Truework announced it had completed a $30 million Series B funding round, led by Activant Capital, with participation from returning investors Sequoia Capital and Khosla Ventures. Individual investors include Forbes 30 Under 30 honorees William Hockey of Plaid, and Daniel Yanisse of Checkr.
What took place this week in the credit card and payment industries
We're about to find out if virtual conferences will work.
Churches have been linked to deadly outbreaks.
University of California makes landmark decision to drop the SAT for admissions. According to the University statement, the SAT or ACT tests will be optional through 2024, at which point the UC system will decide whether to offer its own entrance exam or drop testing requirements altogether.
Gov. Kay Ivey allows entertainment venues to reopen despite spike in new cases.
A coalition of city leaders from business to civic groups is urging Mayor Bill de Blasio to put a freeze on property tax bills and provide relief for property owners who are struggling with their payments amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
A German startup has developed a modular marine platform able to simultaneously generate energy from three different renewable sources.
During the pandemic crisis, television programmers are leaning into the rerun. By embracing repetition, they tap into logics that have always shaped television, even if sometimes ignored in favor of the shiny, new, and exclusive.
Why does the SBA require that a Paycheck Protection Program (“PPP”) borrower use 75% of the PPP proceeds on “payroll costs”? It’s a curious question. It’s particularly curious given that the CARES Act itself does not require this.
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This does not mean that blockchains will go away. Like water supply, sewer or electric lines, often buried underground, the bedrock of financial markets infrastructure will be augmented by blockchain and the internet of value should work automatically, behind our sight lines.
From next-level condiments to stylish melamine plates, these simple updates will take your next cookout up a notch.
What better excuse do you need to spruce up your terrace, backyard, or patio?
The Steve Carell/Rose Byrne political comedy will arrive on PVOD on June 26 while the Scott Eastwood/Orlando Bloom war actioner will get a one-night-only nationwide theatrical release.
Streaming services are spending more on content in a bid to stand out from a crowded field of competitors.
Enterprise service management is the key to business continuity. Here's why you need it to succeed in the next normal.
He also said it’s possible that the United States will begin to roll out a coronavirus vaccine by December.
His song "Soldier" serves as a fitting tribute this Memorial Day Weekend
It looked a bit like a bright comet streaking towards the horizon over Australia, but orbit watchers say it was actually the third stage of a Russian Soyuz rocket re-entering the atmosphere.
Goldman Sachs’ latest client conference call will include a subject that Wall Street has either long derided or shrugged off: Bitcoin.
At NLI, we believe this isn’t a time to build a new normal, but instead, a better normal. In the spirit of the moment, let’s be sure to do that by following the science.
One of modern rock's most prominent figures, Lzzy Hale of Halestorm, talks about the importance of road crews in the music industry, and why many bands might not recover from the corona crisis.
How would you cope with the added caregiving responsibilities if you brought your loved one home and you’re also working, home-schooling children or grandchildren or both?
It’s been anything but a normal offseason for Sydney Wiese.
