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A class-action lawsuit accuses the city of Portland of throwing away the personal belongings of homeless individuals.
As first reported by Oregon Public Broadcasting, the Oregon Justice Resource Center, the OlsenDaines law firm, and the law office of Kelly D. Jones filed the lawsuit on behalf of the four homeless plaintiffs living in the city.
Under Portland s official policy, city bureaus responsible for dismantling unsanctioned campsites must ensure humane treatment of homeless individuals and respect for property rights. Those rights, the policy states, include retaining personal possessions recognizable as belonging to a person and that has apparent use. Items must be retained by the city at a designated site and returned to their owners within 30 days of inquiry.
BebopBee has raised $2 million to further its ambitions to build the next generation of match-3 puzzlers with its mobile game What a Wonderful World.
The studio has said it will use the money to improve its live ops and user acquisition efforts.
The funding round had participation from a number of backers, including Bitkraft Ventures, 1Up Ventures, IGG Inc., Dfinity founder Lei Ding, and Machine.ai founder Rohit Singal. BebopBee has perfected the art of creating immersive, emotive, and highly-shareable experiences with their What a Wonderful World mobile game, with players engaged for almost an hour a day, said Bitkraft founding general partner Scott Rupp.
Top VC Lists Verifiable In The New Tech Stack For Digital Health
Verifiable included in Andreessen Horowitz s recent report on the The New Tech Stack For Virtual Care Delivery.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Verifiable, an API-first platform that automates healthcare provider license verification, credentialing and monitoring, has been included in Andreessen Horowitz s recent report on the The New Tech Stack For Virtual Care Delivery. Andreessen Horowitz is one of Silicon Valley s most well-known venture capital firms known for backing entrepreneurs that are building the future through technology. In addition to well-known exits such as Airbnb, Box, Slack, and Facebook, their current portfolio includes digital health companies, such as Omada Health, Cedar Health, Komodo Health, Human API and others.