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Elbit To Supply Mortar Munitions And Training Solutions | Northrop Delivered IBCS To Poland - Vimarsana News

Elbit To Supply Mortar Munitions And Training Solutions | Northrop Delivered IBCS To Poland

Americas US Hardware Supply ($12.6 million) and Worldwide Equipment ($12,3 million) each won a deal for M1A1 Abrams tank parts kits. These are three-year contracts with no option periods. This was a competitive acquisition with three offers received. The performance completion date is May 14,

A gruesome episode tells a painful story about corporate Japan - Vimarsana News

A gruesome episode tells a painful story about corporate Japan

What happened to one delivery driver illustrates the costs exacted by workers’ sense of duty and obligation Read more at straitstimes.com.

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Losing finger not stopping Japanese deliveryman

In the country where the word for working oneself to death was coined – karoshi – it may appear that nothing short of loss of life would stop some Japanese from carrying out their duties.

Severed fingertip of delivery worker found on street - Vimarsana News

Severed fingertip of delivery worker found on street

Kyoto Prefectural Police say that a severed fingertip found on a street in Maizuru City belongs to a male delivery worker. According to police, the delivery worker, who is in his 60s, was making deliveries on Monday when his finger got caught in the vehicle’s back door, causing the tip…

Japan's palm oil power push is faltering - Vimarsana News

Japan's palm oil power push is faltering

Local resistance and high palm oil prices have slowed huge expansion plans for power plants fired by palm oil, writes Nithin Coca