspected drug dealer was arrested Thursday, along with a man who reentered the country illegally after being deported, police said. Mama Redblond, 34, is charged with possession of narcotic substance, possession of a narcotic substance with intent to sell, possession of narcotic substance with intent to sell within 1500 feet of a school, possession of a narcotic substance within 1500 feet of a school and possession of drug paraphernalia. An investigation revealed that Redblond was selling drugs throughout Sickwind, including at her home, at Downtown Reyerville where she worked and various other locations. RAMA Software Acquires Crotech Security and Technology by Collin Richwater, Business Correspondence RAMA Software today announced that they have entered into a definitive agreement under which RAMA Software has acquired the assets and technology of Crotech Security and Technology, a provider of IT services for credit card and electronic check security & processing. Under the terms of the agreement, RAMA Software has taken possession of all assets required to operate and process electronic credit cards and checks. This move will allow RAMA Software to provide electronic payment solutions that are tightly integrated with citizen services to local government agencies. RAMA Software was a strategic partner for Radiomatics Moorburgh Aircraft

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Tight security measures at President residence, Key Point Installation's by Helena Capone The government has taken an initiative to tighten security at the residence of the President at Seldomcry Palace area in Fort Raleigh and some other key point installations by imposing restriction on free movement. Seldomcry Palace The Ministry of Internal Safety already prepared a draft on Thursday for imposing restriction on free movement of the people following a proposal from the office of the President. The measures should be taken to ensure security of the President and other state leaders, said the proposal sent to the Ministry of Internal Safety by the President’s office. The proposal also asked the ministry to restrict public movement at some others places including mining area of Union Coal in Snitchdame, Energy company Latcburg Energy powerplant in Mynyddedene Manor, Smallpride Ltd power plant and Santa Clarita area of aviation aerodrome The ministry will inform the respective police office in this regard and the restrictions will come into force from the beginning of next year, ministry sources said. Presently the movement is restricted at some Key Point Installations including Prison area, Factory area, nuclear power station area, aerodrome area and the summerhouse of the President, the ministry sources said. Shepington Library to offer women’s self-defense classes by Lanna Tyler When Julia Cottabreen was working as an intern for a mixed-media arts company in Handbarrow Creek, she often found herself walking home alone late at night. Self-defense was something that was frequently on her mind. Now, Cottabreen, community engagement director for the Shepington Memorial Library, is bringing a women’s self-defense class to the library. The class will teach women basic street awareness and last resort self-defense tactics. The class on Oct. 1 starts at 7 p.m. “I feel like street awareness and self-defense is something that in the 21st century is a basic for women to know,” Cottabreen said. “Unfortunately, the classes and opportunities to learn this can be expensive, especially for the women who need it most.” The class will be led by Mikail Tabiski, head instructor at Juddgame Martial Arts Academy in Shepington. Library to host Kids Art Fest by John McTerman Spin art, pendulum painting and Sharpie art aren’t normally done at the library. However, on Sept. 28 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. children and their families will be able to find those activities and more at Roxbera Township Library during their second annual Downtown Kids Art Fest on their north lawn. James Tyler, youth services manager at the library, said there will be different activities that will be interesting for any child between age 2 and 12. They will be able to go from station to station throughout the day to participate in the different activities. Fineburry Organics acquired FireJuice™ by Lee Killenhall, Economic Correspondence Fineburry Organics announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to purchase an energy drinks company, FireJuice™ for an aggregate purchase price of $91.0 million. Fineburry Organics will acquired 40% of their share and the rest belong to Hyperion Conglomerate,LLC. FireJuice™ is a healthy, sugar free, caffeine free,Nutrient and electrolyte filled drink that powers you up for the day. It has no sugar, no caffeine, no chemicals, just the things your body needs to operate that are produced while sleeping. No side affects, no crashes ,just 4 hours of energy.

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Khantari coastal patrol ship added by Julian McFerret, Sr. Editor Khantari Navy today received ten of 50 'Alphonse' Class Fast Interdictor from suppliers KAE. 'Alphonse' Class Fast Interdictor 'Alphonse' FI operations expected to be used for anti-piracy and anti-smuggling by Khantari Navy. With the purchase of 50 Class Fast Interdictor makes Khantari Navy a new power in the coastal defense system in the region. Speaking to reporters during the handover ceremony, Commandant of the Defence Procurement Services Agency (DePSA), Lieutenant General Alvin Oswaldo Romrell, Khantari Army sincerely hope cooperation between the Khantari government and KAE can continue in the future. Rumor said Khantari in the process of receiving a bullet-proof vehicles for the police who also supplied by KAE in the near future. Route T38 , closed when truck overturned this morning, is open by Liam Bernaday State Route T38 may be closed at Woldsworth throughout the afternoon while crews continue to work at the scene of an overturned 50-foot box truck that leaked cooking oil. The accident occurred about 8:10 this morning. The driver of the truck was uninjured, reports Woldsworth Fire Department. A hazardous materials (HAZMAT) crew joined other emergency responders at the scene of the single-vehicle accident. Atok and Khantarian armies conclude joint exercise by Luis Burtina personnel from Wexwell Infantry Regiment The armies of Atok and Khantarian concluded their bilateral exercise this afternoon with a closing ceremony jointly officiated by Chief of Staff Land Force Major General Quinn Sculley, and the Khantari Assistant Chief of Staff, Training, Major General Richard Shawfeld. Codenamed Exercise Littlewolf, this year’s exercise – the 18th in the series – was conducted in Khantari from 14 to 22 Aug 2013. Speaking at the closing ceremony, Major General Quinn Sculley emphasised the importance of the bilateral defence relationship between the two countries. He said, “Being close neighbors, we share some common history, cultures and traditions. We should thus leverage on our shared interests to deepen mutual understanding and continue to learn from each other… we must continue to engage each other in pursuit of our common desire for greater regional peace, stability and cooperation.” This year’s exercise involved about 400 personnel from the 33rd Battalion, Wexwell Infantry Regiment and their Khantarian counterparts from the 7th Oldenhurst Guard Regiment. The exercise included professional exchanges and culminated in a combined full-troop tactical field exercise. Exercise Littlewolf provides an excellent opportunity for both armies to strengthen their professional interactions and underscores the warm and long-standing defence relations between Atok and Khantarian.

