FastWave Medical May Close if Funding Not Raised, says CEO Scott Nelson
Medical devices executive, Scott Nelson, may have to shut down his startup, FastWave Medical, if he can't raise more funds by year end.
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Global Digital Health Market Projected to Reach $573.5 Billion by 2030
The global Digital Health Market is projected to advance at a CAGR of 23.6% from 2025 to 2030, reaching a valuation…
Hawaii’s severe housing crisis continues due to high prices, mortgage rates
Hawaii's housing crisis continues as high prices and mortgage rates make homeownership unaffordable for most, says…
U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rates Reach Highest Level Since Mid-July
The average rate on a 30-year mortgage in the U.S. rose to its highest level since mid-July, now at 6.85%.
Trump’s EV Doubts Jeopardize $54B Korean Investments
South Korean firms are rethinking their $54bn investment in US EV battery plants due to concerns over potential tax…
Ibiza Nightlife: Fitness Influencer Advocates Healthy Eating
Fitness Influencer Defends Eating Healthy Homemade Meal at Nightclub
Fitness Influencer @gymskin Makes Waves on…
Haley Retracts Statement About Texas’ Potential Secession from the US
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Presidential candidate for 2024, Nikki Haley, has retracted a previous statement suggesting that Texas could secede from the United States. She clarified her stance during a conversation with CNN's Dana Bash, stating that the Constitution does not permit states to break away from the union. Haley's clarification follows her initial…
CNN Speaks to The First All-Female Council of a Large US City
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1. The council of St. Paul, Minnesota's capital, is the first all-female council in a large US city.
2.…
Daniels Warns of Looming Economic and Societal Crisis in the U.S.
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Former Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels warns of an impending economic and societal crisis in America. He…
Manufacturing’s Slump Persists Amid Renaissance Indications
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The U.S. manufacturing sector is experiencing a boom in factory construction due to government subsidies, suggesting a potential golden age. However, it is also experiencing its longest slump in over 20 years, with activity declining for 13 consecutive months, the longest such period since 2002. This information is based on surveys…