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Roar recreates slice of home for Takeda's Dubai offices - Workplace | Design - Vimarsana News

Roar recreates slice of home for Takeda's Dubai offices - Workplace | Design

The pharmaceutical company’s new Middle Eastern headquarters pays homage to its Japanese heritage Where a company has office outposts across the world, one might expect the design of a workspace to meet the local vernacular. However,

Suspect arrested for downtown Albuquerque homicide - Vimarsana News

Suspect arrested for downtown Albuquerque homicide

A 19-year-old man was arrested Thursday for the alleged murder of a 30-year-old at a downtown bar earlier this year.

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Chicago rolls the dice on Bally's | Illinois - Vimarsana News

Chicago rolls the dice on Bally's | Illinois

CHICAGO — When Mayor Lori Lightfoot named Bally’s the winner of a yearlong vetting process Thursday, it ended an intense competition that saw five proposals from four development teams narrowed

Chicago rolls the dice on Bally's. Hedge fund owner Soo Kim says the rebranded casino company will deliver. – Chicago Tribune - Vimarsana News

Chicago rolls the dice on Bally's. Hedge fund owner Soo Kim says the rebranded casino company will deliver. – Chicago Tribune

Bally's bested four rival bids to get the nod as Chicago's casino. Fulfilling its economic promises may be challenging.

Mayor Lightfoot leans toward Bally's — and it's up to City Council to ensure deal isn't a sucker's bet - Vimarsana News

Mayor Lightfoot leans toward Bally's — and it's up to City Council to ensure deal isn't a sucker's bet

If Chicago history has shown us anything at all, it’s that when a city deal pitched as a good thing instead results in unanswered queries and general queasiness, it’s everyday Chicagoans who end up suckered.