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BBCNEWS World July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS World July 4, 2024

Performance dividend. Live now to our middle east Business Correspondent sameer hashmi. Samir, Rhe Saudi State remains overwhelmingly aramco� s biggest shareholder, so they remain the big winner in the aramco story. Well, thats right. They own around 90 of the company and the payout, the bulk of it, will go to the saudi government. If you look at aramco, every quarter they have been paying about 19. 8 billion of dividend. This time they have added another amount to that amount, because they said the cash flows are healthy and thatis said the cash flows are healthy and that is why they have d...

Council committed to acquiring Northgate House in Darlington - Vimarsana News

Council committed to acquiring Northgate House in Darlington

Council leaders insist they are “committed” to taking ownership of Darlington’s tallest building.

Look back: Craven Heifer on Manchester Road in Bradford | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Look back: Craven Heifer on Manchester Road in Bradford | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

In the latest of his look backs at old Bradford pubs, DR PAUL JENNINGS remembers the Craven Heifer on Manchester Road:

Farmers anger will lead to closure of Westport to Achill Greenway - Vimarsana News

Farmers anger will lead to closure of Westport to Achill Greenway

Independent councillor says farmers are angry at plans to bring Murrisk Greenway through farmland

Ring raises the issue of derelict sites and acquisition of same by Mayo County Council - Vimarsana News

Ring raises the issue of derelict sites and acquisition of same by Mayo County Council

TD told that the council had acquired no derelict sites by agreement in 2022 and 2023