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February 18, 2021
Breakthrough Energy Ventures leads round for the Google spinout’s software-enabled ground-source heat pump technology.
February 18, 2021
Dandelion Energy, the nation’s leading home geothermal company, has completed a second...
February 16, 2021
10 Tuesday AM Reads My Two-for-Tuesday morning • Biden and the Fed Leave 1970s Inflation Fears Behind After years of dire inflation predictions that failed to pan out, the people who run fiscal and monetary policy in Washington have decided the risk of “overheating” the economy is much lower than the risk of failing to heat it up enough. (New York Times) see also Stop Stressing About Inflation Inflation is periodic, driven by specific events; Deflation is consiste...
February 6, 2021
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February 2, 2021
Kindred Ventures just closed its second fund with $100 million in capital commitments Two years after launching its $56 million debut fund, Kindred Ventures, a San Francisco-based pre-seed and seed-stage venture fund founded by Steve Jang and Kanyi Maqubela, has closed its second fund with $100 million in capital commitments. Jang is himself a founder who later jumped into investing. In more recent years, he co-founded Bitski, a crypto-asset wallet startup, and previously founded Schematic Labs...
January 27, 2021
Wall Street vs Robinhoods: How retail investors brought a hedge fund to knees SECTIONS Share Synopsis With the pandemic hitting retailers the worst and online gaming gaining popularity in recent years, a company like GameStop that retails video games was most likely to meet a sorry end. Agencies A short position is a trade in which you expect the stock to fall and benefit from its fall by selling the scrip without initially owning it. MUMBAI: A few weeks ago, a group of Reddit users -- who are ...
January 8, 2021
Jan 8, 2021 Warren and Youngstown city schools and the Trumbull County Educational Service Center each received a portion of $2.6 million in grants, according to the Ohio Department of Education. The grants are part of 29 projects, benefiting approximately 107,516 students across the state through the Collaborative Fund for Educating Remotely and Transforming Schools, the Collaborative Fund. Youngstown schools received about $127,000 for its program called ParentsYOU, where the district will wo...
December 16, 2020
The chain has 14 locations in the US, along with two international spots. By Chloe will seek to sell itself, and was loaned $3.25 million by investors to fund the process, according to The Wall Street Journal. As part of the proceedings, Jimmy Haber stepped down from the board and his role as interim CEO, with Catey Mark Meyers replacing him as interim chief executive. Popular vegan restaurant chain By Chloe is filing for bankruptcy. According to The Wall Street Journal, BC Hospitality Group ...
December 16, 2020
Vegan restaurant chain By Chloe, which wanted to become the McDonalds of vegan fast food, files for bankruptcy bsmith@businessinsider.com (Barbara Smith) © By Chloe By Chloe Popular vegan restaurant chain By Chloe is filing for bankruptcy, as the coronavirus pandemic led to a drop in revenue and reduction of staff. The chain has 14 locations in the US, along with two international spots. By Chloe will seek to sell itself, and was loaned $3.25 million by investors to fund th...
December 14, 2020
10 Monday AM Reads My back to work morning train WFH reads: • How Pfizer Delivered a Covid Vaccine in Record Time: Crazy Deadlines, a Pushy CEO Albert Bourla and his team overcame unproven science and manufacturing bottlenecks; ‘you’re asking for too much’ (Wall Street Journal) • The Return to the Office Gets Put on Hold Most Americans can’t do their jobs from home. BLS reports only one-third of U.S. workers before 2020 held jobs that could feasibly be perf...