n-number entered: 62670 aircraft description Serial Number 27-7654132 Status Valid Manufacturer Name PIPER Certificate Issue Date 07/11/2016 Model PA-23-250 Expiration Date 07/31/2022 Type Aircraft Fixed Wing Multi-Engine Type Engine Reciprocating Pending Number Change None Dealer No Date Change Authorized None Mode S Code (base 8 / Oct) 52027755 MFR Year 1976 Mode S Code (Base 16 / Hex) A82FED Type Registration Individual Fractional Owner no registered owner Name scheff michael j Street 12321 174TH CT N City jupiter State florida County palm beach Zip Code 33478-5278 Country united states
Less than a few years. China exported over 62 million metric tonnes of salt. The Bahamas exported a million tonnes of salt. The Chinese sell it for cheaper. It makes more economic sense for Morton to buy its salt from China or Mexico (which exports 11 million tonnes of salt -- over 10 times more than The Bahamas). Pakistan exported close to 3 times the amount. Their labour is cheap and their exports are growing. They make more money on their shipments, because they mine pink Himalayan salt, which is in relatively higher demand, at cheaper prices.
Perhaps the Department of Health should introduce an anti-obesity programme? I know several Bahamians who are over 400 pounds. Obesity can be a pandemic too.
As to the question of who actually owns RBC, I can give you a list of the top 10 shareholders and their percentage:
BMO Asset Management, Inc. 3.79% 1832 Asset Management LP 3.27% TD Asset Management, Inc. 3.07% RBC Global Asset Management 2.91% The Vanguard Group, Inc. 2.55% Mackenzie Financial Corp. 2.17% RBC Dominion Securities, 1.99% Fidelity Investments Canada 1.97% CIBC World Markets, Inc. 1.58% Norges Bank Investment 1.14%
No one company, person or entity owns more than 3.79%. It is a widely traded stock. After the above listed stockholders, there are the mutual funds which hold stocks. The largest holding there is Vanguard Total International which owns 1.35% of RBC. All of the companies and funds listed here, must disclose all directors. The rest of the shares are distributed equally among investors around the world. There is no majority shareholder(s).
The trouble with Venezuelan oil, is that it is more expensive to refine, since it is highly sulfurous, not like sweet crude oil. Oil depends on having tropical forests millions of years ago that have turned carboniferous. The Bahamas shelf is just out of range of those oil deposits. It starts at the edge of Cuba and goes southward.
This search for new partners is just a way to generate news for itself so that they can blow off more stock to unsuspecting naive investors.
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n-number entered: 62670
aircraft description
Serial Number 27-7654132 Status Valid
Manufacturer Name PIPER Certificate Issue Date 07/11/2016
Model PA-23-250 Expiration Date 07/31/2022
Type Aircraft Fixed Wing Multi-Engine Type Engine Reciprocating
Pending Number Change None Dealer No
Date Change Authorized None Mode S Code (base 8 / Oct) 52027755
MFR Year 1976 Mode S Code (Base 16 / Hex) A82FED
Type Registration Individual Fractional Owner no
registered owner
Name scheff michael j
Street 12321 174TH CT N
City jupiter State florida
County palm beach Zip Code 33478-5278
Country united states
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Less than a few years. China exported over 62 million metric tonnes of salt. The Bahamas exported a million tonnes of salt. The Chinese sell it for cheaper. It makes more economic sense for Morton to buy its salt from China or Mexico (which exports 11 million tonnes of salt -- over 10 times more than The Bahamas). Pakistan exported close to 3 times the amount. Their labour is cheap and their exports are growing. They make more money on their shipments, because they mine pink Himalayan salt, which is in relatively higher demand, at cheaper prices.
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Perhaps the Department of Health should introduce an anti-obesity programme? I know several Bahamians who are over 400 pounds. Obesity can be a pandemic too.
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As to the question of who actually owns RBC, I can give you a list of the top 10 shareholders and their percentage:
BMO Asset Management, Inc. 3.79%
1832 Asset Management LP 3.27%
TD Asset Management, Inc. 3.07%
RBC Global Asset Management 2.91%
The Vanguard Group, Inc. 2.55%
Mackenzie Financial Corp. 2.17%
RBC Dominion Securities, 1.99%
Fidelity Investments Canada 1.97%
CIBC World Markets, Inc. 1.58%
Norges Bank Investment 1.14%
No one company, person or entity owns more than 3.79%. It is a widely traded stock. After the above listed stockholders, there are the mutual funds which hold stocks. The largest holding there is Vanguard Total International which owns 1.35% of RBC. All of the companies and funds listed here, must disclose all directors. The rest of the shares are distributed equally among investors around the world. There is no majority shareholder(s).
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Throughout the years, we have become a nation for sale, granting residency to the people who have the money to buy it.
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The trouble with Venezuelan oil, is that it is more expensive to refine, since it is highly sulfurous, not like sweet crude oil. Oil depends on having tropical forests millions of years ago that have turned carboniferous. The Bahamas shelf is just out of range of those oil deposits. It starts at the edge of Cuba and goes southward.
This search for new partners is just a way to generate news for itself so that they can blow off more stock to unsuspecting naive investors.
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