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Press releaseBrussels, 2 May 2024Regulated information – Inside information Orange Belgium completes its capital increase by contribution in kind – Nethys exchanges its stake in VOO Holding for...

Press releaseBrussels, 29 March 2024Regulated information – Inside information Public announcement in accordance with article 7:97, §4/1 of the Belgian Companies and Associations Code ...

Investegate announcements from Public announcement in accordance with article 7:97, §4/1 of the Belgian Companies and Associations Code (“BCAC”) concerning a capital increase by contribution in kind

Investegate announcements from Orange Belgium invites investors and analysts to participate in its H2 and full year 2023 results online web conference and audio conference call on February 9, 2024

Press releaseBrussels, 21 November 2023 – 7:00 Regulated information Nethys confirms to Orange Belgium its intention to convert its stake in VOO into Orange Belgium shares UPDATE Last week, Orange Belgium confirmed that it was in discussions with Nethys about converting its 25% + 1 share in VOO into Orange Belgium shares. This option is available to Nethys as part of the acquisition of VOO by Orange Belgium. After obtaining ENODIA's agreement, Nethys today officially informed Orange ...

After the shocking announcement this June that Live on the Green would not be returning this year, it seemed that returning our beloved Music City back to its live music roots might be more challenging than the city originally anticipated. Thanks to AB Hillsboro Village, formerly known as Anzie Blue, live music has finally returned...

Letter writers from Middle Tennessee argue for greater responsibility and decry efforts to subvert the peoples will.

Days before a state agency began researching whether transgender medical care for Floridians should be covered by Medicaid, officials started lining up experts known for going against the scientific mainstream.

The report compiled by AHCA was central to the state’s decision to strip transgender care from Medicaid coverage.

At least two state employees involved with a controversial report received raises well above their peers.