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The youngest investors take a novel approach

Ryan Barton, the 2022 NH Tech Alliance Entrepreneur of the Year, measures business success.

Mikros Technologies’ TU3 and Ryan Barton honored for 2022 innovations

Understanding exactly how cybercriminals were able to break into a staff member’s email account and eventually bilk the Town of Peterborough out of $2.3 million last summer, forcing the use of unrestricted fund balance to fill the gap, remains...

Plus, how Cecamm students created five amazing designs for the West Wights Queens Platinum Jubilee celebrations.

The Portland Air National Guard Base (PANGB) in Oregon, US has deployed the quadrupedal uncrewed ground vehicle (QUGV).

Listen: The price of Bitcoin Hits $60,000 Ahead of Potential ETF Approval The Securities and Exchange Commission could rule on proposals for bitcoin-futures fund as soon as next week. Kitty talked with Bryan Barton, President of The Sacramento Cryptocurrency and Bitcoin Meetup.

NOTABLE TRANSACTIONS: Apartment complex in Des Moines sold for $7.3 million Wednesday, June 16, 2021 8:00 AM Hickman Partners LLC, an Omaha-based group, paid Royal Oaks DSM LLC $8.7 million for property at 2400 Hickman Road in Des Moines, Polk County real estate records show. The 11-acre parcel includes the Royal Oaks apartment complex (pictured) constructed in 1973. The complex, with 203 units, includes eight three-story apartment buildings and a clubhouse/rental ...

EquityNet Introduces New Crowdfunding Platform, with Guided Business Profling, Planning Software April 28, 2021 @ 9:44 pm By Omar Faridi EquityNet, the “pioneer” of business crowdfunding, revealed on Tuessday (April 27, 2021) that it’s introducing a new type of patented crowdfunding platform that “advances the state-of-the-art in the industry.” According to a release, the new platform technology offers “unique campaign promotion and communication abilities for entrepreneurs combined...

Apr 26, 2021 Since 1875, students at Washington High School have taken the initiative to show their support, gratitude, and respect for individuals who have served, suffered, or otherwise been a part of major events throughout history. From wars to natural disasters, the Blue Lion student body has often honored community members through various memorable and touching ways. “In the largest pandemic in a century,” said Brittney Wilson, a senior at WHS, “COVID-19 has affected almost every as...