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According to a report in Forbes, increased access to venture capital and public funding grants for small businesses have created a moment of opportunity for startups in Canada. In particular, Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal.
Midwestern legislators have begun to look into blockchain for its potential to reinvent state governments. Illinois’ Blockchain and Distributed Ledger Task Force issued a report last year on the state.
The public advocate position in New York, to be determined tomorrow in a special election, is the first in line to replace a mayor departing midterm. In the past, many.
Iowa’s only accelerator focused on agricultural technology is getting set for its next event. The aptly named Iowa AgriTech Accelerator will take place in late May and applications are now.
It has been a banner few years for Purdue University in West Lafayette, Indiana as the school helped create more than 200 startups and raised more than $350 million in.
The Indianapolis-based venture capital firm Allos Ventures has recently revealed the closing of its latest fund, the Allos III. Per a company press release, the VC firm will continue to.
Chicago’s very own SonarMD has attracted positive attention for its product that treats patients with complex disorders. That momentum has now led to a $10 million in funding from lead.
Earlier this month, Milwaukee startup SteamChain Inc. announced that it had secured a $2.7 million funding round from investors. The Machine as a Service (MaaS) company is a blockchain platform.
Blockchain could soon be an option at a university near you. In fact, according to Cleveland Magazine, Bernie Moreno, luxury-car dealer extraordinaire, aims to make Cleveland the hub of groundbreaking.
BacklotCars out of Kansas City, Missouri has garnered $8 million in Series A funding. A recent announcement from MarketWatch notes that the startup that provides an online platform of used.