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Foodpanda owner in talks to sell part of Asia business, Grab reportedly a potential buyer - Vimarsana News

Foodpanda owner in talks to sell part of Asia business, Grab reportedly a potential buyer

Delivery Hero, the Berlin-based owner of online food and grocery delivery company foodpanda, is reportedly discussing a potential sale of its Asia business. The deal is reportedly still under negotiations but it was reported that tech platform Grab could pay the equivalent of as much as a billion

Illegal Boundary Bay crab fishing nets 4 men $287,000 in fines - Vimarsana News

Illegal Boundary Bay crab fishing nets 4 men $287,000 in fines

The penalties came after Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) investigations into the commercial crab fleet operating in Boundary Bay, and several convictions in provincial court.

Leocor Gold Receives RAB Drill Results from the Dorset Project, Baie Verte District, Newfoundland - Vimarsana News

Leocor Gold Receives RAB Drill Results from the Dorset Project, Baie Verte District, Newfoundland

, 19, 2023 - Leocor Gold Inc. is pleased to report significant RAB drilling results from the recently completed drill program on the Dorset Project within the Company's Baie Verte District landholdings, located on north central Newfoundland, Canada... - Veroeffentlicht am 19.09.2023

Al-Asoumi lauds Saudi Arabia's achievements in human rights - Vimarsana News

Al-Asoumi lauds Saudi Arabia's achievements in human rights

He made these comments during his speech at the 9th Arab Interior Ministers' Conference on Human Rights in Cairo on Monday.

Illegal Boundary Bay crab fishing nets 4 men $287,000 in fines - Vimarsana News

Illegal Boundary Bay crab fishing nets 4 men $287,000 in fines

The penalties came after Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) investigations into the commercial crab fleet operating in Boundary Bay, and several convictions in provincial court.