Iterate.ai, whose innovation ecosystem enables enterprises to build complete and production-ready low-code applications, today announced it has been named a 2022 Colorado Companies to Watch winner.
Global accommodations search platform trivago N.V. revealed the top 10 sought-after destinations for the 2022 summer. What Happened? The average price of a double room over the holiday weekend is $277, with the average length of stay between 4 to 6 days. There were several affordable hidden gems still available for booking this season, including Providence, Rhode Island, at $231 per night.
Bowery Farming, the largest vertical farming company in the U.S, and Unfold, an industry leading seed and digital solutions company advancing the vertical farming industry, today announced a partnership to create great tasting, locally produced vegetables through new seed varieties.
China's tech stocks have been stuck in a rut since early 2021 and the selling in the space hasn't abated; investment bank JPMorgan sees an opportunity in these beaten-down stocks.
Asimily, a leading risk management platform for IoT devices and web-connected equipment, will accelerate its expansion within the healthcare industry with a strategic investment from MemorialCare Innovation Fund.
Australia will push its mining industry to set up a register of sexual harassment perpetrators to help rein in abuse, a cabinet minister said, after a state government report detailed cases of "horrifying" and "appalling" behaviour against women.
Australia will push its mining industry to set up a register of sexual harassment perpetrators to help rein in abuse, a cabinet minister said, after a state government report detailed cases of "horrifying" and "appalling" behaviour against women.
* Report says mining industry culture fails to protect women. * Report recommends a register of offenders. * Miners asked to explore redress, compensation. By Praveen Menon and Byron Kaye.
The German companies that drive Europe's biggest economy are contemplating painful cuts to their output and resorting to polluting forms of energy previously considered unthinkable as they adjust to the prospect of running out of Russian gas. Reduced Russian deliveries have accelerated efforts across German industry to find alternatives to keep factories running and limit the economic cost.
The German companies that drive Europe's biggest economy are contemplating painful cuts to their output and resorting to polluting forms of energy previously considered unthinkable as they adjust to the prospect of running out of Russian gas. Reduced Russian deliveries have accelerated efforts across German industry to find alternatives to keep factories running and limit the economic cost.
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