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The Beat Goes On: A musical tribute to Kate Lorenz, a potpourri of sounds at the Bombyx Center, and more - Vimarsana News

The Beat Goes On: A musical tribute to Kate Lorenz, a potpourri of sounds at the Bombyx Center, and more

The Valley’s music scene lost a well-known and well-liked voice last July when Kate Lorenz unexpectedly died of heart failure. Lorenz, who lived in Belchertown, had originally been part of the Amherst folk-rock band Rusty Belle in the early 2000s with...

The Beat Goes On: A musical tribute to Kate Lorenz, a potpourri of sounds at the Bombyx Center, and more - Vimarsana News

The Beat Goes On: A musical tribute to Kate Lorenz, a potpourri of sounds at the Bombyx Center, and more

The Valley’s music scene lost a well-known and well-liked voice last July when Kate Lorenz unexpectedly died of heart failure. Lorenz, who lived in Belchertown, had originally been part of the Amherst folk-rock band Rusty Belle in the early 2000s with...

Roku Rises as Vertical Group is Bullish on Ad Spending Growth - Vimarsana News

Roku Rises as Vertical Group is Bullish on Ad Spending Growth

Roku Rises as Vertical Group Is Bullish on Ad Spending Growth Vertical Group analysts are incrementally positive on Roku as ad spending grows. Author: Roku  ( ROKU) - Get Report was higher Thursday after the streaming-device maker was the subject of a note from Vertical Group analysts, who said they were "incrementally positive" on the company.  That positivity is based on year-over-year advertising spending growth that was above expectations.  And that growth stemmed from an aggressive push among TV buyers to buy up as much over-the-top inventory as possible, the analysts said. Analysts ...