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Des Moines metro developer, charity founder is claimed to owe $70 million, Watchdog finds - Vimarsana News

Des Moines metro developer, charity founder is claimed to owe $70 million, Watchdog finds

After Des Moines metro developer Daniel Pettit defaults on lenders, allegedly owing a total of $70 million, he fails to show for 6-month jail sentence

Source: yahoo.com
Pakistan banks to use blockchain for implementing KYC - Vimarsana News

Pakistan banks to use blockchain for implementing KYC

The Pakistan banks association plans to use blockchain to implement know-your-customer policies for better efficiency and speed.

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Pakistan banks agree on blockchain-based KYC system development - Vimarsana News

Pakistan banks agree on blockchain-based KYC system development

Avanza Group will develop the blockchain-based eKYC platform, which member banks will use to standardize and exchange customer data via a decentralized and self-regulated network.

EXCLUSIVE: Under-fire Avanza bosses pull their socks up over wastage at Marbella bus station - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: Under-fire Avanza bosses pull their socks up over wastage at Marbella bus station

BOSSES accused of wasting ‘thousands of euros’ at a bus depot have taken action after the Olive Press pointed it out to them. Users of Marbella bus

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - World Socialist Web Site - Vimarsana News

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - World Socialist Web Site

Strikes across France by healthcare, transport and employment agency workers over staff shortages, workload and pay; protests by teachers across Iran against wages and conditions following protests of retirees demanding a rise in pensions; 5,000 South African food workers on indefinite strike against pay and job cuts for eleventh week

Source: wsws.org