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Coffee Briefing Jan. 31 – CIB partners with Arrow; TELUS appoints new chief product officer; Dell launches new cohort of mentorship program; and more - Vimarsana News

Coffee Briefing Jan. 31 – CIB partners with Arrow; TELUS appoints new chief product officer; Dell launches new cohort of mentorship program; and more

Coffee Briefings are timely deliveries of the latest ITWC headlines, interviews, and podcasts. Today’s Coffee Briefing is delivered by IT World Canada’s editorial team! Missed last week’s Coffee Briefing? We’ve got you covered. What’s new this week CIB lends C$8.1 million to bring broadband infrastructure online to Indigenous and rural communities in Alberta Government-based infrastructure investor,

Health chain must pay NT$256m in damages - Vimarsana News

Health chain must pay NT$256m in damages

The Taipei District Court on Wednesday ruled that Alexander Health Club Group, the operator of a defunct chain of health clubs, must pay more than NT$256 million (US$9.18 million) to its former members for on Dec. 10, 2007, shutting down all of its 21 branches without prior notice. The ruling comes 14 years after the Consumers’ Foundation in January 2008 filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of 8,564 former members of Taiwan’s once-leading health group chain, seeking NT$582 million in punitive damages from the owners of the company. At the time of its closure, the company ran 16 Alexander...

Alexander Health Club Group ordered to pay over NT$256 million to ex-members - Vimarsana News

Alexander Health Club Group ordered to pay over NT$256 million to ex-members

Taipei, Feb. 16 (CNA) The Taiwan Taipei District Court ruled on Wednesday that the Alexander Health Club Group, which once ran the leading Taiwanese chain of health clubs, must pay over NT$256 million (US$9.19 million) to its former members for shutting down all of its 21 branches in December 2007 without prior notice.