Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information 2024 at 1:39 PM EDTBookmarkSaveLock This article is for subscribers only talking with senior JPMorgan bankers about the European scene for health-care startups the NBA champs are up for sale and we have a first-half activist report card The Morang District Court has released Anjala Koirala the wife of Public Accounts Committee Chairman Rishikesh Pokharel a bench of District Judge Uddhav Prasad Bhattarai ordered Koirala’s release on a bail of Rs 1 million Koirala had appeared in the court on Wednesday Koirala had been absconding after the court issued an arrest warrant for her on December 17 in connection with the misappropriation of funds of Uma Gauri Agricultural Cooperative in Dhanpalthan Rural Municipality-4 The court had issued arrest warrants for 26 people including Koirala; Shambhu Rauniyar chairman of Uma Gauri Cooperative; and Santalal Khawas Khawas was earlier released on a bail of Rs 500,000 Koirala is a teacher at Mahendra Birat Night School She had taken a leave from the school and remained at large after the arrest warrant was issued for her has been saying that he and his family are ready to take all kinds of tests the district court has also issued an arrest warrant for lawmaker Pokharel’s personal secretary Anil Kumar Pokharel on the charge of fraud already removed Anil as his personal secretary Outstanding Faculty Award winner Anjala Krishen keeps students moving acting as a mentor before and after graduation Anjala Krishen has earned numerous accolades in her time at UNLV including this year's Outstanding Faculty Award Anjala Krishen joined UNLV just four months after completing her marketing doctorate at Virginia Tech University. In the dozen years since, the UNLV marketing & International business professor has taught courses in marketing research and internet marketing to both undergraduate and graduate students But more than just someone who educates students on the finer points of marketing the 2019 UNLV Alumni Association's Outstanding Faculty Award winner Krishen is the rare professor who is fully invested in her students’ successes — both in and out of the classroom and they will gladly tell you about the immense impact she’s had on their lives most notably as a mentor who is quick to offer career advice and support long after graduation because those students know the wealth of experience and knowledge Krishen has accumulated during her three decades as a marketing professional and educator After receiving her bachelor’s in electrical engineering from Rice University in 1990 she embarked on a 13-year career in which she held various management positions in consulting and electrical engineering she earned an MBA from Virginia Tech in 1996 then returned to the school for her master’s degree in marketing Krishen’s interdisciplinary research interests have revolved around such topics as decision-making in rich environments she has published more than 55 peer-reviewed papers that have appeared in the Journal of Business Research She also penned the 2008 book The Dichotomy of Heuristic in Choice – How Contrast Makes Decisions Easier in which she stresses that multiple factors work simultaneously to create an opposition framework And this year saw the release of Marketing & Humanity: Discourses in the Real World a book Krishen co-edited that encourages readers to question their notions of reality and explores critical consumer-related topics from a holistic Krishen’s work at UNLV has earned her multiple distinctions over the years, including the 2015 UNLV Foundation Distinguished Teaching Award, the 2016 Barrick Scholar Award, and the 2014 and 2016 Faculty Opportunity Awards. Also, in July 2018, she was named special advisor to the dean of UNLV’s Lee Business School Krishen can be found in her running sneakers pounding the pavement as she’s completed an astounding 55 marathons she’s not running from trouble — since she’s also a black belt in Taekwondo Goals are wonderful and they help us see the bigger picture which is exactly what I remind myself to do during every marathon or ultramarathon I run And it’s a skill set that helps me in every class I teach I learned during my first 100-mile ultramarathon that even in moments when I feel all alone in the wilderness — cold My family — including my daughters Axenya and Sheen and my husband Eduardo — along with my friends Those thoughts get me through every struggle and give me the grit and determination to always give my best in everything I do I tell my students that I grade myself every time I grade them — and I enact what I expect never just settling for “good enough,” always working toward my best I convey this valuable message to students in every class I teach: Don’t waste your time discounting people or disliking the things they produce; instead focus on improving yourself or creating your own content you’ll not only learn more and give more back to the world but you’ll learn to respect yourself enough to only surround yourself with those who support you This is why I always say the people you surround yourself with are as important as the things you do Fourth-year medical students reflect on their medical school journey one week before commencement Sky Denson says UNLV's real estate program helped launch his career — before he even graduated a longtime UNLV faculty member and administrator most recently served as the university's officer in charge; appointment runs through April 2028.  