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This Toyota-Swapped Fox Body Mustang Turbo Runs High-Seven Quarter Miles, Here's How - Vimarsana News

This Toyota-Swapped Fox Body Mustang Turbo Runs High-Seven Quarter Miles, Here's How

It might look like another big-block V8 Fox Body Mustang drag car like we've seen done a thousand times before. But nope, don't let your bias deceive you.

Fox Body Mustang Goes 7.86 with a Turbo Toyota Inline-Four - Vimarsana News

Fox Body Mustang Goes 7.86 with a Turbo Toyota Inline-Four

Nick Baxter and his Fox Body Mustang attended Sydney Jamboree at Sydney Dragway in Eastern Creek, NSW, Australia. While there he set a personal best quarter-mile of 7.864 sec at 166.37 mph. The red Mustang is powered by a...

CleanTech Lithium to Present at Metals & Mining Virtual - Vimarsana News

CleanTech Lithium to Present at Metals & Mining Virtual

Company invites individual and institutional investors, as well as advisors and analysts, to attend in person or online at VirtualInvestorConferences.com...

The IN Group opens its doors in Denver and Miami as part of major US expansion - Vimarsana News

The IN Group opens its doors in Denver and Miami as part of major US expansion

ENewsChannels NEWS: -- The IN Group, a leading global talent solutions provider, has opened new offices in Miami, Florida and Denver, Colorado as part of a major US expansion drive for talent brands Investigo and BioTalent. The new offices will be led by medical communications expert Elizabeth Bevan in Miami and Jessica Petersen and Trey Hanleyin in Denver, increasing the company's US headcount to 53. :: News from eNewsChannels

AI Fuels Cyber Search - Vimarsana News

AI Fuels Cyber Search

Cyber security, fuelled by AI, has become the top recruitment priority for the boardroom – with 38 per cent of business leaders seeing it as their biggest talent pain point, according to a new report from The IN Group. 30 per cent also listed AI-related cyber threats as the biggest threat to their organisation. According to a Deloitte report, more than 90 per cent of cyber security professionals are concerned that hackers will use AI in cyber attacks against their company.