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Bedford, Bloomington and Seymour companies named 'Best Places to Work in Indiana' - Vimarsana News

Bedford, Bloomington and Seymour companies named 'Best Places to Work in Indiana'

INDIANA — Many industries from across the state are represented on the 2024 Best Places to Work in Indiana list – with a record number of 193 Hoosier businesses recognized, including more than 90 newcomers from last year. Local businesses including JA Benefits LLC in Bedford, St. ...

Source: wbiw.com
A $1.63 million bounce back - Vimarsana News

A $1.63 million bounce back

Kenyan e-commerce startup Sky.Garden, has relaunched following a Ksh250 million ($1.6 million) buyout by BNLP company, Lipa Later Group.

Kenya's Lipa Later acquires Sky.Garden to launch rebranded e-commerce ecosystem - Vimarsana News

Kenya's Lipa Later acquires Sky.Garden to launch rebranded e-commerce ecosystem

Kenyan fintech startup Lipa Later has acquired online retailer Sky.Garden for KES250 million (US$1.6 million), revamping its platform with new features to launch a rebranded e-commerce ecosystem.

Big Sky Commerce offers superior solutions for businesses using in-store, online, and mobile processing. - Vimarsana News

Big Sky Commerce offers superior solutions for businesses using in-store, online, and mobile processing.

Whether you're just starting out or you're a growing business, we have a solution that's right for you. We offer competitive rates and fees, and our team is…

Source: matr.net
Embezzlement charges not Roanoke politician Robert Jeffrey's first legal or financial matter - Vimarsana News

Embezzlement charges not Roanoke politician Robert Jeffrey's first legal or financial matter

When Robert Jeffrey Jr. moved back to the Roanoke Valley and opened a business in 2015, he left behind a history of financial problems in Washington state. Similar issues have