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The Richest Billionaire In Each Country 2024 - Vimarsana News

The Richest Billionaire In Each Country 2024

From $1 billion fortunes to a $233 billion empire: Here’s how the world’s richest spread out across the globe.

Source: forbes.com
Summit Chairman Aziz Khan only Bangladeshi in Forbes billionaire list - Vimarsana News

Summit Chairman Aziz Khan only Bangladeshi in Forbes billionaire list

Forbes has released its 2024 World's Billionaires List, featuring 2,781 billionaires from 78 countries, showcasing the global spread and diversity of immense wealth. Among the entries is Muhammed Aziz Khan, Chairman of Summit Group, marking him as Bangladesh's first billionaire to be included in this compilation.

The Countries With The Most Billionaires 2024 - Vimarsana News

The Countries With The Most Billionaires 2024

America doubles its lead on China while India hits new high. These are the places the world's richest call home.

Source: forbes.com
Former judge Maggio appeals to 8th Circuit to have bribery conviction set aside - Vimarsana News

Former judge Maggio appeals to 8th Circuit to have bribery conviction set aside

Michael Maggio, the former circuit court judge from Faulkner County, is appealing the most recent decision in his case to the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals.

Notice of appeal filed in dismissed Arkansas redistricting case in the wake of U.S. Supreme Court decision - Vimarsana News

Notice of appeal filed in dismissed Arkansas redistricting case in the wake of U.S. Supreme Court decision

The attorney for plaintiffs challenging the state's congressional district lines, which were redrawn after the 2020 census, is appealing the case's dismissal by a three-judge panel to the U.S. Supreme Court, which recently ruled in favor of an Alabama plaintiff objecting to that state's congressional map in a case with similar elements to the Arkansas case.