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Global computer chip shortage affecting some Kansas City car dealers - Vimarsana News

Global computer chip shortage affecting some Kansas City car dealers

Global computer chip shortage affecting some Kansas City car dealers Dealers say vehicle trade-ins are worth a lot more right now. Share Updated: 9:47 PM CDT May 7, 2021 Dealers say vehicle trade-ins are worth a lot more right now. Share Updated: 9:47 PM CDT May 7, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript IT’S NOT ALL BAD NEWS. I HAD TO COME DOWN HERE TO FIND THIS PICKUP WELL IN VANDEVENTOR, USUALLY BUYS HIS TRUCKS AND HIS HOMETOWN OF MARYSVILLE, MISSOURI ONLY RIGHT NOW. HE SAYS FOR SALE IN MARYSVILLE ONE AND THAT WAS A CAR, YOU KNOW CARS ARE IN DEMAND EVEN KANSAS C...

Source: kmbc.com
MPI welcomes Nevada re-opening as it prepares for WEC Vegas and 1,500 attendees in-person in June - Vimarsana News

MPI welcomes Nevada re-opening as it prepares for WEC Vegas and 1,500 attendees in-person in June

Meeting Professionals International (MPI) has said it anticipated the Nevada governor’s announcement (reported by CMW 15 April)for a full, 100% reopening of the state’s convention facilities from 1 June, and is ready to run its annual North American signature event in Las Vegas. The association stressed it would maintain strict safety disciplines at its World Education Congress (WEC) event. MPI is the largest meeting and event industry association worldwide and has  advised that it will continue to carry forward the Duty of Care attendee safety practices debuted at its November 2020 WE...

Source: c-mw.net
Australia's biggest medicinal marijuana farm to be built in Queensland's conservative garden city - Vimarsana News

Australia's biggest medicinal marijuana farm to be built in Queensland's conservative garden city

Australia's biggest medicinal marijuana farm to be built in Queensland's conservative garden city updated 1 AprApril 2021 at 3:16am A massive medicinal cannabis farm is set for Toowoomba and it will supply domestic and overseas markets. ( Share Print text only Cancel Two medicinal marijuana companies have fast-tracked plans to build a large cannabis farm in the conservative heartland of Queensland. Key points: A merger of two companies has fast-tracked construction plans Domestic and international demand for cannabanoid medicines are rising Construction of the facility on the outskirts of To...

Source: abc.net.au
NW man nabbed for selling Ivermectin, as AfriForum strengthens legal battle - Vimarsana News

NW man nabbed for selling Ivermectin, as AfriForum strengthens legal battle

NW man nabbed for selling Ivermectin, as AfriForum strengthens legal battle Updated OFM Share this: The 29-year-old Potchefstroom man nabbed by the Hawks in North this week for allegedly selling Ivermectin tablets and steroids illegally will only re-appear in a local court on 14 April. AFP By the time 29-year-old Ettiene van Deventer returns to the Potchefstroom Magistrate's Court in April, it is expected lobby group AfriForum will have delivered its argument against the South Africa Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) calling for the approval of the blanket use of Ivermectin ...

Balancing Act: A 14-year-old Chicago kid has connected more than 100 seniors to COVID-19 vaccines. 'It's completely beautiful' - Vimarsana News

Balancing Act: A 14-year-old Chicago kid has connected more than 100 seniors to COVID-19 vaccines. 'It's completely beautiful'

Balancing Act: A 14-year-old Chicago kid has connected more than 100 seniors to COVID-19 vaccines. ‘It’s completely beautiful’ Heidi Stevens, Chicago Tribune © Erin Hooley / Chicago Tribune/Chicago Tribune/TNS His school, Francis W. Parker School, was on break Feb. 15-19 and he estimates he connected more than 100 people to vaccines in that time. Benjamin Kagan, 14, spent winter break remotely navigating the COVID-19 vaccine system in Florida, where his grandparents became eligible for their shots in early January. When his grandparents in Arizona became eligible for ...

Source: msn.com