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Hiring truck drivers is 'impossible,' Milwaukee companies say -- even amid huge demand for driver training courses - Vimarsana News

Hiring truck drivers is 'impossible,' Milwaukee companies say -- even amid huge demand for driver training courses

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NC Supreme Court: Environmental grants can continue - Vimarsana News

NC Supreme Court: Environmental grants can continue

The 6-0 decision means millions of dollars that Smithfield Foods pays as the result of a 25-year deal with the state nearly 22 years ago may continue to be administered through the state’s Environmental Enhancement Grant program.

Earnings Update: Canopy Rivers, Turning Point Brands, CbdMD, Pyxus International - Vimarsana News

Earnings Update: Canopy Rivers, Turning Point Brands, CbdMD, Pyxus International

TerrAscend Investment Helps Canopy Rivers Reach $82.2M In Income For Q3 Canopy Rivers Inc.disclosed Wednesday its total comprehensive income amounted to $82.2 million in the third quarter of this fiscal year, versus a loss of $40 million in the same period of last year. The company attributes the growth to an $11.4 million increase in the value of its TerrAscend Canada Inc. (CSE:TER) (OTCQX:TRSSF) investment. The Toronto-based venture capital firm invested some $10 million in Terrascend in October. Canopy acquired 13,243 units of TerrAscend as a part of the first tranche of the offering. "...

After NHCS' state Supreme Court loss, millions in Smithfield fees headed to treasury - Vimarsana News

After NHCS' state Supreme Court loss, millions in Smithfield fees headed to treasury

The original legal case surrounds whether or not millions that arose out of a July 2000 agreement between then-Attorney General Michael Easley and Smithfield Foods and its subsidiaries actually belonged to the public school system. Under the N.C. Constitution, penalties must be remanded to public schools in the region being impacted by the violation. But under the legal agreement, Easley directed funds to be held in an escrow account, controlled and administered by his office to approved environmental causes. A root issue in the case was whether the millions constituted a penalty. The state...