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NCR to run Kiwibank ATM fleet - Vimarsana News

NCR to run Kiwibank ATM fleet

NCR Corporation (NYSE: NCR), a leading enterprise technology provider, today announced it has expanded its partnership with Kiwibank, the largest New Zealand-owned bank. NCR will run the bank’s ATM fleet through its ATM as a Service solution, and Kiwibank’s 200+ ATMs will be incorporated into NCR’s Allpoint Network in New Zealand.

Mark Davis, local drummer and beloved Santa Claus, dies at 69 - Vimarsana News

Mark Davis, local drummer and beloved Santa Claus, dies at 69

Friends remember Mark Stephen “Connor” Davis as a longtime drummer and extrovert in Denton’s Irish traditional music scene. Others remember him as the silver-haired Santa Claus at the Denton Holiday

Awards ceremony recognizes 'uncommon virtue' - Pacific Navy News : Pacific Navy News - Vimarsana News

Awards ceremony recognizes 'uncommon virtue' - Pacific Navy News : Pacific Navy News

Seventeen military members from CFB Esquimalt were honored at the Spring Honours and Awards Ceremony by Maritime Forces Pacific (MARPAC) for their exceptional contributions, including record drug seizures and regional security impact, outstanding leadership in emergency response, and remarkable efforts in fostering an inclusive environment during deployments.

Bailies celebrate 50 years of work on Bennachie - Vimarsana News

Bailies celebrate 50 years of work on Bennachie

Hundreds of people gathered in Inverurie Town Hall on Saturday afternoon to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the conservation charity the Bailies of Bennachie.

'Rich countries are not doing enough to control climate change' - Vimarsana News

'Rich countries are not doing enough to control climate change'

Pacific Island leaders are criticizing rich countries for not doing enough to control climate change despite being responsible for much of the problem, and for profiting from loans provided to vulnerable nations to mitigate the effects.