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Erasing history or keeping up with the times? The great Roald Dahl debate - Vimarsana News

Erasing history or keeping up with the times? The great Roald Dahl debate

It’s not the first time favourites in children’s literature have come under attack, but the latest changes to Roald Dahl’s work are polarising.

Source: smh.com.au
Anita Budu appointed as IJM, West Africa Director - Vimarsana News

Anita Budu appointed as IJM, West Africa Director

Ms Anita Korkor Budu has been appointed as the Wast Africa Director of the International Justice Mission (IJM). According to the President of IJM Africa-Europe Region, Mr Andy Griffiths, “Anita has proven to be a valuable addition and brings to the position her vast experience in social work and justice…

Is the sun setting on London equities? - Vimarsana News

Is the sun setting on London equities?

The Investor Forum, which represents shareholders with more than £680billion in UK equities warned in its annual review that the UK market needs reform.

The week in investor relations: Mixed Wall Street results raise European ante, activism in Canada set to grow and UK companies no longer 'must-own' assets, institutional investors warn - Vimarsana News

The week in investor relations: Mixed Wall Street results raise European ante, activism in Canada set to grow and UK companies no longer 'must-own' assets, institutional investors warn

– Mixed results from Wall Street earlier in January have raised the ante on European lenders limbering up to report earnings ne

Investor forum warns of UK equities 'diminished importance' - Vimarsana News

Investor forum warns of UK equities 'diminished importance'

A group of some of the world’s largest asset managers have warned that UK equities are no longer a ‘must own’ market.