Sign in Join now, it's FREE! The Burlington Cricket Academy is working to bring the popular sport to Burlington by teaching the next generation how to play the academy started after the pair saw how sports could bring a household together “It basically started just in our humble abode,” Anjala said “My son and my husband actually formed quite a bond over this game and I was thinking that if this happened in our home in other homes and neighborhoods of Burlington That's why we decided as a family to just open up and launch this academy.” The academy was founded in May and had its first day on the pitch on Tuesday The games and practices are held at Central Park in Burlington every week Anjala found that the academy had an impact on the local community even after only a few weeks of being operational “Many fellow parents have actually turned to me and they say that their children are retiring for bed at a certain time so that they can get up early and be fresh,” she said “They're looking forward to participating in this and this is sometimes the feedback that I’ve gotten within the first week.” Starting the academy up wasn’t an easy task and sustainability is the topic at the front of Puneet’s mind “The biggest challenge is the financial pressure,” Puneet Mahajan we only had two or three registrants the first two weeks when we started promoting it why don't you do something for adults because they play cricket,’ but we thought that it's always good to start with kids because they are the future.” The academy has grown since starting earlier this month and is now seeing more than 20 children showing up at the park to take part in the games Burlington Cricket Academy also has an ace up their sleeve for teaching the game to younger players “The biggest thing about this academy is that we have a professional coach,” Puneet said “He’s been on the Canadian Cricket Council for 31 years and has trained two players who were part of the Canada cricket team in the World Cup we want to take this academy to the next level.” Anjala is hopeful that Burlington will embrace the game and get involved with the city’s newest sport academy “We're really looking forward to joining hands and standing shoulder by shoulder with our lovely community members to get this going,” Anjala said “We're looking forward to any constructive feedback and then closing in on those gaps everyone's leaving with that positive experience and I hope it’s making a difference to people’s lives.” Wake up to the latest Burlington news with The Stir Get the inside scoop on what's happening in our city Sign me up Stora Enso will close down one paper machine at the Anjala site and consolidate book paper production on one PM The company now finalised talks on the closure and announced the number of redundancies Stora Enso has completed negotiations concerning the permanent closure of one of its two paper machines at the Anjala mill in Finland The closure of the publication paper machine scheduled to take place in the fourth quarter of this year which together can produce up to 435,000 tpy of coated and uncoated book paper coated magazine paper and improved newsprint Due to prevailing weak paper demand and high input costs Stora Enso decided to concentrate all book paper production on one PM in Anjala and to shut down the other This will reduce the site's capacity by 250,000 tpy and sales by €100m the group will be able to continue producing its selection of book paper grades," said Hannu Kasurinen The Anjala mill is part of the integrated Anjalankoski site which also includes the Ingerois packaging and board plant The Anjalankoski site is reported under Stora Enso's Packaging Materials division Anjala was previously reported under the Paper division which has was discontinued at the beginning of the year Service Customer Service+49 7224 9397-701servicenoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.de Editorial Team+49 7224 9397-0papernoSpam@GO-AWAYeuwid.com Get the latest news about developments and trends in the industry sent to you once a week free of charge by newsletter Sign up for our newsletter We use cookies and external services on our website others enhance your user experience or help us improve this website You can change your privacy settings any time by clicking privacy policy Necessary cookies are required for the correct functioning of the website Content from video platforms and map services is blocked by default. 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You can find more information on the individual external services in our privacy policy in Electrical Engineering from Rice University Krishen held several management positions during a 13-year career before pursuing a doctorate mixed-methods research includes decision making she has over 50 published peer reviewed journal papers which appear in high level journals such as Journal of Business Research She has received numerous awards for her work including the UNLV Foundation Distinguished Teaching award (2015) and the Harold and Muriel Berkman Research Grant Award (2016) “Opposition: The light outside of the dark box,” which discusses the role that opposition plays in our lives she gave a UNLV Creates speech based on her pedagogical research entitled Seeing to Being.” She has completed over 55 marathons The Mel Larson Endowed Chair in Marketing was created to honor in perpetuity the memory and exemplary career of marketing pioneer The endowment allows the Lee Business School department of marketing to recruit and recognize faculty for their work in teaching Department Chair and Professor of Marketing Mel Larson was well respected for both his affable nature and his extraordinary marketing expertise most notably demonstrated as executive vice president of Circus Circus properties for many years A former race car driver on the NASCAR circuit and track owner himself he was a co-founder of Las Vegas Motor Speedway and a pioneer of Las Vegas’s rise as an iconic international destination Mel also developed the