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Almost A Century In The Making: Herrick, Feinstein Selects Its First Female Executive Chair - Vimarsana News

Almost A Century In The Making: Herrick, Feinstein Selects Its First Female Executive Chair

Glass ceilings are meant to be broken.

Reminder To Laid-Off Biglaw Associates: You're Just A Product - Above the LawAbove the Law - Vimarsana News

Reminder To Laid-Off Biglaw Associates: You're Just A Product - Above the LawAbove the Law

And that just might work in your favor.

November 18, 2022 (log) by wombat-socho - Everything2.com - Vimarsana News

November 18, 2022 (log) by wombat-socho - Everything2.com

Well, here I am in Tonopah, Nevada, which is pretty much as apathy42 described it, but there have been a few changes in the seventeen years since he did...

CFG Bank bought naming rights to city-owned Baltimore arena, but the public won't know the price – Capital Gazette - Vimarsana News

CFG Bank bought naming rights to city-owned Baltimore arena, but the public won't know the price – Capital Gazette

Officials from the city of Baltimore-owned arena announced a naming rights deal with CFG Bank this week, but the price tag is not being shared publicly. The rebranding comes amid a $200 million privately-financed renovation of the aging facility, which is expected to reopen early next year.

CFG Bank bought naming rights to city-owned Baltimore arena, but the public won't know the price – Baltimore Sun - Vimarsana News

CFG Bank bought naming rights to city-owned Baltimore arena, but the public won't know the price – Baltimore Sun

Officials from the city of Baltimore-owned arena announced a naming rights deal with CFG Bank this week, but the price tag is not being shared publicly. The rebranding comes amid a $200 million privately-financed renovation of the aging facility, which is expected to reopen early next year.