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Murals help give this East Bay city 'a sense of place' - Vimarsana News

Murals help give this East Bay city 'a sense of place'

City uses general fund surplus to spruce up dull walls with artwork

Report: Joe Biden's Dog, Commander, Involved in 24 Biting Incidents - Vimarsana News

Report: Joe Biden's Dog, Commander, Involved in 24 Biting Incidents

A report indicates that Joe Biden's dog, Commander, has bitten Secret Service agents as many as 24 times at the White House and other places.

Nasdaq's Bet on a $4 Trillion Problem May Change Wall Street's View of the Stock - Vimarsana News

Nasdaq's Bet on a $4 Trillion Problem May Change Wall Street's View of the Stock

Financial crime is an enormous problem. Helping to combat it is a growth area for Nasdaq.

USPTO Names New Advisory Board Members on Heels of PPAC Report Forecasting Downward Trend in Finances - Vimarsana News

USPTO Names New Advisory Board Members on Heels of PPAC Report Forecasting Downward Trend in Finances

On December 6, the USPTO announced the new membership of its public advisory boards providing oversight of the patent and trademark operations of the agency.The announcement comes about a week after the Patent Public Advisory Committee (PPAC) publicly released its most recent annual report.

This Week in Washington IP: Supply Chain Resiliency, TRUMP TOO SMALL Arguments, and Military Veterans and IP - Vimarsana News

This Week in Washington IP: Supply Chain Resiliency, TRUMP TOO SMALL Arguments, and Military Veterans and IP

This week in Washington IP news, a Senate Subcommittee holds a hearing on AI’s impact on the U.S. workforce and the "TRUMP TOO SMALL" trademark case heads to argument at the Supreme Court.