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Share: Mohawk Group Holdings Inc. (NASDAQ: MWK), a New York City-based technology-enabled consumer products company, is rebranding as Aterian Inc. (NASDAQ: ATER), effective Friday before the market open. What Happened: Founded in 2014, the company is known for its proprietary end-to-end cloud-based platform Artificial Intelligence Marketplace Ecommerce Engine (AIMEE), which leverages machine learning, natural language processing and data Analytics to manage products at scale across major online marketplaces, including Amazon Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN), Shopify (NYSE: SHOP) and Walmart (NYSE: WMT...

Share: The old saying that politics makes strange bedfellows was reaffirmed this year as the nation’s major corporations generously donated to the inaugural committee of the president who promised to jack up their taxes and increase their regulatory oversight. What Happened: The Joe Biden inaugural committee raised more than $61 million, which is a bit unusual considering the presidential inauguration activities were low-keyed and mostly virtual events due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The Biden inaugural committee accepted corporate contributions of up to $1 million and donations for up to $5...

Fixed home loans have never been cheaper, which raises the question of whether now is the time to think about locking in, or could they get cheaper still? The Business asked the experts what they think.

saranacbo@hotmail.com Last week’s column, about the chopping down of Paul Smith’s College’s major landmark and school logo, the Leaning Pine, had some inaccuracies in it. I said that because the college prez, Dr. Buxton, hated everything about the state, he wouldn’t have had the miscreant arrested, but would’ve punished him with instant expulsion. On that count, I was two-thirds wrong and one-third right. First, there wasn’t one miscreant, but two. And second, one of them was arrested, and both of them settled the issue by paying the college $2,500. (And just for perspective: I...

Private Equity Firm Floats $250M for Developers Building on Cardano and Polkadot Last Updated: 02 March 2021 Crypto-facing investment fund FD7 Ventures has announced plans to open an Indian office to cater to developers working on blockchain projects Cardano and Polkadot. FD7 Seeks To Tap Into India’s Hot Engineering Talents The office which will be based in Bangalore- India’s engineering hotbed- will share close proximity with the Asian nation’s premier engineering institution Indian Institute of Technology (IIT).  The Fund is specifically targeted at development t...