On Thursday, Shares of U.S. Silica Holdings Inc (NYSE:SLCA), lost - 0.28% to $ 31.89.
U.S. Silica Holdings, released its 2014 Sustainability Report, Intersections, detailing the accomplishments over the past year that contributed to the Company’s success in reaching key targets in safety, environmental protection and community support.
The fifth annual Sustainability Report details how the Company’s sustainability efforts intersect with every facet of its business, counting U.S. Silica’s commitment to community investment, employee safety and environmental stewardship. U.S. Silica reached noteworthymilestones in 2014, cementing its status as an industry leader while paving the way for continued innovation and success.
U.S. Silica Holdings, Inc. produces and sells commercial silica in the United States. It operates through two segments, Oil & Gas Proppants, and Industrial & Specialty Products. The company offers whole grain commercial silica products to be used as fracturing sand in connection with oil and natural gas recovery, in addition to sells its whole grain silica products in various size distributions, grain shapes, and chemical purity levels for manufacturing glass products.
Shares of Delphi Automotive PLC (NYSE:DLPH), declined - 1.48% to $ 87.04, during its last trading session.
Delphi Automotive PLC, declared that Joseph S. Cantie has joined its board of directors effective June.
Cantie is presently the executive vice president and chief financial officer of ZF TRW, a division of ZF Friedrichshafen AG, a global automobile supplier. He served in these roles for TRW Automotive Holdings Corp. since April 2004, and has held various other senior financial administration roles at TRW since joining the company in 1999. Cantie has also held administration roles at LucasVarity and KPMG Peat Marwick.
Delphi Automotive PLC, together with its auxiliaries, manufacturers vehicle components; and provides electrical and electronic, powertrain, safety, and thermal technology solutions to the automotive and commercial vehicle markets worldwide.
At the end of Thursday’s trade, Shares of Gannett Co., Inc. (NYSE:GCI), lost -1.72% to $ 36.10.
Gannett Co., declared that Cynthia Hiskes has been named vice president of human resources and will start her role effective right away. She will oversee all human resources functions for Cars.com and report directly to Chief Executive Officer and President Alex Vetter.
“I am thrilled to welcome Cynthia to the Cars.com leadership team,” said Vetter. “She brings a wealth of global human resources and business leadership to the company and her proven track record of success building talent administration-driven organizations will be an asset to Cars.com. Cynthia will enable us to better recruit and retain talent that will move our business forward, while upholding the company’s strong culture.”
Gannett Co., operates as a media and marketing solutions company. It operates through three segments: Broadcasting, Publishing, and Digital. The Broadcasting segment owns and operates 46 television stations that produce local programming, such as news, sports, and entertainment; and associated online sites.
Finally, CNH Industrial NV (NYSE:CNHI), ended its last trade with -0.66% loss, and close at $ 9.08.
The CNH Industrial N.V., plant in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, has been awarded silver status for implementing World Class Manufacturing, one of the highest standards in the world for the integrated administration of manufacturing plants and processes. The Canadian plant, which produces equipment for the company’s agricultural equipment brands, Case IH and New Holland Agriculture, is the first North American CNH Industrial facility to receive a silver WCM designation.
Following an audit by independent, trained auditors on May 14-15, the Saskatoon plant earned the silver award for achieving production process excellence and for the deep knowledge of WCM demonstrated by employees throughout the facility and especially on the shop floor. The facility earned the status just seven years after initially implementing the WCM program, which measures technical and managerial standards, counting safety, cost, environment, quality, and process.
CNH Industrial N.V. designs, produces, markets, sells, and finances agricultural and construction equipment, trucks, commercial vehicles, buses, and specialty vehicles, engines, transmissions, and axles worldwide.
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