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SIU's Paul Simon Institute to probe future of local news with MacArthur Foundation president - Vimarsana News

SIU's Paul Simon Institute to probe future of local news with MacArthur Foundation president

John Palfrey, president of the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, will join Southern Illinois University Carbondale’s Paul Simon Public Policy Institute on Monday, May 6, for a virtual conversation on challenges confronting philanthropy and a major initiative to bolster local news organizations across the United States.

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Itaconix launches two new plant-based ingredients for detergents - Vimarsana News

Itaconix launches two new plant-based ingredients for detergents

Itaconix PLC on Monday said it has launched two new ingredients for household detergent formulations. Shares in Itaconix were up 7.8% at 165.00 pence each in London on Monday afternoon. The new...

Itaconix hails the launch of two new plant-based ingredients - Vimarsana News

Itaconix hails the launch of two new plant-based ingredients

Itaconix PLC (AIM:ITX, OTCQB:ITXXF), a pioneer in sustainable plant-based polymers, has introduced two groundbreaking ingredients designed to enhance...

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Itaconix launches two new ingredients - Vimarsana News

Itaconix launches two new ingredients

Plant-based polymer specialist Itaconix announced two new ingredients on Monday, designed to enhance the performance of household detergent formulations.

Council to hire more gritters to boost winter maintenance programme - Vimarsana News

Council to hire more gritters to boost winter maintenance programme

A contract for the removal and disposal of asbestos from Renfrewshire Council properties has been rubber-stamped by elected members.