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Home / Oil & Energy / Oil & Companies News / An early flurry of final investment decisions kicks off more promising year for upstream oil and gas across EMEA, says GlobalData An early flurry of final investment decisions kicks off more promising year for upstream oil and gas across EMEA, says GlobalData With delays and COVID-19 restrictions hampering oil and gas project timelines in 2020, 2021 is forecast to see a bump in both field starts and final investment decisions across the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region, says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company. Daniel Roger...

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Bridging the Racial Gap in VC Funding Bridging the Racial Gap in VC Funding Booth’s Daniel Rogers, ’13, and Seyi Fabode, ’10, have won funding from a new Google program dedicated to bolstering promising Black-founded startups. By Melissa Brooks February 02, 2021 Across the United States, Black founders receive a fraction of the venture capital that white entrepreneurs do. In Chicago alone, just nine Black-founded startups have managed to raise $1 million or more, compared with hundreds of non-Black-founded startups...

Avid AML founders Daniel Rogers and Andrew Weston. Photo: Supplied Avid AML was founded in 2019 and provides compliance software for small to medium sized businesses to monitor transactions, verify customers identities and detect any anomalies. The company had a presence in New Zealand and Australia but was targeting Pakistan, South East Asia and North Africa because the AML compliance markets there had not yet matured, it said. "What we want to be able to do is provide a service to regions where technical skills as well as staffing skills aren't readily available," Avid AML co-founder Danie...