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Dallas-based SPAC to take scooter company Bird public at $2 3 billion valuation

Bird Rides Inc. will go public by merging with a Dallas-based blank-check company, securing a new source of capital after venture capitalists largely lost.

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City of Appleton will launch Bird electric scooter program April 30

APPLETON - Bird electric scooters will make their Appleton debut Friday. The pilot program will distribute 50 scooters throughout the city in high-foot-traffic areas, the city announced in a Thursday news release. If the program goes well, it ll run through the end of the year. Bird Rides Inc. is an app-based dockless scooter sharing program headquartered in Santa Monica, California. The program has the potential to reduce the city s reliance on motor vehicles and ride-sharing services for short trips, which will, in turn, reduce congestion and exhaust. It might also expand access to public transit. Travis VanderZanden, founder and CEO of Bird, said he s humbled and honored to see the scooters available in his hometown. VanderZanden, a 1997 Appleton North High School graduate, said his mom spent 30 years as a bus driver for Valley Transit, and it shaped how he thinks about transportation and played a significant role in the founding of Bird.

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Minnesota briefs: Winona maker of Homer Hankys set to expand

Minnesota briefs: Winona maker of Homer Hankys set to expand By Star Tribune staff Star Tribune April 24, 2021 1:12pm Text size Copy shortlink: Winona-based WinCraft is looking at expansion, soon after its acquisition by a Florida company. In December, WinCraft was bought by Fanatics, a Florida company specializing in sports merchandise. WinCraft, founded in 1960, produces a variety of licensed sports apparel and goods, including the well-known Homer Hankys of the Minnesota Twins. The company has more than 500 employees. Company officials told a recent meeting of the Port Authority of Winona that WinCraft hopes to proceed with an expansion that could add as many as 30 jobs in Winona over the next

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Bird Scooters demonstrate capabilities of geo-fencing

Bird Scooters demonstrate capabilities of geo-fencing
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Minnesota briefs: Winona maker of Homer Hankys set to expand

Minnesota briefs: Winona maker of Homer Hankys set to expand
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