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CNBC Squawk Box July 3, 2014 - Vimarsana News

CNBC Squawk Box July 3, 2014

Points. S p up by close to 2 points above fair value pt and the nasdaq is up by 3. 5 points. Andrew, tag, youre it. Thank you, becky. We have Corporate News for you this final thursday morning before a long weekend. We should tell you that lululemons founder and advisers, the one that was kicked out, you might recall, chip wilson for those comments about who should be wearing those pants, hes reportedly talking to some private equity firms gauging their interest in a buy out of the yoga wearmaker. The wall street journal reports there is no deal in the works. A buyout would face a number of bi...

Flash: The highest village in the UK that was once known for its illegal activity | UK | News - Vimarsana News

Flash: The highest village in the UK that was once known for its illegal activity | UK | News

Flash in Staffordshire is the highest village in the UK and was once known for its fighting rings.

3 hidden Lake District pools among UK's best swimming spots - Vimarsana News

3 hidden Lake District pools among UK's best swimming spots

Now we're in May, you might be wondering where the UK's best natural swimming spots are.

Where to travel in July - Vimarsana News

Where to travel in July

As the mercury rises and summer holidays commence, travel in July can be a family affair. And for those without young ones in tow, there are intrepid adventures to be had, from wildlife-watching in the Okavango Delta to seeing the Arctic tundra in bloom.

UK to avoid any further bad weather this week after flood hell - Vimarsana News

UK to avoid any further bad weather this week after flood hell

The UK is set to avoid any further bad weather this week after Monday's flood hell and will return to dry and sunny weather, the Met Office has confirmed.