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Insider regularly talks to young people who are making their mark in luxury - heres who we have spoken to so far ddavis@businessinsider.com (Dominic-Madori Davis) © Emilia Brandao; Courtesy the artist and Destinee Ross-Sutton 2020; Marina Raphael; Avi & Co; Yuqing ... (L-R), Alex Assouline, Destinee Ross-Sutton, Marina Raphael, Avi Hiaeve. Emilia Brandao; Courtesy the artist and Destinee Ross-Sutton 2020; Marina Raphael; Avi & Co; Yuqing Liu/Business Insider Luxury spans many...

Missouri S&T’s Steel Bridge team wins regional event, will compete at nationals RDN REPORTS rdnnews@gmail.com Missouri University of Science and Technology’s Steel Bridge Design Team recently won first place at a regional American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) Mid-Continent Student Conference and will now put their bridge engineering and construction skills to the test at the national level.  The national finals competition results will be announced June 3. Both the regional and n...

West Hartford rideshare startup Electra Technologies, which will only use zero-emission vehicles, is offering free rides starting today until the end of the month, when it will officially launch. The companys fleet currently consists of two Teslas, co-founder Kyle Bryan said Thursday morning, but Electra is in talks with investors to buy more all electric cars.  "We see that Teslas, theyre leading smart technology, and theyre really the ones to grasp the electric vehicle atmosphere right now,"...

An Earth Day launch | The new drive-share steering a greener message Earth Day marked the launch of Electra, a ride-share company begun by young entrepreneurs Kyle Bryan and Amanda Dyas. Author: Jim Altman Updated: 6:47 PM EDT April 22, 2021 WEST HARTFORD, Conn. — The start-up is called “Electra” and the idea behind it is as simple as getting from point A to point B in a cleaner, greener fashion.  Earth Day marked the launch of Electra, a ride-share compan...

ReSET, a non-profit business support organization based in Parkville, has accepted 16 Connecticut-based startups into the 2021 Impact Accelerator. We talk to the organizer and some of the entrepreneurs about what their businesses do.

Insider spoke to a diverse set of 12 young professionals and activists, including an Asian American climate change activist, a Black female journalist, and a white male political consultant, about how the riots at the Capitol made them feel and what hopes they have for their futures amid political unrest. Some said they were still trying to process everything that happened, with one millennial calling it "deplorable" and another calling it "a clear depiction of white power and supremacy." Clair...