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Never, Ever Do These 6 Things With Your Heat In The Winter - Vimarsana News

Never, Ever Do These 6 Things With Your Heat In The Winter

Fire and electrical safety experts share why these mistakes could be hazardous.

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Fines for 2 women who illegally imported 700kg of meat, seafood; food maker gets fine for cockroach infestation - Vimarsana News

Fines for 2 women who illegally imported 700kg of meat, seafood; food maker gets fine for cockroach infestation

SINGAPORE — Two women and a company were fined for food safety lapses on Wednesday (Jan 24) in separate cases. One involved illegally imported meat and seafood products stored in unlicensed facilities, while the other did not take action against a cockroach infestation on its premises.

SFA Semicon to buy back P19M in shares | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

SFA Semicon to buy back P19M in shares | The Manila Times

SEMICONDUCTOR firm SFA Semicon Philippines Corp. (SSP) said Friday it would be buying back another P19 million worth of common shares under a share repurchase program.

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Wanted: fishermen of the future - Vimarsana News

Wanted: fishermen of the future

SHETLAND Fishermen's Association (SFA) is encouraging anyone interested in a fishing career to make the most of a new opportunity to secure all the basic training required locally - and at no personal cost. Fully funded by the Seafish industry authority, UHI Shetland is seeking...

Super fund advice fee proposal 'too narrow': ASFA - Vimarsana News

Super fund advice fee proposal 'too narrow': ASFA

The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) says that the government’s proposed fee provisions are “too narrow” to be effective. When Financial Services Minister Stephen Jones an