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Ford Motor Co (F.N) and BMW AG (BMWG.DE) are leading a $130 million funding round in a solid-state battery startup, Solid Power, as carmakers push to lower the cost of electric vehicles by investing in the development of affordable but powerful rechargeable batteries, the companies said on Monday.
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This controversial title is available on Amazon. I read it a few days ago and discussed small parts of it with Ernst. He hasn’t read it yet, and I am curious as to his response after he has read it. For now, he only said: “Since David has done us the favor and outed himself, we can afford to seize the opportunity…”
I assume that most supporters on my list who receive my Power Letter are familiar with the story of a young Jew named David Cole who played a brilliant role in early revisionism. Ernst had befriended him and had taken him protectively under his wings because there were people in the nascent “Revisionist Movement for Truth in History” who instinctively disliked and distrusted David Cole … because he was a Jew.
THE PROPERTY LINE: HOW AN IBUYER HELPS GET THE TIMING RIGHT
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Selling a house and buying another feels scary these days. It’s hard to get the timing right.
The first step selling typically takes just a few weeks because there aren’t enough properties for sale to meet demand. But that same shortage means the second step buying your next home can be a doozy. It typically takes months to find a home and make a successful offer against competing buyers.
Call the sale-and-purchase maneuver the Homeowner Two-Step. It’s a difficult dance to perform flawlessly. Will you end up paying two mortgages at the same time? That’s a stumble. Will you find yourself staying in an apartment or hotel for more than a night or two? Oops. Will you have trouble paying for repairs and coming up with a down payment? Blame your two left feet.
BOULDER Venture Partners at CU Boulder, the technology-commercialization arm of the University of Colorado Boulder, has launched a new accelerator to commercialize COVID-19- related research.
The Pandemic Hyper Accelerator for Science and Technology, or PHAST, will work to commercialize diagnostics, environmental sensors, supply-chain innovations and more, according to an article posted on the Venture Partners website.
The six-month accelerator will begin virtually in June, with participants receiving entrepreneurial training, funding and mentorship valued at $75,000. The program will be conducted in partnership with the Rockies Venture Club, with participants required to complete RVC’s one-week HyperAccelerator.
PHAST was selected to receive a $500,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration’s “Scaling Pandemic Resilience through Innovation and Technology,” or SPRINT, Challenge, with a local match of $125,000.