The IPO should boost tax revenue in the Golden State because thousands of newly wealthy employees who live and work there face a “millionaires” tax.
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The newest keyboard phone from Unihertz is for those who miss the days of the Blackberry.
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The less than two-year old startup crossed $400 million in annual recurring revenue earlier this year. The new fundraise would almost double its valuation.
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A new analysis of NSF awards has surprising findings on where colleges are attracting the most AI-related research, internships and workforce development programs.