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Christmas in the Park coming Dec. 2 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

Christmas in the Park coming Dec. 2 | News, Sports, Jobs

STEUBENVILLE — Christmas wasn’t always about commercialism. It didn’t center around purchasing the most presents or having the best decorative light displ

Lavie raises $9 million investment - Vimarsana News

Lavie raises $9 million investment

Fashion accessories brand Lavie, owned by Bagzone Lifestyles Pvt. Ltd., has secured $9 million in funding from First Bridge India Growth Fund. The investment will be used to establish a manufacturing facility capable of producing 200,000 bags per month and to open 300 exclusive brand outlets. Lavie plans to expand its offline presence in tier 1 and tier 2 cities, aiming to increase its sales from Rs 500 crores in FY23 to Rs 700-750 crores in FY24.

What Marketers Should Know About Implementing AI Into Their Tech Stack - Vimarsana News

What Marketers Should Know About Implementing AI Into Their Tech Stack

The AI transformation presents marketers with a monumental challenge: the need to stay nimble, react in a flash and decode intricate data puzzles.

Source: forbes.com
Venice Park bridge project begins in Atlantic City - Vimarsana News

Venice Park bridge project begins in Atlantic City

Crews have begun constructing a new bridge in the Venice Park neighborhood, Atlantic City officials said Wednesday.

Late summer peak season for harvesting blue claw crabs - Vimarsana News

Late summer peak season for harvesting blue claw crabs

( Aug. 24, 2023 ) Rainbow-colored kite sails filled the sky up harbor last Sunday, in front of white sails that paraded outside Coatue. The traffic on land continued to congest, but on the water an …

Source: ack.net