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Mate Rimac Sells First Nevera to a Conational 16 Years After Founding His Car Company - Vimarsana News

Mate Rimac Sells First Nevera to a Conational 16 Years After Founding His Car Company

The $2.2-million hypercar maker has graced many affluent customers far and wide, but never one from its country of origin until now

Rimac Delivers The Nevera To Its First Croatian Customer - Vimarsana News

Rimac Delivers The Nevera To Its First Croatian Customer

Rimac proudly delivers its new hypercar to a customer that shares its home country. The new Rimac Nevera has already earned quite the reputation in the

Life On The Farm Agrees With Prescott, Indiana's All-Time Leading Jockey - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Life On The Farm Agrees With Prescott, Indiana's All-Time Leading Jockey - Horse Racing News

Rodney Prescott, Indiana's all-time leading jockey, ponders the next stages of his life and career on the farm he owns with Shannon McGovern.

DWS hosts January blues-breaking... - News - Vimarsana News

DWS hosts January blues-breaking... - News

Hundreds of DWS guests pack Wunderground renovated railway tunnels 

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130810:19:38:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130810:19:38:00

Organizing fast food workers. a lot of people have said fast food workers can't be organized, there's too much turnover and too much fear because they make so little money. lot of unions are saying let's do it, sending union organizers and the other thing that's affecting things is obama care. because full time workers have to get health insurance, many fast food industries are cutting workers' wages down to part-time and even though some of them are working 38 hours a week, it's still not enough money to raise a family. >> we'll talk about that right now. thank you, mike elk, "in these times"...