heliport for Mercy Air was inducted into the Southern Nevada Sports Hall of Fame and has a star on the Las Vegas Walk of Stars wished to honor his memory in perpetuity while providing the Mel Larson Chair in Marketing the ability to innovate in the classroom in the discipline of marketing promote the Lee Business School by presenting cutting-edge research at national and international conferences and inspire and encourage student’s in marketing Marilyn and Mel met while Mel was serving in the U.S Since she retired from Arizona Public Service Company in Phoenix Marilyn has served on the UMC Auxiliary Board and on the Animal Foundation Board of Directors namesake of Lee Business School's Mel Larson Endowed Chair Anjala Krishen serves as Professor and Department Chair of Marketing and International Business for the Lee Business School she served as the Director of the MBA program for the college and successfully navigated the MBA program's transition online and into a hybrid format during the pandemic in Electrical Engineering from Rice University and three graduate degrees She held full-time corporate positions for 13-years before pursuing a doctorate Her research spans three sub-disciplines of consumer behavior: (1) advertising and retailing Fifty-seven of these publications have come post-tenure; 28 are A- level or above four are in high-quality hospitality journals she has published more than 20 journal papers co-authored with current or former UNLV graduate students and more than fifteen journal papers with junior faculty Anjala has received both research and teaching awards including the UNLV Foundation Distinguished Teaching award (2015) the Harold and Muriel Berkman Research Grant Award (2016) the UNLV Alumni Association Outstanding Faculty Recipient (2019) and the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award (2022) “Opposition: The light outside of the dark box,” which discusses the important role that opposition plays in our lives Marketing & Humanity: Discourses in the Real World Interim Assistant Dean for External Relations; Anjala Krishen Department Chair and Professor of Marketing; Marilyn Larson former Assistant Dean for External Relations Stora Enso will consolidate its book paper production and permanently close one of its two paper machines at its Anjala mill in Finland the packaging and paper giant blamed weak paper demand and high input costs for the closure which will reduce the site’s annual capacity from 435,000tpa to 185,000tpa Equivalent to a loss of €100m (£88m) to the group’s revenues Stora Enso said it will start change negotiations concerning all employees at the integrated Anjalankoski site which includes the Anjala paper unit and the Ingerois board unit The closure is set to take place during the fourth quarter of 2023 and affect an estimated 110 people No decisions regarding the planned closure and employee reduction will be taken until the change negotiations have been concluded EVP of Stora Enso’s packaging materials division explained the restructure: “The decline in newsprint and publication paper demand has further accelerated and has also reached the previously more stable book paper market to ensure the vitality of our book paper offering we plan to focus all our efforts on the remaining Anjala production line and continue to serve our book paper customers with high-quality products.” Stora Enso said the planned closure would not affect its operating profit Deterioration in long-term demand had already seen the group record €19m written off as an item affecting comparability (IAC) in Q1 2023 with an overall expected cost of €16m as IACs in 2023 The Anjala closure is only the latest action in Stora Enso’s vast restructuring programme which has seen it sell three of its five paper production plants Stora Enso has retained its packaging material production sites and is due to complete a feasibility study for the conversion of its two Langersbrugge paper machines to recycled containerboard in mid-2023 Stora Enso also acquired Dutch De Jong Packaging Group in January 2023 and has said it will invest approximately €1bn in its high-volume consumer board line at its Finnish Oulu site Printweek welcomes informed debate, but please read our House Rules before posting Printweek is the premier website for the print industry Met Gala 2025 LIVE Updates: Shah Rukh Khan Shah Rukh Khan and Priyanka Chopra accidentally recreate Don and Roma look at Met Gala and fans can't keep calm - Pics Kiara Advani’s Met Gala look sparks comparisons to Aishwarya Rai’s 2024 Cannes outfit; 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Please review updated ';P+='Privacy Policy Here';P+=' The feasibility study for the rebuild of the company's Langerbrugge mill is expected to be finalised in the first half of 2023 Stora Enso will part with its Hylte paper production operations in Sweden but will retain the Packaging Solutions division’s formed fibre and biocomposite operations located at the Hylte site The company also says that it will discontinue the Anjala divestment process These steps conclude Stora Enso’s plan announced in March 2022 to divest four of its five paper production sites Stora Enso’s focus is on long-term growth for its renewable products in packaging building solutions and biomaterials innovations The Hylte paper production with its capacity of 245,000 tpy of newsprint and all its related assets will be sold to Sweden Timber The enterprise value is approximately €18m The completion of the transaction is expected in the first half of 2023 The agreement to divest the Hylte paper site to Sweden Timber has no immediate impact on production nor customer deliveries Sweden Timber produces wood products to the construction industry and wood retailers