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Did Covid kill startup investment? Report reveals 2020 figures 14 Apr, 2021 05:28 AM 5 minutes to read Poster kids for tech success during the pandeimic: Kami co-founders Hengjie Wang, Bob Drummond, Jordan Thoms and Alliv Samson Photo / Supplied Poster kids for tech success during the pandeimic: Kami co-founders Hengjie Wang, Bob Drummond, Jordan Thoms and Alliv Samson Photo / Supplied A new report on NZ startup investment, from PwC, the Angel Association and NZ Growth Capital Partners, celebrates the recent offshore sale of software companies Seequent ($1.45 billion) and Vend ($45...

At 16, Dylan Lawrence of Clarksville has a truth he wants to say. “Everyone has the potential to be something awesome,” he said. It’s why Dylan’s learned to play so many things. “Tuba, piano, guitar, bass guitar, ukelele, that’s five,” he smiled. “Why stop at one?” His dad and stepmom said this is just who Dylan’s always been. “He just sees something and goes, ‘I bet I could do that and then he does it,'” said Dylan’s father, also named Dylan Lawrence. “He’s like a sea turtle, y’know?” said Susan Lawrence, Dylan’s stepmother. “You put him in the water, ...

Clarksville Now16-year-old Dylan Lawrence. CLARKSVILLE, Tenn. (CLARKSVILLENOW) – Dec. 16 was a just another day for most, but for 16-year-old high school junior Dylan Lawrence, it would be a day he and his family would never forget. For weeks, Dylan had been experiencing odd symptoms. He was having trouble with his vision, and his balance and sense of spatial navigation were affected. His mom, Susan Lawrence, took him to the doctor after he started throwing up without a fever. The urgent care center was unable to provide answers, so Susan took Dylan to Vanderbilt Children’s Hospital emer...

Eriks Santos is a name known by HFX Wanderers FC fans, even though they have yet to see him play. The 24-year-old Brazilian was unable to join the squad for the 2020 Island Games in PEI because of the COVID-19 pandemic, but he’s itching to arrive in Halifax and prove to supporters that the wait will be worth it. Santos watched every match of The Island Games from his home in Brazil and often reached out to show his support for the players and the club during the competition. The Wanderers think enough of him that they extended his contract for next seasons, with two options on 2022 a...