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Likening Nikki Haley to Clinton, Ads From Pro-DeSantis Super PAC Fall Short - Vimarsana News

Likening Nikki Haley to Clinton, Ads From Pro-DeSantis Super PAC Fall Short

The claims by a super PAC that backs Gov. Ron DeSantis comparing Nikki Haley to Hillary Clinton are misleading.

IX Acquisition Corp. Announces Increase in Contribution Amount in Connection with its Proposed Extension - IX Acquisition (NASDAQ:IXAQ) - Vimarsana News

IX Acquisition Corp. Announces Increase in Contribution Amount in Connection with its Proposed Extension - IX Acquisition (NASDAQ:IXAQ)

IX Acquisition Corp. (NASDAQ: IXAQ) (the "Company"), a blank check company incorporated as a Cayman Islands exempted company, today announced that it has filed a supplement ("Supplement") to its definitive proxy

Drinking down, deaths up: Inside Australia's alcohol paradox - Vimarsana News

Drinking down, deaths up: Inside Australia's alcohol paradox

Despite the decreasing levels of alcohol consumption in Australia, alcohol-related deaths have risen every year for the past four years.

WHO Urges Higher Tax on Alcohol, Sugary Drinks, Citing Over 10M Annual Deaths - Vimarsana News

WHO Urges Higher Tax on Alcohol, Sugary Drinks, Citing Over 10M Annual Deaths

WHO urges higher taxes on alcohol and sugar-sweetened beverages globally to promote healthier behaviors and reduce deaths. Excise taxes and minimum pricing recommended

Source: news18.com
WHO pushes for higher taxes on alcohol, sugary drinks - Vimarsana News

WHO pushes for higher taxes on alcohol, sugary drinks

The World Health Organization (WHO) is pushing for higher taxes on alcohol and sugary drinks, arguing many countries are not using taxes to encourage healthier habits. The WHO on Tuesday released data showing the global tax rates on products like alcohol and sweetened beverages and claimed such rates are “low.” The U.N. health agency found…

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