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As part of the new "INSEP Excellence Campus", ESSEC launches a new multidisciplinary Bachelor's degree for elite athletes, in partnership with CentraleSupélec and Sciences Po - Vimarsana News

As part of the new "INSEP Excellence Campus", ESSEC launches a new multidisciplinary Bachelor's degree for elite athletes, in partnership with CentraleSupélec and Sciences Po

As part of the new “INSEP Excellence Campus”, ESSEC launches a new multidisciplinary Bachelor’s degree for elite athletes, in partnership with CentraleS...

The Lane Motor Museum Is Selling A Bunch Of Weird And Rare Cars - Vimarsana News

The Lane Motor Museum Is Selling A Bunch Of Weird And Rare Cars

Buy all ten for just $312,000, or maybe Jeff Lane will give you a bulk discount.

Jacquemus Appoints Former LVMH Executive as Commercial Director – WWD - Vimarsana News

Jacquemus Appoints Former LVMH Executive as Commercial Director – WWD

Jacquemus has named a former LVMH executive as commercial director, signaling continuity in its retail strategy following the departure of its CEO.

Source: wwd.com
Strategic Pricing Can Be a Game Changer for Businesses, Markets, and Society - Vimarsana News

Strategic Pricing Can Be a Game Changer for Businesses, Markets, and Society

/PRNewswire/ -- "What's the price?" That question is heard every day around the world in many different languages and in many different contexts. Pricing and...

Air pollution and breast cancer risk - a lin - Vimarsana News

Air pollution and breast cancer risk - a lin

<p><em>Lugano, Switzerland, 17 October 2023</em> &ndash; Women living and working in places with higher levels of fine particle air pollution are more likely to get breast cancer than those living and working in less polluted areas. Results of the first study to take account of the effects of both residential and workplace exposure to air pollution on breast cancer risk are presented at the ESMO Congress 2023 in Madrid, Spain.</p>