TDC A/S: TDC: Interim Financial Report Q1 2020
Improved or stable commercial performance across all main products in TDC Group as well as continued cost savings resulted in a small decline in EBITDA in Q1 (-1.8% YoY)
TDC Group s operating expenses improved by 11.5% YoY in Q1, driven by cost reductions across TDC Group, primarily in Nuuday (13.7%)
Capex decreased by 27.6% YoY, driven by reduced costs following the completion of last year s mobile network 5G-swap as well as lower activity in fibre rollout due to COVID-19
Leverage for DKT Finance was 5.3x (5.3x in Dec 2020)
and for TDC A/S 3.6x (3.5x in Dec 2020). Additional RCF of DKK 2.577m was raised in Q1 to secure sufficient liquidity to cash flows the next 24 months - including operations, investment programs and maturing funding in 2022
Queen St lobby group s legal bid to stop council work declined
6 May, 2021 04:40 AM
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Auckland s Queen St. Photo / Sylvie Whinray
NZ Herald
Save the Queen Street Society s request for an interim injunction to stop council work in lower Queen St has been declined - with work on Queen St to start this Monday.
The group - which has Heart of the City boss Viv Beck on its committee - said this afternoon that members weren t surprised by the decision as interim injunctions were extremely difficult to obtain due to the need to prove that the new temporary works cannot be reversed .
Meeting Corpus Christi Interim Police Chief David Blackmon
and last updated 2021-05-04 23:18:56-04
CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas â His title may include the word interim, but David Blackmon plans to be active in his role of Corpus Christi Interim Police Chief.
âIâm not planning on holding down the fort actually, Blackmon said. Iâm planning on being the chief.
That makes it somewhat surprising that one of his top priorities is maintaining something that already exists a positive relationship between CCPD and the community it serves.
But Blackmon says that can change quickly if police departments get complacent, especially given the anti-police sentiment present in other communities across the country right now.
Sasha Borissenko: Meet Khylee Quince, the first Māori dean of law at a NZ university
2 May, 2021 03:00 AM
5 minutes to read Lawyers have to work with the population of this country so they have to reflect their values, experience and background, Khylee Quince says. Photo / Supplied Lawyers have to work with the population of this country so they have to reflect their values, experience and background, Khylee Quince says. Photo / Supplied
NZ Herald Associate Professor Khylee Quince has been appointed interim dean of law at AUT University. She is the first Māori dean of law at a New Zealand university, and perhaps the first indigenous dean of law