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Silicon Motion intends to seek damages over terminated merger deal ... - Vimarsana News

Silicon Motion intends to seek damages over terminated merger deal ...

Silicon Motion has issued a written notice to MaxLinear in which the company is terminating the agreement to merge with MaxLinear. Silicon Motion also intends to hold MaxLinear liable for substantial for

Columbia Power List 2023: USC still dominant in city | Columbia News - Vimarsana News

Columbia Power List 2023: USC still dominant in city | Columbia News

Post and Courier Columbia's annual Power List highlights the area's top movers and shakers among heavyweights in politics, business, public safety, education, the environment, food, music and the arts.

State doesn't track how many developmentally disabled people act as own guardian - Vimarsana News

State doesn't track how many developmentally disabled people act as own guardian

Mary Melero, a 38-year-old developmentally disabled woman whose death earlier this year triggered a systemic review of the program as well as wellness checks of every enrollee across the state,

Public satisfaction with GP practices plummets to an all-time low - Vimarsana News

Public satisfaction with GP practices plummets to an all-time low

Experts say the NHS poll of 759,000 people lays bare the crisis in primary care and warn patients are being left in pain, unable to work and getting sicker.

NHS at 75: 90% of people don't think the service will improve with almost half saying it will get worse - Vimarsana News

NHS at 75: 90% of people don't think the service will improve with almost half saying it will get worse

Exclusive international polling reveals that satisfaction in the NHS has plummeted, with only 10% of the public expecting the health service to improve in the next few years.

Source: sky.com