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Supreme Court rules assignee of company can, in principle, pursue court action in place of firm - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court rules assignee of company can, in principle, pursue court action in place of firm

The court allowed the appeal by Eugene McCool, substituted as plaintiff for McCool Controls and Engineering Limited

Council awards contract for replacement of Porcupine River Bridge - Vimarsana News

Council awards contract for replacement of Porcupine River Bridge

City council has awarded a contract to Looby Builders Ltd. for the replacement of the Porcupine River Bridge on Frederick House Lake Road.

Growth & Jobs | MCOC to honour 'resilient' Manchester businesses | News - Vimarsana News

Growth & Jobs | MCOC to honour 'resilient' Manchester businesses | News

Simone Spence-Johnson, president of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce (MCOC) , has hailed the resilience of businesses in the town in the last two years since the tumultuous period of the coronavirus pandemic. “We are about two years shy post-...

The UK's first geothermal power plant holds promise for a greener and more sustainable future - Vimarsana News

The UK's first geothermal power plant holds promise for a greener and more sustainable future

Construction has started on the United Kingdom's first geothermal power plant in Cornwall, marking a significant milestone in the nation's renewable energy landscape

SLEEPING ON THE JOB? Govt firms that made losses in 2023 named - Vimarsana News

SLEEPING ON THE JOB? Govt firms that made losses in 2023 named

The Government of Uganda (GoU) owns shares in a number of Public Corporations and State Enterprises. These enterprises, which are independently managed, are supposed to operate efficiently, make profits and pay dividends to the Government. Their financial performance is therefore of interest to the Government. Whereas some are making some serious money for the government