News in brief: Faulty wiring found in 787 probe, Booming Galliford Try hunting for land, Cussons sells Polish brands to Germany - lithium ion batteries for sale

Japan's Ministry of Transport said today that an investigation into the overheating of a lithium-ion battery by air carrier Boeing 787 found that the battery was improperly wired.
It says that the battery of the aircraft auxiliary power unit is not properly connected to the overheated main battery, although the protection valve will prevent damage to the power supply of the APU.
It added that more analysis was needed to determine what caused the main battery to overheat and emit smoke, forcing the ANA domestic flight to land urgently and causing the Boeing787 jet to land in
Booming ford said today that it is looking for more land in London and the South-
East, because it had a record half of its housing and construction sector, completed 1364 homes in the six months ended December. The firm’s pre-
Tax profits are stable at £ 32.
3 million despite the fact that the construction market was more difficult, revenue fell by 9%.
Its contract Department will have the roof of the Wimbledon center Stadium there for an order amount of 1. 6 billion.
Kusen sells Polish brands to German soapto-
Suntan group PZ Cussons has sold its Polish home
The German consumer goods company Henkel paid 47 million in cash.
Alex Kanellis, chief executive of Kusen, said the sale would help the company focus on its personal business.
Nursing in Poland. The Manchester-based best-
Known products include Imperial Leather soap, sundried products from Saint Tropez and body wash from original sources.