and operates four plants in Sweden in Malmbäck The Anjala site produces improved newsprint LWC and wallpaper base with a capacity of 435,000 tpy The site already today leverages integrated operations with Stora Enso’s neighbouring Ingerois packaging materials site utilising synergies in raw material and energy supply Anjala will continue paper production and serve its customers "I am pleased that Sweden Timber will continue to serve Hylte’s paper customers with the intent to further develop the operations we have concluded that the benefits from retaining the site within the group exceed the value of explored divestment opportunities,” says Seppo Parvi the ongoing feasibility study for a potential conversion of one of the site’s two paper lines into a packaging materials line is expected to be finalised in the first half of 2023 The previously disclosed agreement to divest the Maxau paper site in Germany to Schwartz Produktion is expected to conclude at the beginning of this year The divestment of the Nymölla paper site in Sweden was concluded on 2 January with ownership transferred to Sylvamo In addition to the impairment loss of €19m recorded in the fourth quarter of 2022 Stora Enso will book a disposal loss of approximately €35m in its IFRS operating profit in the first quarter of 2023 these figures are subject to closing date adjustments On 1 January 2023 Stora Enso adapted its segment reporting to the ongoing reorganisation of the Paper division’s operations and changes in the reporting of emerging businesses in the Packaging Solutions division The Paper division was discontinued as of 1 January 2023 and will not be reported as a separate segment going forward the Maxau and Hylte sites are reported in Segment Other until the completion of the divestments The retained Langerbrugge and Anjala sites are reported as part of the Packaging Materials division the reporting of the emerging businesses in the Packaging Solutions division Stora Enso has completed the negotiations regarding the consolidation of its book paper production and the permanent closure of one of the two paper machines at its Anjalankoski site in Finland The Finnish packaging and paper giant said in April that it planned to permanently close one of the two paper machines and concentrate all book paper production to one line at the integrated Anjalankoski site due to the prevailing weak paper demand and high input costs will reduce the site’s annual capacity by 250,000 tonnes It has now been confirmed that the closure will take place during Q4 2023 and will affect 89 people Most of these redundancies will be managed through pension arrangements It was originally estimated that 110 people would be affected “While it is very unfortunate that redundancies have to be made we are pleased that the number of employees affected is significantly lower than anticipated,” said Hannu Kasurinen EVP of Stora Enso’s Packaging Materials division “Stora Enso will continue to harness the Anjalankoski site’s synergies between board and paper production and with the remaining paper machine the group will be able to continue producing its selection of book paper grades.” The integrated Anjalankoski site has been reported under the Packaging Materials division since the beginning of 2023 The site includes the Ingerois packaging board production unit and the Anjala paper production unit the latter of which was previously reported under the now dissolved Paper division which will be equivalent to a loss of €100m (£86m) to the group’s revenues is another action in Stora Enso’s vast restructuring programme Stora Enso has retained its packaging material production sites and is due to complete a feasibility study for the conversion of its two Langersbrugge paper machines to recycled containerboard in mid-2023 Stora Enso also acquired Dutch De Jong Packaging Group in January 2023 In April the business revised its guidance for 2023 and said its operational EBIT was now expected to be “significantly lower” than for 2022 due to the worsening outlook Anjala - Weak handling of a Heartwarming story If you are familiar with Malayalam cinema you would know that they make a lot of films that are grounded and close to their lives The crux would sometimes be so simple that you wonder whether it could be made as a feature film But a film is about its individual moments and how these moments are conceived and connected Pannaiyarum Padminiyum is a film that comes to mind Pasupathy is very good at few places and also comes across a tad artificial at a few It is good to see a character actor being given the lead role in a mainstream film.Yes Pasupathy is the protagonist of Anjala and Vimal plays second fiddle Playing a small town guy has never been a problem to Vimal It is only when he stepped out of his comfort zone that he had come across as wanting a few times Anjala is home ground and Vimal is at ease The rest of the cast are just about ordinary for want of a better word A car loses control and bumps into the tea shop hurting a few The man on the driving seat is a Bank manager The immediate reaction to such a scenario would be that he is evil and was careless But the film shows this as a genuine accident and how good sense can prevail if you are calm and composed and believe in good But the problem is they really are not that 'fine' on screen.The narrative is rushed the acting is loud or hurried or melodramatic or amateurish and the supposedly funny scenes fall flat And this is disappointing considering that the film has its heart in the right place It ends on a positive note but not the one you are expecting Something very dear is lost and yet things move on Emotional connect will always remain and physical belongings are just means to establish it High