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How Lina Khan may have screwed up Amazon antitrust case - Vimarsana News

How Lina Khan may have screwed up Amazon antitrust case

Lina Khan has gotten sloppy with her big antitrust case against Amazon, according to critics – and some fear her alleged screwups will enable Jeff Bezos’s e-commerce giant to wiggle out of the federal government’s monopoly allegations. 

Source: nypost.com
In the news on this date: Nov. 15 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

In the news on this date: Nov. 15 | News, Sports, Jobs

Local history 50 years ago: Nov. 15, 1973 Fender Mender Sales Inc., founded by Barry Halbritter in 1958, was expanding its business in auto body trade and holding an open house at its Canan Station facility. 25 years ago: Nov. 15, 1998 About 700 representatives of 200 local businesses were to visit 1,800 eighth grade […]

In the news on this date: Nov. 13 | News, Sports, Jobs - Vimarsana News

In the news on this date: Nov. 13 | News, Sports, Jobs

Local history 50 years ago: 1973 The Horseshoe Curve Festival Committee, Nevin Nederlander promoter, announced that the festival would return the next year for the 4th time. The Altoona Recreation Commission, Alto Cadets Marching Band, Downtown Merchants and Blair County Tourism Bureau were sponsors. 25 years ago: 1998 After a 10-year legal battle with the […]

Vancouver Island fire department challenged by soaring overdose calls - Vimarsana News

Vancouver Island fire department challenged by soaring overdose calls

Medical calls accounted for 57% of Nanaimo firefighter responses in 2022, 68% so far in 2023

Vancouver Island fire department challenged by soaring overdose calls - Vimarsana News

Vancouver Island fire department challenged by soaring overdose calls

Medical calls accounted for 57% of Nanaimo firefighter responses in 2022, 68% so far in 2023