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The best compliment that can be paid to VICE is that it’s the closest thing to justice that Cheney has faced yet. Just like The Big Short presented audiences with the cruelty of what the big banks did to the American people, VICE is a scathing memento of Cheney’s impact on American democracy, and how our political system, by design, rewards power-hungry men like him. Like The Big Short’s apocalyptic ending, the dark resolution of VICE will leave moviegoers not only angry and depressed, but asking each other, “What can we do about this?”

“Although we’d like to boost the number of female officers, we can’t possibly manage it due to the significant amount of money required to renovate the facilities,” said another high-ranking ministry official.

About Mekong Enterprise Fund III Established in 2001, Mekong Capital is a Vietnam-focused Private Equity firm, which has the most extensive private equity track record in Vietnam. Mekong Capital’s investee companies are typically among the fastest growing and market leading companies in Vietnam’s consumer-driven sectors such as retail, restaurants, consumer products and distribution.

Nearby, Mary Welch and Ronnie Morton sat a table with former MACV-SOG Loren Yaeger, who showed pictures on his computer.

Springs suppliers say adding their products to a mattress makes it more compelling for the online shopper.

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Soft: side sleepers or those who change positions during the night are best suited to soft mattresses. This is because the way you sleep already relieves pressure from your spine so you want your mattress to mould to your body’s natural position. 

Price: Loom & Leaf’s offering starts at $749 for a Twin mattress, and range up to $1,499 for a King or California King.

Airweave’s business took off in earnest in 2011, when ads aired featuring Mao Asada, an Olympic silver medalist who had been using the mattresses. It was a big bet for a company with annual sales of about 300 million yen ($2.79 million) to hire a globally renowned athlete, but Takaoka was ready to make a move.

About Airweave Airweave was born from a desire to do things differently when, Founder & CEO, Motokuni Takaoka took over his uncle’s fishing line company. A graduate of the Stanford School of Engineering, Takaoka experimented with different applications of the resin fiber used to create fishing line, and discovered that the material was perfectly suited for a newer and better purpose: to revolutionize the way we sleep. Since the first mattress topper shipped in 2007, Airweave has expanded to a range of lifestyle, travel, and technology sleep products in Japan, and has been adopted by elite athletes and organizations worldwide. Airweave launched their first full size mattress in 2016 in the United States and aims to be recognized as a global sleep solution brand.

Lobkowicz believes that trial and return is a pretty good solution for both the business and the consumer.

HANOI, VIETNAM (04 June 2018) – Mekong Capital announced that the Mekong Enterprise Fund III (“MEF III”) completed an investment in mattress and bedding solution provider Vua Nem Joint Stock Company.