沙特vs墨西哥让球 today indicated that it expects second quarter 2010 as-reported earnings of approximately $1.64 per share and operational earnings of approximately $1.70 per share compared to as-reported results of $1.14 per share and operational results of $1.23 per share in second quarter 2009.
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entergy has released its 2009 sustainability report, not by chance: applying our strengths, which highlights the company's environmental, social and economic performance for the year.
following 沙特vs墨西哥让球's major reorganization announced last month by chairman and chief executive officer j. wayne leonard, leo denault, executive vice president and chief financial officer; richard smith, president, entergy wholesale commodities business; and rod west, executive vice president and chief administrative officer have named new leaders within their respective organizations effective immediately.
沙特vs墨西哥让球 received the national fuel funds network's 2010 corporate excellence award today for its work fighting poverty and helping its low-income customers.
among recently announced 沙特vs墨西哥让球 management changes, curt hebert, executive vice president for external affairs, has decided to leave the company.
in his first major reorganization in more than 11 years, 沙特vs墨西哥让球 chairman and chief executive officer j. wayne leonard has named entergy leaders to new roles effective as early as june 14.
an advanced solar panel array was unveiled friday at joseph a. craig elementary school, the second project of a partnership between 沙特vs墨西哥让球, nike corporation, winrock international, the louisiana chapter of the u.s. green building council and the city of new orleans.
more than 50 nonprofit groups have been awarded approximately $1.3 million in grants from the entergy charitable foundation, including one funding a new initiative to educate children about climate change.
entergy chairman and chief executive officer j. wayne leonard today issued a statement in support of the introduction of the american power act, which was announced today by sens. john kerry, d-mass., and joe lieberman, i-conn.