All posts tagged "featured"
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Automotive
Researchers Have Developed A Way To Wirelessly Charge Vehicles On The Road
Image: Ford One of the barriers to EVs right now is the hassle of charging. In fact, one fifth of all EV...
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Automotive
This Vintage GM Coach Bus Is A Retro RV With A Mini Hot Tub
Photo: Facebook Marketplace (Other) Old buses make for an excellent blank slate for RV creations. This 1945 GM PD-3302 for sale on...
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638TechGM and LG Chem’s Ultium Cells partners with Li-Cycle to process manufacturing waste
Ultium Cells LLC, a joint venture between General Motors and LG Chem, has been steadily building up its battery cell manufacturing capacity...
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730TechBerkeley has a big new biotech incubator in Bakar Labs
The University of California has always embraced the startup ecosystem in the state, including running a few of its own incubators and...
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Finance
Insider finance: Wall Street’s new dress code
Good morning and welcome to Insider Finance. I’m Dan DeFrancesco, and here’s what’s on the agenda today: Wall Street has a new...
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568TechExeger takes $38M to ramp up production of its flexible solar cells for self-powered gadgets
Sweden’s Exeger, which for over a decade has been developing flexible solar cell technology (called Powerfoyle) that it touts as efficient enough...
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Tech
Flipkart in early talks to raise $1 billion ahead of IPO
Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart has hit the market to raise about $1 billion at up to $30 billion valuation before its public...
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Tech
Flipkart in talks to raise $1 billion ahead of IPO
Indian e-commerce giant Flipkart has hit the market to raise about $1 billion at up to $30 billion valuation before its public...
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Tech
Is buying and selling short-positions in private companies next? This fintech startup is banking on it
Even the most casual industry observer has to be stunned at times by the pace of dealmaking right now. Not quite halfway...
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Tech
Is buying and selling short positions in pre-IPO stock next? This fintech startup is banking on it
Even the most casual industry observer has to be stunned at times by the pace of dealmaking right now. Not quite halfway...