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Before the Met Gala, Condé Nast Union Nixes Picketing and Strikes a Contract Deal - Vimarsana News

Before the Met Gala, Condé Nast Union Nixes Picketing and Strikes a Contract Deal

The Condé Nast Union reached a deal with corporate brass and avoided a walkout and picketing.

Source: yahoo.com
Mississippi senators back law requiring AM radio in every car - Vimarsana News

Mississippi senators back law requiring AM radio in every car

Mississippi’s U.S. senators are coming together to ensure AM radio is in every car. Sens. Roger Wicker (R-Miss) and Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.) have cosponsored the “AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act” as it now has the support of 60 senators and 249 House members. The bill, which would task the National...

iTWire - Google anti-trust trial ends, verdict expected by end of summer - Vimarsana News

iTWire - Google anti-trust trial ends, verdict expected by end of summer

The judge presiding over an anti-trust case against Google, brought by the US Department of Justice and state attorneys, is debating whether he should...

Source: itwire.com
Google May Have Been 'Negligent' in Destruction of Alleged Antitrust Evidence: Judge - Vimarsana News

Google May Have Been 'Negligent' in Destruction of Alleged Antitrust Evidence: Judge

'We just want to know what we don't know,' US District Judge Amit Mehta said during arguments over sanctions against the search giant

Source: hngn.com
Want to Buy a Decommissioned Supercomputer? Here's Your Chance - Vimarsana News

Want to Buy a Decommissioned Supercomputer? Here's Your Chance

There's still time left to bid for a 145,152-core Cheyenne supercomputer that was once the 20th most powerful computer in the world.

Source: wired.com