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Woolworths to launch online marketplace - Vimarsana News

Woolworths to launch online marketplace

Woolworths to launch online marketplace Woolworths has taken an equity stake in tech start-up Marketplacer and will launch its own online marketplace later this year. Business by ELI GREENBLAT Premium Content Subscriber only Woolworths has taken an equity stake in tech start-up Marketplacer and will launch its own online marketplace later this year. The new marketplace will initially sell general merchandise typically offered by its Big W chain, followed by a broader offer that includes food and groceries. Woolworths is the latest retailer to jump o...

Number plate worth more than cars - Vimarsana News

Number plate worth more than cars

Motoring 20th Jan 2021 7:32 AM   One driver had a journey to remember when he spotted a car with a coveted number plate in front of him and quickly snapped a picture of it. It shows the number plate, with the single number '1' on a Mercedes AMG, which is stopped and waiting for a light to turn green. Hailing from Victoria, the number plate is estimated to be worth between $2 and $2.5 million, while the luxury Mercedes retails for around $200,000. The last person reported to have owned the number plate was Peter Bartels, the former CEO of Coles and Foster's Gr...

Macron's leaked emails show Brexit Britain 'more important to France than flawed EU' - Vimarsana News

Macron's leaked emails show Brexit Britain 'more important to France than flawed EU'

A spokesman said: “These emails were obtained and published illegally. We are not going to comment on whether specific emails are false." Since the emails were written, the EU seems to have pushed on with military reforms aided by the backing of of Mr Macron, although deep differences on how so-called “permanent structured co-operation” or PESCO remain. In November, a working group on Security and Defence Policy of the SPD ‒ Germany’s second-biggest political party ‒ published a plan to create a 28th EU Army. The force would be directly subordinated to the European Commission and ...