Goods Unite Us, with a valuation cap of $4 million, is raising crowdfunding on SeedInvest. The Goods Unite Us application combines US politics and shopping by allowing users to see and buy brands that support a particular politician. Goods Unite Us provides political connections of over 4,000 brands. The company was founded by Abigail Wuest, [...]
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Lenmo, with a pre-money valuation of $10 million, is raising crowdfunding on SeedInvest. The lending platform of Lenmo allows businesses, financial institutions, and individuals to invest in the small-amount loan market. Thus, it provides platforms for both investors to make short-term investments with high returns, and borrowers to get small amount of loans. Lenmo was [...]
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Inner City Opportunity Zone (ICOZ), with a pre-money valuation of $2.5 million, is raising funds on TruCrowd. ICOZ is a private real estate investment company that acquires, renovates, and manages properties on behalf of private and institutional clients. The company specializes in depressed and underperforming assets. The current round of crowdfunding has a minimum target [...]
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TurboPass, with a valuation cap of $5 million, is raising funds on WeFunder. The company helps car dealers to verify and receive proof of income of their customers in an instant and paperless way. Thus, car dealers can work faster, sell more cars, and make secure transactions using TurboPass. The company was founded by Michael [...]
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U.S. tariffs on European goods have plunged Britain into a trade war between the European Union and United States just as it plans to leave the 28-nation bloc, infuriating Scotch whisky makers and handing it a dilemma over thousands of Airbus jobs.
Apple's chief executive Tim Cook said on Thursday he was a "supporter" of immigration and was against any ceiling on the hiring of qualified migrants.
Some London Stock Exchange investors have told Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing (HKEX) that any bid must contain more cash and be up to 20% higher to persuade them to engage, three shareholders and a banking source close to the deal said.
The federal au pair program is riddled with criticism about the low wages and long hours. So, why do au pairs only make $4.35 per hour?
Cryptopolitan | Taha Farooqui | Sep 29, 2019 A Bank of Canada report reveals that crypto mass payments is the best of option for retailers. The report dubbed “The Economics of Cryptocurrencies—Bitcoin and Beyond” was recently posted unveiled by the Bank of Canada. The report features the Bitcoin (BTC) cryptocurrency and contains an explanation about
BCSC | Kristen Rose | Oct 3, 2019 Toronto – The Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) today published rule amendments to implement the Client Focused Reforms (the reforms) across Canada. These reforms are based on the fundamental concept that clients’ interests come first in their dealings with firms and individuals that are registered to give investment
Facebook Inc said on Thursday it was launching a separate camera-first messaging app, "Threads", for its photo-sharing platform Instagram, stepping up the company's social media war with smaller rival Snapchat.
Constellation Brands Inc racked up millions of dollars in losses from its investment in Canadian pot company Canopy Growth, pushing the maker of Corona and Modelo beers into a quarterly loss and sending its shares down as much as 8%.
Axon Enterprise Inc, the leading maker of U.S. police body cameras, began shipping new devices last week with security upgrades it says could aid in thwarting and discrediting "deepfake" videos.
Tokio Marine Holdings Inc will buy insurer Pure Group for about $3.1 billion, it said on Thursday, marking its fourth sizable acquisition in the United States in a little over a decade.
U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday hailed a "nice victory" after the World Trade Organization gave Washington a green light to impose tariffs on $7.5 billion worth of EU goods annually as punishment for illegal aircraft subsidies.