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China calls on businesses to join hands with state sector - Vimarsana News

China calls on businesses to join hands with state sector

The public-private 'franchise' partnerships could become a nationwide asset grab, analysts warn.

Source: rfa.org
Richmond International Travel & Tours signs long-term technology agreement with Sabre - Vimarsana News

Richmond International Travel & Tours signs long-term technology agreement with Sabre

Sabre Corporation  announced a new agreement with fast-growing Taiwanese travel agency Richmond International Travel & Tours Co.,Ltd

Daniel Dae Kim, Ashley Park, Aaron Tveit Join Lineup for West End Rodgers and Hammerstein Concert - Vimarsana News

Daniel Dae Kim, Ashley Park, Aaron Tveit Join Lineup for West End Rodgers and Hammerstein Concert

My Favorite Things will celebrate the iconic duo's 80th anniversary at Theatre Royal Drury Lane December 12.

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Oak Hill, WV (WOAY-TV): As winter draws closer, one wildcard that meteorologists are closely monitoring for cold and snow is the polar vortex. Chief Meteorologist Chad Merrill sat down with Research Scientist Dr. Simon Lee on the status and forecast of this winter's polar vortex. https://youtu.be/DTlv5I38-J0?si=N8E_MHAJqizXEByA The remainder of the interview NOT showcased on-air: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKBCrkTTAiQ

Source: woay.com
Melbourne Cup: why brands are quietly distancing themselves from the 'race that stops the nation' | Australia news - Vimarsana News

Melbourne Cup: why brands are quietly distancing themselves from the 'race that stops the nation' | Australia news

Experts point to social and animal harms and the cost-of-living crisis – and say for younger generations, the cup is ‘just not cool anymore’