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Your Houseplant Could Be Working Harder
When the pandemic began, people had to grapple with the reality of being confined to their homes. While many turned to television, video games, books, or other forms of entertainment, an equally large number opted for a more aesthetically focused… -
$20 Billion to Change the Definition of One Word
Forever is a mighty long time. While in some cases, things that stand the test of time are lauded and praised, in others, well, it’s detrimental. There may be nothing more evident of this fact than PFAS. Known as per-… -
The Secretive Startup Intent on Slaying the iPhone
“The iPhone killer.” In today’s society, it seems increasingly unlikely that anything comes along to earn that title. But that neglects the innovation that occurs beneath the surface of the economy in the landscape of startups. And just like incumbent… -
How 180 MPH on Water Results in $8B in Preorders
Dear Startup Investor, There isn’t much that speaks louder than results. While we sometimes see buzzy startups without them be rewarded, there’s no denying the advantage that startups with them possess. And this is even more true in the current… -
The Key to Autonomous Cars Could be the Roads After All
Back in 1939 at the World’s Fair in New York City, General Motors unveiled a concept for what would become known as the world’s first self-driving car. Albeit less frilly than the electric vehicles that grace our roadways today, this…