Energy efficiency is no longer the “polite” thing to do but rather is “starting to become a cultural imperative” the COO of Pace Global Energy Services said last week.
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Energy Efficiency Now ‘Cultural Imperative,’ Says Pace Global Exec
Energy efficiency is no longer the “polite” thing to do but rather is “starting to become a cultural imperative,” the COO of Pace Global Energy Services said Tuesday.
April 11, 2007
Lay Confronted about 2001 Stock Sales, Son’s Short Selling
Federal prosecutor John Hueston’s cross-examination of Enron Corp. founder Kenneth Lay was more polite on Thursday, but a couple of “gotcha” moments appeared to catch Lay off guard. Speaking to a packed courtroom, Hueston sparred with Lay about the six criminal charges against him, but the prosecutor also managed to land a couple of sucker punches, including the humiliating revelation that Lay’s own son had been a short seller of Enron stock in March 2001.
April 28, 2006
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