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South Korea's neighbourhood buy-and-sell app Karrot hits one million Canadian users, builds Toronto engineering hub - Vimarsana News

South Korea's neighbourhood buy-and-sell app Karrot hits one million Canadian users, builds Toronto engineering hub

Two years after launching its peer-to-peer marketplace in Canada, South Korean technology unicorn Karrot has surpassed one million registered Canadian users.

Akira Back Is Opening a New Handroll Bar and Izakaya on Koreatown's Hottest Corner - Vimarsana News

Akira Back Is Opening a New Handroll Bar and Izakaya on Koreatown's Hottest Corner

Plus, a new Vanderpump cast restaurant, fast food restaurants are turning to AI, and more

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Developer testifies why he sued lot owner over HPP house mistake - Vimarsana News

Developer testifies why he sued lot owner over HPP house mistake

An Oahu developer who filed a lawsuit against a California woman who owns a Hawaiian Paradise Park lot on which his contractor mistakenly built a house more than a year ago testified Thursday that he paid contractors, subcontractors and vendors more than $300,000 in cash and that there was no insurance bond on the construction.

HPP lot owner cross-examined in house snafu case - Vimarsana News

HPP lot owner cross-examined in house snafu case

Attorneys for a developer and construction company that in 2022 built a house on the wrong lot in Hawaiian Paradise Park on Wednesday cross-examined the lot’s owner, who they’re suing for unjust enrichment.

Flurry of legal action in case involving home built on wrong property - Vimarsana News

Flurry of legal action in case involving home built on wrong property

Both Hilo Circuit Court judges have bowed out from hearing a case involving a California woman sued by a developer whose contractor mistakenly built a house on her lot in Hawaiian Paradise Park.