Toronto barber refusing to pay licensing renewal fee after being closed for half a year
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Toronto barbershop Barking Iron is about to lose its license, but owner Julian Herrche says he doesn t care.
The business owner, who has been running the Parkdale barbershop since 2017, received a notice this week saying that he needs to pay his annual license renewal fee by April 17 in order to continue operating his business.
The renewal fee, which Herrche has been paying yearly since he started Barking Iron, comes up to $247.61 for his 2021 license.
Earlier this week, LIC controlled IDBI Bank was removed from the RBI s PCA framework after a gap of nearly four years on improved financial performance.
Indigenous artists ânot getting a fair dealâ
12-03-2021
13-10-2015
An Aboriginal artists’ group in Australia has urged Indigenous artists to stop selling their copyright, arguing that they are being exploited by large corporations.
The Wangaba Roebourne Art Group, based in Pilbara, Western Australia, says it will no longer sell copyright for individual pieces of work, and will only license or sell pieces directly from now on.
“History shows our artists are not getting a fair deal with selling their IP rights,” a statement on the collective’s Facebook page said.
Christina Goodman, the group’s operations manager, told ABC News that she would like to see other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists pursuing the same policy.
Libya: Saipem awarded a consulting services contract for Benghazi Oil Technical Center project
10 Mar 2021
Libya National Oil Corporation (NOC) for the development of the
Benghazi Oil Technical Center (BOTC). The integrated specialized Technical Center will be established in the Mreisa Free Zone, 25 kms from Benghazi and designed with best-in class facilities and technologies to serve the Libyan oil and gas market and other critical industries.
Saipem has extensive experience in technical centers, having its own engineering centers in strategic areas worldwide. In addition, Saipem’s long established presence and commitment to the country, exemplified by its determination to maintain its headquarters and local staff even in recent years, provides Saipem with a strong knowledge of Libya and its energy infrastructure. In recognition of these qualities, Saipem has been considered by Libya’s NOC as the ideal partner to develop the Benghazi Oil Technical Center Project.