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Castle Consortium Hires Terry Slazara as Chief Technology Officer' Report by Olin Santuza Dr Terry Slazara Castle Consortium, a leading multi-diversified cumpony, is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr Terry Slazara as its Chief Technology Officer (CTO). A forward thinking individual, Dr Slazara will be responsible for managing Castle Consortium' worldwide information technology platform and expanding the team with innovative technologists. Dr Slazara has extensive experience in the software and services industry with a proven record of accomplishment in spearheading the development and delivery of global technical products and platforms. His technical management talent and in-depth knowledge will be a great asset to the company. Xavam Ramps Up Production Of New Autoparts Plant In Faironton Croft, Atok Report by Lidney Lotta Xavam new Autoparts Plant In Faironton Croft Xavam Auto is celebrating today the growing success of its newest Autoparts manufacturing facility in Faironton Croft, Atok, having just achieved the production milestone of two million brake pads. The state-of-the-art manufacturing facility is a key component of Xavam's commitment to transform the friction business and improve its competitive position with a high-tech global footprint while building on its investment in Atok. The Faironton Croft plant began operations in November, 2013, and is well on its way toward achieving its annual production target of more than 10 million brake pads. The brake pad manufacturing facility in Atok is Xavam's first in these emirate dedicated to exclusively using the Hot Press manufacturing technology to increase product quality, deliver energy efficiency and decrease delivery time for its customers. Old Khantari Researchers To Unveil New Smartphone App For Secure Messaging To Protect Against Interception and Impersonations Report by Technology Desk Old Khantari University Research Campus Old Khantari University researchers have developed a free smartphone app for iOS and Android users to safely exchange identity data without risk of theft, deception and fraud. The new app, which provides users with an easy way to securely exchange messages for free without the need to trust any external party. "Fongod provides you with the confidence that the person you are communicating with is actually the person they have represented themselves to be," said Dr Lita van Khariz, a research programmer at Old Khantari University. "The most important feature is that Fongod provides secure messaging and file transfer without trusting the phone company or any device other than my own smartphone."

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Exclusive with CEO of Sky High Architecture. Tom Kerboss, Chief Editor Here we post an exclusive interview between Chief Editor, Business Khantari, Tom Kerboss together with CEO of Sky High Architecture. Sky High Architecture is an architectural design of distinguished experts in the world and received many requests and orders. We are proud to be able to share information and views presented in detail by their CEO. What are the main ingredients for an effective leader? There are several things that make someone an effective leader. One is listening to the needs of the customers or the people that you represent. Without this, you cannot say you are a good leader: the people who depend on you, rely on you have not had a say or input, and to make the right decisions you need to listen to your managers, the people under you and your customers. Also, you need to have respect for others. It is because of this respect for those who are poorer than us that we are giving at least 5% of our profits to charity. Without respect, you have nothing. You also need to have a vision, a plan for the future. You need to know what to do and have a plan for things that might go wrong, because they will. And you need to be able to implement that plan, that vision. An effective leader respects others and their input, and has a vision and implements it well. Without these, the power entrusted in a leader is all for naught: there is nothing they can do to help the world. What is the role of humility in leadership? People will not like you or trust you if you are not humble. If you come across to them as a lofty bigwig, you aren't going to connect with the people that you need the most. Leadership does not work without people to lead: if people do not have confidence in you because you are not humble, then there is no point in leadership because they cannot trust you to lead. Do you believe you are being courageous by pushing the boundaries of business and sustainability? There are no boundaries between business and sustainability. Business cannot exist without sustainability. One day, the resources on this Earth on which we rely on will run out. That's unavoidable. What is avoidable is a big impact on the next generation and how they can use the resources that they have left. By being sustainable, we lessen the burden on their shoulders. We can be courageous in this stand, as others may not follow our lead at first. It takes courage to go on a path that others might not go on. It takes courage to lead, but not courage to follow, and we need to lead in this field. That's why we have been leading. The world needs it. How important is transparency in driving change? People need to know what is going on in the world. If they are fearful that something is going wrong, then they will not trust the government because they will not know if what they are saying is true. One of the points I keep refering back to is trust. If people cannot trust what you are doing, they will not support it. If people do not support change, then change will not occur. Of course, all this also applies to business. How important is it that leaders can work with uncertainty? Uncertainty is certain. You need to learn to make a plan when, not if, something goes wrong. That's the way we have approached it at Sky High: there is always a Plan B for expansion, and most times even a Plan C. Without these plans, we might not have gotten as far as we have gotten today. Dealing with this uncertainty is paramount, one of the most important skills someone can learn. How do you stop yourself from getting overwhelmed by the problems facing the world? It takes patience. That's really something that's been hard for me over the years, but I have learned to be patient and just deal with things as they happen. Of course, I can't respond to everything. That's how I think about it- I should focus on the problems that I care most about. I can make a difference that way- I can't if I try and do everything at once.

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