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Top 5 FinTech firms impacting Africa in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Top 5 FinTech firms impacting Africa in 2021

There have been several changes in the economy and structure of African nations over the last year. | Pulse Ghana

NFTs: Nameless Secures $15M Seed Investment to Support Brands with Creating Non-Fungible Tokens - Vimarsana News

NFTs: Nameless Secures $15M Seed Investment to Support Brands with Creating Non-Fungible Tokens

Nameless, the developer of API software for the issuance, testing, and sale of non-fungible tokens (NFTs), has finalized a $15 million seed round.

Hawaiian and Peruvian cuisine restaurant planned for Chestnut Hill - Vimarsana News

Hawaiian and Peruvian cuisine restaurant planned for Chestnut Hill

The Hart will take space in hotel BentoLiving, replace B1281

Small south side ex-bar building sells for $1.2M - Vimarsana News

Small south side ex-bar building sells for $1.2M

According to a Davidson County Register of Deeds document, the new owner of the property, located at 1281 Third Ave. S. and sitting on 0.09 acres in Chestnut Hill, is Third Basemen LLC. That entity is affiliated with Third Prime, an investment firm headquartered in New York and with a Nashville presence. The LLC also includes the founders and owners of Levelwing, a marketing agency. According to a statement, the newly purchased building will be the first Nashville office for both companies. Bento Nashville II LLC was the seller of the two-story, 2,856-square-foot concrete-block building, aft...

Accountable-care organizations call for delay in new reporting requirements - Vimarsana News

Accountable-care organizations call for delay in new reporting requirements

Accountable-care organizations call for delay in new reporting requirements Plus: Bushwick digital pharmacy opens Harlem location Mother Cabrini awards $20M to nonprofits for Covid efforts Print The nation's accountable care organizations sent a letter last week to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, urging the agency to delay certain changes to quality reporting requirements for value-based payments. Backed by large, national medical groups, the letter warned that rushed implementation of these changes could deter new organizations from joining the shared-savings program or even ...