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The oil company Occidental buys its rival CrownRock for 12 billion dollars - Vimarsana News

The oil company Occidental buys its rival CrownRock for 12 billion dollars

The American oil giants are growing at the expense of a checkbook. After the multimillion-dollar operations carried out two months ago by Exxon Mobil and

Airlines leave their black three-year period behind, although they are still far from the pre-pandemic record profits - Vimarsana News

Airlines leave their black three-year period behind, although they are still far from the pre-pandemic record profits

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) expects the net profits of the airline industry to reach $23.3 billion (€21.5 billion) in 2023 and rise to

Disney boasts of its economic power in Florida amid its fight with Governor Ron DeSantis - Vimarsana News

Disney boasts of its economic power in Florida amid its fight with Governor Ron DeSantis

Tourists take photographs at the Magic Kingdom amusement park, inside Walt Disney World, in Buena Vista, Florida. Ted Shaffrey (AP)

Divorce, Viji, HotWax, Jess Williamson and Eaves Wilder head up Best Fit's five-day festival of new music - Vimarsana News

Divorce, Viji, HotWax, Jess Williamson and Eaves Wilder head up Best Fit's five-day festival of new music

The Line of Best Fit returns with the ninth edition of The Five Day Forecast, our annual festival showcasing the very best in new music – with the first names being announced today, including Viji, HotWax, Divorce, Jess Williamson, Eaves Wilder and more.

Sam Bankman-Fried admits mistakes in FTX management, but denies fraud - Vimarsana News

Sam Bankman-Fried admits mistakes in FTX management, but denies fraud

Lawyers frequently advise their clients in the United States not to testify in criminal trials against them. It is a risky maneuver that can backfire.