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Millionaire Treats Himself to the Newest Heesen Luxury Yacht, Stunning Project Apollo - Vimarsana News

Millionaire Treats Himself to the Newest Heesen Luxury Yacht, Stunning Project Apollo

One of the greatest feelings in the world is knowing that you’ll have a brand-new “toy” waiting for you in the new year. For some, it may be a car or a two-wheeler, while for others, it’s a superyacht. The lucky (and mysterious) owner of the fresh Project Apollo will be the first to take this beauty for a cruise.

Industry analysts react to Oracle's big-ticket Cerner buy - Vimarsana News

Industry analysts react to Oracle's big-ticket Cerner buy

It's a seismic acquisition, one that was first floated more than 13 years ago. Now that it's finally happening (pending regulatory approval), observers assess the deal and offer thoughts on what's next.

Is Coastal Georgia the Next Gateway to Space? - Vimarsana News

Is Coastal Georgia the Next Gateway to Space?

Camden County in South Georgia was once considered as a backup site for launching the Apollo missions. Now this quiet county could be the next big launching site to space.

IFLR Middle East Awards 2021: winners announced - Vimarsana News

IFLR Middle East Awards 2021: winners announced

IFLR is delighted to reveal the winning deals, teams, law firms and individuals for the 2021 edition of its Middle East Awards

Source: iflr.com
Apollo 17 moon rock that vanished from Louisiana is returned by man who found it at a yard sale - Vimarsana News

Apollo 17 moon rock that vanished from Louisiana is returned by man who found it at a yard sale

A moon rock collected during the 1972 Apollo 17 mission has been returned to Louisiana by a Florida man who purchased the plaque at a yard sale. He intended to use the wood to fix guns.