Do you really think that any of that will actually happen?
Thames Water nearing the cliff edge.
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You are wrong. I am opposed to racism, apartheid and genocide, and the regimes that are guilty of crimes against humanity, and war crimes, regardless of the religion, or lack of it, of the perpetrators.
Of course you know that, and are just throwing a wild smear to try to obscure the guilt of the nation of Israel.
This is just a transparent dishonest propaganda trick you are using.
Of course you know that, and are just throwing a wild smear to try to obscure the guilt of the nation of Israel.
This is just a transparent dishonest propaganda trick you are using.
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Comedy gold, love it John.
Tax dodgers. One of his staples.
MBK will be along in a minute, proclaiming that the threat of jail for being crap at their job / flouting the law will discourage "top talent" from these CEO roles
"Thames Water is going to the High Court in November to negotiate an extension to its debt terms so that the UK’s biggest water utility can avoid nationalisation next year.
The capital’s water and sewerage provider, which serves 16mn households, is struggling with the weight of higher interest payments on its £18bn debt pile. It has said it will run out of cash by May unless investors inject equity into the business, meaning it may need to be renationalised even if temporarily.
The court hearings are for the business to request a deal with more than 90 creditors over a debt extension ahead of a potential full-blown restructuring so that they don’t have to deal with each one individually, according to a person familiar with Thames Water’s position.
The water monopoly has more than £1bn in loans that need to be renegotiated by December, only some of which can be rolled over."
FT.com
The capital’s water and sewerage provider, which serves 16mn households, is struggling with the weight of higher interest payments on its £18bn debt pile. It has said it will run out of cash by May unless investors inject equity into the business, meaning it may need to be renationalised even if temporarily.
The court hearings are for the business to request a deal with more than 90 creditors over a debt extension ahead of a potential full-blown restructuring so that they don’t have to deal with each one individually, according to a person familiar with Thames Water’s position.
The water monopoly has more than £1bn in loans that need to be renegotiated by December, only some of which can be rolled over."
FT.com
RWR favourite saying. You should be thrilled.
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