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Should Investors Worry After Microsoft's CEO Sells 838K Shares? - Vimarsana News

Should Investors Worry After Microsoft's CEO Sells 838K Shares?

Microsoft is one of the world's largest companies, but investors do have concerns.

Source: fool.com
Should Investors Worry After Microsoft's CEO Sells 838K Shares? - Vimarsana News

Should Investors Worry After Microsoft's CEO Sells 838K Shares?

Microsoft is one of the world's largest companies, but investors do have concerns.

Source: fool.com
Vulture Bees: Bizarre Flesh-Eating Bees Prefer to Feast on Rotting Meat Than Pollen - Vimarsana News

Vulture Bees: Bizarre Flesh-Eating Bees Prefer to Feast on Rotting Meat Than Pollen

A strange species of bees have evolved to consume carrion, unlike other bees that prefer pollen. These species of bees called "vulture bees" have special gut microbes that aid in the digestion of meat. Entomologists collected and studied the guts and genetics of this insect.

Rising risks from natural hazards warrant disaster fund: OCCI - Vimarsana News

Rising risks from natural hazards warrant disaster fund: OCCI

@conradprabhu - With cyclonic storms striking Oman with increasing frequency and rising intensity, the need for a new risk management and loss mitigation solution has become a pressing imperative, according to Murtadha M J Ibrahim al Jamalani (pictured), Chairman of the Finance & Insurance Committee of Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI).That...

The perils of being a statistician general are never ending - Vimarsana News

The perils of being a statistician general are never ending

Opinion: As evidence-based decision-making becomes more widespread, the risk of feedback increases, which is a great danger for statistics and their quality as well as for statisticians writes Dr Pali Lehohla.

Source: iol.co.za