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Venture capital houses have long found themselves leaning toward startups that offer business models featuring technologies that shape a better future for the next generation. Even during times of economic uncertainty, the investor appetite for business models that address issues of the future shows no signs of abating. Lim Sung-hoon, general partner of venture capital firm D3 Jubilee Partners, is one of the investor...

From September 13 to 15, the Seoul Metropolitan Government will hostTry Everything 2023, a grand festival for global startups, where members of the startup ecosystem, including promising startups, large and medium-sized companies, and investors and

The leavers of Willowbridge School, Enniskillen said farewell to their school at a leavers assembly last week.

There is a wonderful scene in Ted Lasso where Ted hustles the club’s snooty owner at a game of darts. The clip is all over TikTok so I recommend you f

Marcia Charles Dance Theatre Company (MCDTC) celebrated its 25th anniversary with a presentation entitled Dare, which it showcased for three nights at Queen's Hall, St Ann's. Dance pieces presented at the event, which ran from April 28-30, included, Dare to Dream, Try Everything, Believe, Black Woman, Dare to Be, Ah Trini, Dare to Cross Borders

We learned a couple months ago that Shakira had known Gerard Piqué's girlfriend even before the alleged affair. Obviously that makes the betrayal even

Nathan - a 24-year-old ballroom dancer with Downs Syndrome - was an instant hit with audiences following his routine with Joanne, 28

Pitt-Greensburg has tapped public television documentary producer and narrator Rick Sebak to deliver the keynote speech Friday to conclude the school’s Writers Festival. Sebak’s presentation, set for 8 p.m. in Ferguson Theater, is free and open to the public, as are all festival activities. Pitt-Greensburg digital storytelling students Caitlin Cruser,

Several animated sequels are on the way. Read more at Empire.

When Karl L. Schock met the woman he would later marry, he introduced himself, in her recollection, by saying: "Hi, Im Karl and I have big plans."