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Marathon Petroleum buys 49.9% stake in LF Bioenergy in $50M deal Marathon Petroleum $Marathon(MPC)$ said it acquired a 49.9% interest in U.S. renewable natural gas producer LF Bioenergy from Cresta Fund Management for $50M. The agreement includes the potential for up to an additional $50M based on the achievement of predetermined earn-out targets. Current projects are under various stages of development, with the first facility nearing completion and expected to be in service in this year's H1. Marathon (MPC) is expected to fund its share of capital spending, building out LF Bioenergy's portfolio to produce over 6,500 MMBtu/day by the end of 2026 as specific project milestones are achieved.

I have just refreshed my memory and read the book "Who Moved My Cheese" by Dr Spencer Johnson for the umpteen times over the years. I did not pick up this "self discovery" book at the time it was published on 08 Sep 1988. It was later on that I chanced upon this book at the recommendations of my boss. To paraphrase what she said to me "give this book a read, it may help in your approach to project management". For her to say something so undertone surely must mean I am missing something. And so with a piqued interest, I bought the book from Times The Bookshop (does it still exists ?). It was an easy read with only 95 pages. However the benefits that I have derived from it over and over again is immense. Each time I picked up the book and read it again, it gives me to have a

I have just refreshed my memory and read the book "Who Moved My Cheese" by Dr Spencer Johnson for the umpteen times over the years. I did not pick up this "self discovery" book at the time it was published on 08 Sep 1988. It was later on that I chanced upon this book at the recommendations of my boss. To paraphrase what she said to me "give this book a read, it may help in your approach to project management". For her to say something so undertone surely must mean I am missing something. And so with a piqued interest, I bought the book from Times The Bookshop (does it still exists ?). It was an easy read with only 95 pages. However the benefits that I have derived from it over and over again is immense. Each time I picked up the book and read it again, it gives me to have a