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Leading Philippine payment gateway, PayMongo Philippines, Inc. has partnered with Founders Launchpad, initiated by AHG Lab - one of the largest independent venture builders in the Philippines, and Draper Startup House - a global community of entrepreneurs. Founders Launchpad is a 12-week comprehensive incubation program designed to equip early-stage entrepreneurs…

AFTER weeks of searching and reviewing over 270 applications, dynamic startup incubator Founders Launchpad is proud to announce the six chosen startups that will join its initial staging.

The Filipino startup incubator offers its startups with $50,000 worth of resources, benefits, and cash.

STARTUPS can solve the pain points in a developing country such as the Philippines, according to a consultancy firm. “Being immersed in the grassroots and at the same time a breeding ground for innovation, startups are in the best position to tackle the problems in the community,” AHGLAB Consultancy Services…

Level 3 self-driving technology lets a driver watch YouTube while the car tackles rush hour. But how practical is it?

When you look at Myles Burkett’s body of work this past season, you have one of the best seasons ever for a Wisconsin high school quarterback. The 6-foot-2, 200-pound senior

Léone Meyer in 2015. Photo by Bertrand Rindoff Petroff/Getty Images. During the German occupation of France during World War II, Nazis stole the French Impressionist painting from the bank where the Meyer family was storing it when they fled the country. Meyer’s biological family was killed at Auschwitz, but the now 81-year-old was adopted by Holocaust survivor Raoul Meyer, who attempted to recover his looted collection. Unfortunately, the theft occurred in 1941, and by the time he found the...

Editor’s note: The Daily’s interview with Léone Meyer was conducted in French, with the assistance of OU French Professor Peyton Vann. All quotes from Meyer and her attorney were translated from the French transcript of the interview unless stated otherwise.   Holocaust survivor and French businesswoman Léone Meyer spoke in French for the duration of her hour-long interview with The Daily.  Separated by seven hours and over 4,000 miles, OU French professor Peyton Vann tran...

Last modified on Mon 15 Feb 2021 03.50 EST A French woman is being threatened with multi-million-dollar fines by a US court if she continues a legal battle to retrieve a Pissarro painting the Nazis stole from her adoptive father. The legal tussle over La Bergère Rentrant des Moutons (Shepherdess Bringing in Sheep), completed by Camille Pissarro in 1886 and worth an estimated €1.5m (£1.3m), is between Léone-Noëlle Meyer, 81, a former president of the Galeries Lafayette department store, a...