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Parents on high alert after child gets sick from marijuana-laced candy in the East Bay – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

Parents on high alert after child gets sick from marijuana-laced candy in the East Bay – NBC Bay Area

It was a busy Halloween night across the Bay Area Tuesday and one with special cautions after a child in Alameda County got sick from marijuana-laced candy.

How Wall Street's Wardrobe Has Changed, From Fewer Ties to More Sneakers - Vimarsana News

How Wall Street's Wardrobe Has Changed, From Fewer Ties to More Sneakers

We asked this year's rising stars of Wall Street how their wardrobe has changed. From fewer ties and more sneakers, here's what they said.

Morning Coffee: Unlikely backstories of Goldman Sachs' top 35-year old bankers. Morgan Stanley's $850bn banker finally declares victory - Vimarsana News

Morning Coffee: Unlikely backstories of Goldman Sachs' top 35-year old bankers. Morgan Stanley's $850bn banker finally declares victory

Most top bankers in their 30s seem to have fallen into the jobs accidentally.

25 Wall Street Rising Stars and Executives at Firms Like Blackstone, Citadel - Vimarsana News

25 Wall Street Rising Stars and Executives at Firms Like Blackstone, Citadel

From influencing how the world's biggest hedge fund invests to helping Fortune 500 companies get access to much-needed capital, these are the up-and-comers in the world of finance.

Life and death inside a Bay Area ICU stressful, 'but we've got this' - Vimarsana News

Life and death inside a Bay Area ICU stressful, 'but we've got this'

Life and death inside a Bay Area ICU grueling, 'but we've got this' FacebookTwitterEmail 1of10 In the ICU at Regional Medical Center of San Jose, nurse Waymond Jones (left), respiratory therapist Laura Sandoval and nurse Larry Ngiraswei adjust tubes on a COVID-19 patient. Bay Area hospitals are striving to keep up with the virus surge.Gabrielle Lurie / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of10 Nurse Janessa Deleon sets up a tablet on a wheeled pole so a COVID-19 patient can do a video chat with family members.Photos by Gabrielle Lurie / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 3of10 Nurses Waymond Jones (...