Новости за 29.07.2021

The Nacelle Company founder talks about his approach to dealmaking and why he turned down a deal that would have been worth around $10 million.

The beverage giant is tapping into its history of collectibles with a new digital twist to raise money for Special Olympics International.

'Since the start of Covid crisis, NASA landed a rover on Mars, IBM announced the first 2nm chip, and 6G research has begun in earnest. All of this innovation illustrates that we are capable of disruptive innovation despite various macroeconomic, geopolitical, and virtual challenges.'

The Capitol riot defendant also posted on a pro-gun forum that peaceful protests are ineffective and “if you dip your toe into the Rubicon … cross it.”

Companies that made recent announcements include Google, MGM Resorts in Las Vegas and Washington post.

The soft side of business is rarely talked about, but most entrepreneurs can confidently say that good relationships are a key to their success.

This week, wearable breast pump maker Elvie secured $80 million in Series C funding, the biggest raise in an initial fundraise round for a female-founded femtech company. Founder Tania Boler spoke to Forbes about what the raise means for the future of her company.

Shareholders chose to concentrate on a warning by Facebook about its feud with Apple.

While there is a First Amendment right to report on matters of public interest, which overrides privacy and right of publicity rights, there is an important Supreme Court case holding that the First Amendment does not override copyright protection.

The majority of states have enacted laws legalizing some form of marijuana use. However, The Federal Controlled Substances Act continues to classify marijuana as a controlled substance. Though surprising, Justice Thomas's statement has opened the door for a whole new wave of marijuana litigation.

Have you ever noticed how many people list "marketing" as a skill they possess on their LinkedIn profiles? It's insane. But while the vast majority of working professionals might think they know a thing or two about marketing, far fewer are willing to measure the quality of their "marketing magic."

For decades, U.S. Air Force aircraft maintenance crews have religiously followed the “component swap” model. Cold Spray (CS) additive technology could allow maintainers to renew worn or broken parts while still on an airplane, getting it mission-ready quickly while in the field.

The Vikings may have been the division favorite in the eyes of many just a few days ago, but the division appeared to return to recent form as Aaron Rodgers ended his blustering that marked the offseason and reported to the Green Bay Packers training camp.