discusses the encounter with pelosi. also, the pelosi 911 call. also, capitol hill police video surveillance footage of depape casing the pelosi house and we are awaiting san francisco officials to turn that footage over to us and we will bring it to you tonight as soon as we have it. everybody loves a good rags to riches story especially those that defy the odds. cinderella story comes out of nowhere to lead the pack on augusta he is on his final hole. he is about 455 yards away. is he going to hit about a two iron, i think. we got all of that. jesse: when you win, you make the big bucks but a cinderella story isn t the only way to rake in the dough. some have a secret on how they struck it rich. are you in the mafia? am i in the, what? whatever you want to call it. organized crime? that s total crap. i m in the waste management business. everybody immediately assumes you are mobbed up. it s a stereotype and it s offensive. jesse: joe biden is trying to sell us
am i in the, what? whatever you want to call it. organized crime? that s total crap. i m in the waste management business. everybody immediately assumes you are mobbed up. it s a stereotype and it s offensive. jesse: joe biden is trying to sell us on his rags to riches story. as the son of a used car salesman working as a pool boy fighting villains like corn pop. biden defied all the odds elected as u.s.s. senator at 29. to him, it didn t get any easier from there. had the great pleasure of being listed as the poorest man in congress for 36 years. i didn t think you should make money while you were in office. i had the dubious distinction of being listed as the poorest man in congress. [laughter] i was listed for the entire time i was in the united states congress as the poorest man in the united states congress. my net worth was net zero a couple times. jesse: so how did joe biden go from zero to a multi millionaire? well the bidens want us to think
Waste management companies grow more attractive to private equity funds
Posted : 2021-03-07 11:56
Updated : 2021-03-07 14:39
Sanitary workers recycle waste at a disposal site located in Yongin last October. Korea Times photo by Choi Won-suk
By Anna J. Park
Waste management companies appear to be growing more attractive for profit-seeking private equity funds (PEFs), not only due to their indispensable roles in the consumer-oriented environment, but also by coinciding with the environment, social and governance (ESG) criteria for measuring sustainability, which is becoming crucial in attracting investments.
The latest deal that has caught the attention of market watchers was waste disposal business Eco Management Korea (EMK) s recapitalization, raising the firm s secured debt to 370 billion won ($327 million) from 110 billion won. Recapitalization is a financial investment method that raises new capital by borrowing additional secured loans from banks. Through the process, i
exactly. you did good for your first day. i ll come back and do it again, no problem. anytime. thank you, guys. have a great day. i can honestly say i ll never take those guys for granted again. for me and my garbage, there s one last stop in brooklyn before heading to the landfill. the transfer station. so we ve just pulled on to a scale and we re about to tip this truck at a transfer station. this is where the garbage that was collected during the day was dumped. what happens now is the department of sanitation hands over the responsibility of the garbage to a private company. and this one is owned by one of the biggest companies in the waste management business. waste management. all told, the city pays average of $95 a ton to get rid of our trash and multiply by the 11,000 tons we new yorkers generate a day, and that s a lot of cash. who knew our garbage was such a gold mine?
for me, it s to the transport station. from the transfer station, out of state. that s where i head next, the transfer station. exactly. i ll come back and do it again, no problem. anytime. thank you, guys. have a great day. i can honestly say i ll never take those guys for granted again. for me and my garbage, there s heading to the landfill.n before the transfer station. so we ve just pulled on to a scale and we re about to tip this truck at a transfer station. this is where the garbage that was collected during the day was dumped. what happens now is the department of sanitation hands over to the private company and owned by one of the biggest companies in the waste management business. waste management. all told, the city pays average of $95 a ton to get rid of our trash and multiply by the 11,000