Court Judge Justice Anjala Wati has struck out the case of the Fiji Teachers Union filed against the Ministry of Education While delivering the strike out application ruling Justice Wati said that in the final analysis she finds that the Fiji Teachers Union’s claim is time barred under the Employment Relations Act in that the grievance was not filed within 21 days from the time it first arose The judge dismissed FTU’s claim and ordered it to pay $2,000 costs of the Ministry of Education The Ministry of Education had earlier filed a strike out application brought up by the Fiji Teachers Union in regards to the alleged breach of the employment contracts of its members This is in relation to the Job Evaluation Exercise who was representing the Ministry of Education told the court that this relates to a trade dispute and under the Employment Relations Act 2007 the High Court does not have the jurisdiction to hear the case Narayan says that the case should be called before the Arbitration Court.                     She told the High Court that during the consultations for the Job Evaluation Exercise the union was consulted and the members who signed their contracts had said that they had done it voluntarily Narayan said the government is saying that since they have signed the new contracts under the Job Evaluation She also added that the application by the union is time barred Narayan also questioned whether it was a dispute of interest or rights While responding to the strike out application Damodaran Nair had earlier said that in 2016 there was an amendment done to the Employment Relations Act which included the government workers in the act and the court can hear the case Nair said the union has brought the case of dispute of rights of its members collectively adding that the Union was never consulted He also said that they have met the time limit.        FTU General Secretary Agni Deo Singh says they will not appeal the ruling and will file their case in the Arbitration Court today Stay tuned for the latest news on our radio stations Copyright © 2025 Communications Fiji Limited FM96 Legend FM Viti FM Navtarang Radio Sargam PNG Haus Bung Yumi FM Nau FM Legend FM Facebook TikTok Instagram X YouTube Threads This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Pasupathy and Nanditha in the lead roles is directed by Thangam Saravanan The movie is all set to release on December 24 Aurra Cinemas will be releasing the movie in Tamil Nadu Pasupathy and Nandita play the lead roles in 'Anjala' The film is directed by debutant Thangam Saravanan Music by Gopi Sundar and editing by Praveen-Srikanth Anjala is a romantic comedy film with some interesting twist adn turns Anjalai is produced by stunt choreographer Dhilip Subbarayan under Farmer's Master Plan Production The film shooting is progressing at a brisk pace You can update your channel preference from the Settings menu in the header menu Debutante director Thangam Saravanan's 'Anjala' has stuck in a controversy over the promotional song 'Tea Podu' that featured many Kollywood celebrities An independent music band Mami Boys has alleged that the song is a complete rip-off of their 'Dum Tea' song which was released in 2013 as a tribute to tea shops The band has also said that it will resort to legal recourse against the makers of the film However director Thangam Saravanan has refuted this allegation stating that 'Tea' was the only similarity between the two songs and the concept choreography and making were entirely different 'Anjala' stars Vemal and Nandita in lead roles while Pasupathy has acted in a pivotal character The film revolves around a tea shop and it is expected to hit the screens anytime soon Contact at support@indiaglitz.com The first look of  'Anjala' has been revealed recently The film stars Vimal and Nanditha in the lead roles.The movie is directed by Thangam Saravanan and music by Gopi Sundar Veteran Stunt choreographer Dhilip Subbarayan is on cloud nine His maiden production venture 'Anjala' is ready for release by next month and the Ilayathalapathi Vijay releasing the Audio CD of the film has been the source of extreme delight for the master "I initially hesitated to request him to release the first CD of the music album as he was busy shooting for his films without a gap But in a good moment I placed my request to him and he immediately accepted His encouraging words would be vital for me to continue as a film producer." Dhilip Subbarayan said Gopi Sunder has scored the music for the film and composed the songs that have been released R.V.Udhayakumar is a famous director of the 1990s He had given super hit films with each of the leading stars of that era 'Chinna Gounder' with Vijayakanth and 'Kizhakku Vasal' with Karthik were some of his memorable films He is acting as Nandita Shweta's father in 'Anjala' directed by Thangam Saravanan Vemal plays the male lead in this film produced by Stunt Choreogpraher Dhilip Subbarayan Pasupathy plays an important role in this film Udhayakumar feels that Vemal is a realistic actor who understands the character and gives life to it He also said Pasupathy is the only actor who made him clap after Sivaji Ganesan The makers of actor Vemal's delayed film 'Anjala' will be hitting the screens on February 12 2016 to cash in on the Valentine Day weekend The film has been directed by Thangam Saravanan stars Vemal Nandita Shweta and Pasupathi important roles The story revolves around a tea shop and the promotional song with a plenty of stars helped to create a positive buzz Gopi Sundar of 'Bangalore Naatkal' fame has scored music for this film Vijay Sethupathi's 'Kadhalum Kadandhu Pogum' and Siddharth's 'Jil Jung Juk' are the other three films that have confirmed there release on February 12