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All Blue Cross children's Christmas camps fully booked in just one week - The Copenhagen Post – The Copenhagen Post - Vimarsana News

All Blue Cross children's Christmas camps fully booked in just one week - The Copenhagen Post – The Copenhagen Post

The Copenhagen Post – your Danish Connection

Source: cphpost.dk
Maersk Air Cargo explores China-UK route - Vimarsana News

Maersk Air Cargo explores China-UK route

Maersk, the giant ocean shipping carrier, is testing a U.K. airport as a possible import base for its cargo airline. The post Maersk Air Cargo explores China-UK route appeared first on FreightWaves.

Source: yahoo.com
Aquapurna, Billund Aquaculture begn construction on world's largest high-intensity RAS shrimp farm - Vimarsana News

Aquapurna, Billund Aquaculture begn construction on world's largest high-intensity RAS shrimp farm

Annapurna and Billund Aquaculture have begun work on the world’s largest high-intensity recirculating aquaculture system shrimp farm.

Yes, we should return the Elgin marbles – and a few other borrowed items whilst we're at it - Vimarsana News

Yes, we should return the Elgin marbles – and a few other borrowed items whilst we're at it

He’s tried tinkering with the tax system, banning smoking, making maths compulsory until a teenager is breathing pie charts and attempted to convince the public that he’s a nice guy by getting his wife to say he’s a nice guy. But opinion polls make for continued grim reading for the PM so he’s trying a joker card from the pack by attacking the Greeks.

Source: yahoo.com
Fourth-gen Lego heir sold $930 million of shares in family holding company - Vimarsana News

Fourth-gen Lego heir sold $930 million of shares in family holding company

Lego heir Sofie Kirk Kristiansen, whose siblings remain part of the family holdings company Kirkbi, sold her shares to pursue nature conservation projects.