Performers are tethered to power outlets, anchored to stationary stands, and cabled up to amps or PA systems, leaving musicians stranded behind the stand. Enter Walkabout Carriers, a company rewriting the rules of live music performance with products that give musicians the freedom to move literally while expanding their ability to entertain.
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Harland and Wolff, the shipbuilder behind the Titanic, is set to be acquired by Spain's Navantia after going bankrupt, potentially safeguarding 1,000 jobs and supporting UK naval projects.
Teachers and school administrators are buried under mountains of student data. It's all there, the numbers, charts, and spreadsheets, but translating it into meaningful insights and action steps feels like trying to drink from a firehose. That's where Eduvero steps in.
Traditional systems, from government processes to eCommerce logistics, often struggle to keep up with modern demands. These inefficiencies create unnecessary hurdles for people and businesses, wasting time and opportunities. Ben Hizer, founder and CEO of Luminary AI Technologies, saw these challenges and set out to create AI-powered solutions that simplify and improve how systems operate on a large scale.
Bitcoin's rise to $107,000 has led luxury brands like Printemps and S.T. Dupont to adopt cryptocurrency payments to attract younger, tech-savvy consumers.
A British court allows the police to seize over $3.3M from Andrew and Tristan Tate due to alleged tax evasion on $26M in earnings from online businesses between 2014-2022.
Nissan and Honda have acknowledged talks on collaboration to compete with Chinese EVs, though no merger decision has been made, with Mitsubishi also involved in discussions.
Climate tech firms secured $80M from Google and others to fund costly carbon capture technologies, aiming to reduce emissions from paper mills and wastewater plants.
