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A major property management company told FOX 13 it is cutting ties with Utah's Entrata following anti-Semitic remarks made by its founder Dave Bateman.

A technology executive in Utah resigned from his post after sending emails containing antisemitic conspiracies about how the COVID-19 vaccine is an attempt by "the Jews" to "euthanize the American people."

The founder of Utah-based property management software company Entrata, Dave Bateman, has resigned from the company’s board after sending an

"I write this email knowing that many of you will think I'm crazy after reading it." That's how Utah tech entrepreneur and GOP fundraiser Dave Bateman started...

The chair of Entrata, a Silcon Slopes tech firm, sent an email to a number of tech CEOs and Utah business and political leaders, claiming the COVID-19 vaccine is part of a plot by "the Jews" to sterilize people.

The first round of the APH Travel Handicap Knock Out saw the Cons Club edge their B league rivals Lifeboat A.

“As far as we understand, no-one has ever done a music festival of this scale for people with disabilities so it’s another feather in the cap for Falkirk. “It’s really just to bring awareness to disability and what we found when we did the City Nightclub event was about 250 turned up and paid. “These guys deserve to have the same experience as people who aren’t disabled in a safe environment. The general aim is to make it a mainstream festival going forward and also encourage these ...

Mercato is an online grocery marketplace that connects consumers with local merchants. Founded by Bobby Brannigan, Dave Bateman, Edward Politis, Jesse Villanueva, Matthew Alarie, and Michael Mason in 2015, Mercato is backed by investors that include Greycroft, Loeb Enterprises, Loeb.nyc, Michael Loeb, and Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati and is headquartered in San Diego.

Mercato raises $26M Series A to help smaller grocers compete online The pandemic upended the way people shop for their everyday needs, including groceries. Online grocery sales in the U.S. are expected to reach 21.5% of the total grocery sales by 2025, after leaping from 3.4% pre-pandemic to 10.2% as of 2020. One business riding this wave is Mercato, an online grocery platform that helps smaller grocers and specialty food stores get online quickly. After helping grow its merchant sales by 1,300...