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Dianne Jolley: Former University of Technology, Sydney UTS professor AVOIDS jail - Vimarsana News

Dianne Jolley: Former University of Technology, Sydney UTS professor AVOIDS jail

A former university dean has been spared jail time over her 'bizarre' fake letter campaign and will serve her custodial sentence within the community.

Attempted fraud on the rise in Waterloo Region - Vimarsana News

Attempted fraud on the rise in Waterloo Region

Your Neighbourhood Credit Union wants to inform the public on how to prevent being a victim of fraud

CA Ports to Fine Shipping Companies for Containers Left on Docks - Vimarsana News

CA Ports to Fine Shipping Companies for Containers Left on Docks

The idea is to ease port jams and allow the record number of ships stuck off the coast of California to dock at port.

Biden's 24/7 port schedule is pointless when warehouses aren't open at 3 a.m. and there aren't enough truckers to collect cargo, logistics exec says - Vimarsana News

Biden's 24/7 port schedule is pointless when warehouses aren't open at 3 a.m. and there aren't enough truckers to collect cargo, logistics exec says

President Joe Biden’s plan to run California ports 24-hours-a-day, seven-days-a-week is redundant if truckers and warehouses aren’t running all night too, a logistics executive said. In an interview with Bloomberg this week, Brian Bourke, chief growth officer at logistics firm Seko, said that Biden’s new schedule would not fix the supply chain crunch alone. “That’s ...

The supply-chain crisis: what's going on? - Vimarsana News

The supply-chain crisis: what's going on?

Chaos in global supply chains is affecting the availability of everything from milkshakes to microchips