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"My Response To This Is F*CK. THAT. SHIT" - Cindy Gallop's BRUTAL Response To Male Run Start-up Launching "Girl's Only Club" - Vimarsana News

"My Response To This Is F*CK. THAT. SHIT" - Cindy Gallop's BRUTAL Response To Male Run Start-up Launching "Girl's Only Club"

Blackbird Ventures-backed start-up Kiki is turning its back on property subletting and pivoting towards a New York “girl’s only club” that will help women in Manhatten "thrive". [Lead Image: Kiki co-founder Toby Thomas-Smith and female employee Caitlin Emiko].

Our Favorite Wedding Details of 2023 - Vimarsana News

Our Favorite Wedding Details of 2023

We rounded up a list of the most unique wedding details that caught our eye from our 2023 real weddings. From colorful butterfly installations to creative neon signs, these decorations will surely inspire you.

Source: brides.com
Oh, Muriel! Rio Tinto's former first lady's explosive tirade - Vimarsana News

Oh, Muriel! Rio Tinto's former first lady's explosive tirade

Muriel Demarcus has torn up her membership of the Institute of Company Directors, unhappy with its pro-Voice stance.

CBD: French Yummy Mummy quits company directors' group over Voice support - Vimarsana News

CBD: French Yummy Mummy quits company directors' group over Voice support

Muriel Demarcus, whose husband recently controversially resigned as Rio Tinto boss, has left the Australian Institute of Company Directors over its Voice support.

Source: smh.com.au
Voice to parliament: Rio Tinto former 'first lady' Muriel Demarcus quits Australian Institute of Company Directors - Vimarsana News

Voice to parliament: Rio Tinto former 'first lady' Muriel Demarcus quits Australian Institute of Company Directors

Muriel Demarcus has torn up her membership of the Institute of Company Directors, unhappy with its pro-Voice stance.