Inspirational and good news.
Former Tyco International executives L. Dennis Kozlowski and Mark Swartz were recently denied bail.
“They were convicted in June on charges of first-degree grand larceny and other charges related to accusations they stole $180 million outright and improperly made some $430 million by manipulating Tyco’s stock value.”
It is good to see that the American justice system still applies to people of every walk of life.
Solar Panels have met resistance because they are somewhat hard to install, some people have challenged that notion. A new form of photovoltaic cells being tested now (and expected to be in mass production in two years) are based on a fancy solar ink.
This new form of solar power generation will allow for cheaper, and more widely used, solar panels. The experimental cells can even be easily incorporated into clothing.
Thanks, Colin!