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Hello, guess what? It’s November! We also thought yesterday was November but we failed to notice because lol what time is it, amirite. Anyway, put away your Halloween costumes and start a game of how long you can avoid “The Little Drummer Boy”. Hey you do If you want to play that game, you’d be well advised not to click this link, although this is a particularly tolerable version of the song, to be fair.
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- And for the next act…: Manish It covers some cool stories and was on a roll again today. The first was when some ex-Googlers rallied around their counterpart, Caesar Sengupta, who raised $90 million to raise Arta Finance to offer individuals similar alternative assets usually reserved for the wealthy.
- Betting on the web 3Manish’s second story is at Microsoft, which supports Wemade, a South Korea-based web3 game developer.
- Right now, gather in the cloudsAlthough many companies are asking employees to return to the office, they and others are still figuring out how to keep divided teams together. Former Yext CEO Howard Lerman thinks he’s created the best option today, with the company coming out of bankruptcy with $30 million in new funding. Kyle Reports.
Startups and VCs
New data from more than 200 startups shows that CTOs earn more than their CEO counterparts. For the most part, co-founders do the same thing, but when there is a difference, the balance is typically in favor of the technical co-founder. came Reports.
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Dear Sophie: How can students work or start a startup while maintaining their immigration status?
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Dear Sophie,
I am studying bioinformatics at a university in the US.
What options do I have to work before and after graduation on my student visa? Do any of these options allow me to start my own startup?
– Want to work
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Big Tech Inc.
Elon Musk met with civil rights leaders Amanda It contains all the details about the downloaded item. Many leaders were concerned about content moderation, particularly the rise of hate speech and undue influence in midterm elections. Meanwhile, Natasha M Another Twitter executive wrote that the coop is flying.
Meanwhile, Manish It continues to follow the Baijun saga. The latest Indian edtech giant is eyeing a $1 billion IPO for physical tutoring chain Akash.
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