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Discover a Tech Demo presented by Vishak Chandra Prakash Pre-sales Manager at Facilio. Facilio is an AI-driven property operations p...
TechMet, an investor in rare metals needed in EVs and renewable energy systems, has closed its second-round equity fundraising at $120m – a 50% oversubscription on its initial target. Backed by the US government’s Development Finance Corporation, TechMet’s recent success reflects what it calls a period of “both enormous opportunity and enormous challenge”.
CHICAGO, April 20, 2021—Moderne Ventures, a venture fund focused on real estate, finance, insurance, hospitality and home services, announced seven new companies accepted into its 2021 Passport Program, an intensive, six-month industry immersion program providing its participants educat...
Deal flow and valuations are reaching new heights in technology startups, as a flood of cheap cash fuels efforts to find the industry’s next big winners, from software to social media. In the first quarter this year, U.S. startups raised $69 billion from investors—41% more than the previous record, set in the fourth quarter of 2018, according to data firm PitchBook Data Inc. The average valuat...
The company announced Tuesday that customers can use the currency to pay for memberships; it will then use the cryptocurrency to pay its landlords and other vendors whenever possible, the Commercial Observer reported.
In 2015, the United Nations released the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which included 17 sustainable development goals (SDGs) to end poverty while also improving global health, reducing inequality, and protecting the planet. Adopted by all U.N. member states, the SDGs build on previous U.N. frameworks.
Just a year ago, many of our offices — the ones many companies are clamoring to reopen — were filled not with employees but cleaners clad in hazmat suits that looked straight out of a medical thriller. In the early months of the coronavirus pandemic, ...