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So, you want to be the mayor of Bozeman? - Vimarsana News

So, you want to be the mayor of Bozeman?

The race for Bozeman’s next mayor is on, with the city’s registered voters already receiving mail-in ballots for the municipal election on Nov. 7.Three candidat

Where do Bozeman's city candidates stand on stalled rewrite of the development code? - Vimarsana News

Where do Bozeman's city candidates stand on stalled rewrite of the development code?

The city’s proposed rewrite of the unified development code has become a central campaign issue in Bozeman’s local elections.

Sunday newspaper round-up: Global reckoning, Pensions, Pubs - Vimarsana News

Sunday newspaper round-up: Global reckoning, Pensions, Pubs

HSBC boss Noel Quinn has warned that a "global reckoning" may be approaching after debt ballooned in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis and during the Covid pandemic. That is because the world economy's rate of growth is too slow to handle the pace at which government debt is rising. Inflation and the interest rate increases that go with it are hampering the bounce-back following the pandemic. Those higher rates also mean that government's borrowing costs are going up. That is especially true in European countries such as Italy, but also for the UK. - The Sunday Tel...

New China rules on graphite hit electric car industry - Vimarsana News

New China rules on graphite hit electric car industry

Last week the country announced that from December 1 it would require export permits for some graphite products to protect national security.

New China rules on graphite hit electric car industry - Vimarsana News

New China rules on graphite hit electric car industry

Last week the country announced that from December 1 it would require export permits for some graphite products to protect national security.