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Skolstrejkarna fyller tre år – vill ändra på allt - Vimarsana News

Skolstrejkarna fyller tre år – vill ändra på allt

Skolstrejkerna har samlat tusentals barn och unga. Tillsammans har de lärt sig mer om klimat­et. De har blivit kompisar och v­änner. Nu vill de ändra på hela samhället i grunden.

Source: etc.se
Greta Thunberg skildras i boken "Gretas resa" - Vimarsana News

Greta Thunberg skildras i boken "Gretas resa"

Alexandra Urisman Otto och Roger Turesson berättar om Greta Thunbergs resa från okänd skolflicka till internationell ikon.

Nu kommer en ny bok om Greta Thunberg av DN-medarbetare - Vimarsana News

Nu kommer en ny bok om Greta Thunberg av DN-medarbetare

Den 20 augusti släpps boken ”Gretas resa”, om Greta Thunbergs kamp för klimatet, skriven av DN-medarbetarna Alexandra Urisman Otto och Roger Turesson.

Source: dn.se
Mogo to nearly double stake in Coinsquare to 37 percent - Vimarsana News

Mogo to nearly double stake in Coinsquare to 37 percent

Mogo to nearly double stake in Coinsquare to 37 percent Vancouver FinTech company Mogo has announced plans to increase its ownership position in Coinsquare by purchasing an additional 5.4 million common shares in the Toronto-based cryptocurrency startup. The two firms have entered an agreement that will see Mogo grow its ownership stake in Coinsquare from almost 20 to 37 percent. To achieve this, Mogo intends to pay between $46.9 million CAD and $48.6 million total, in either cash or common shares. Mogo also holds a warrant that, if exercised, would permit the Vancouver compan...

Over a year after Einstein Exchange closure, Vancouver entrepreneur wins civil suit against founder - Vimarsana News

Over a year after Einstein Exchange closure, Vancouver entrepreneur wins civil suit against founder

Over a year after Einstein Exchange closure, Vancouver entrepreneur wins civil suit against founder The founder of now-defunct cryptocurrency firm Einstein Exchange has been ordered by a BC court to pay $535,000 to a man who sold him bitcoin in 2019. This court order comes over a year after Einstein Exchange founder Michael Gokturk was sued by Scott Nelson, a Vancouver entrepreneur, in 2019, for breach of contract related to the bitcoin. According to the lawsuit and as reported by CBC News, Gokturk failed to pay Nelson after Nelson sold him 50 bitcoin at an agreed price of $10...