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Giving little details about the decision, Catamaran Ventures UK, in its latest company filing at Companies House, said its directors “have decided to liquidate the company”.

Catamaran caused controversy because of taxpayer-funded support for startups in which it had invested

The prime minister’s wife is to close her contentious start-up investment company, according to its latest accounts.Akshata Murty has “decided to liquidate” Catamaran Ventures UK, new filings for the London-based company show.Catamaran was founded by Rishi Sunak and Murty in 2013. The company, which

Welcome to the new Tisbury School! It’s 1930. Students, staff, and teachers have moved into the new school on West William Street, to pomp and parades. The deteriorating old Tisbury School on Center Street, together with its overcrowded, two-classroom annex (known as the “portable building” or “portable school”) is abandoned, soon to face the wrecking […]

For the ninth year in a row, ASU is No. 1 in innovation among American universities, ahead of Stanford and MIT.

For the ninth year in a row, Arizona State University is No. 1 in innovation among American universities, ahead of Stanford and MIT, in the newly released annual “Best Colleges” 2024 rankings by U.S. News & World Report.

Actor Mark Wahlberg was spotted in Clemson this weekend working out with the football team and tailgating.

These teachers tasked with teaching students with learning disabilities have quite a job on their hands.

A Lucknow boy, Eshaan Vasanthkumar (17) has developed an AI-based app 'Roshini' that detects cataract in early stages.The app was introduced during a free eye check-up camp organised by Uttar Pradesh Technical Support Unit and Study Hall on ...

A data scientist of UPTSU Satya Swarup said, “Through this app, we want to revolutionise cataract screening in rural India.” The camp began with a demonstration of the app and free screenings for participants.