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Mobiz, a South African startup integrating hyper-personalization into mobile marketing, has raised a pre-Series A round of $ 4 million from HAVAÍC, Futuregrowth, Launch Africa, Allan Gray E-Squared Ventures, CapaciTech and Endeavor’s Harvest Fund. The investment comes as the startup is ramping up efforts to expand into the U.S. and double down on marketing, sales and […] Source Link: Source expo.vision

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 22, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Rexford Industrial Realty, Inc. (the "Company" or "Rexford Industrial") (NYSE: REXR), a real estate investment trust focused on creating value by investing in and operating industrial properties located in Southern California infill markets,... Source Link: Source expo.vision

One 97 Communications Limited, which owns the brand Paytm, has been listed on the bourses. Source Link: Source expo.vision

Last week daft.ie published its quarterly rental report which proclaimed that stock in the capital is at an all-time low since the data was first collected back in 2006. With just 820 homes to rent in Dublin on November 1st, stock levels, the report said, are down 51 per cent on the same date in 2020. It’s a somewhat surprising figure, given the experiences of the past 18 months or so. Yes, an increasing number of individual investors are looking to sell up and get out of the rental market; however, many other trends are also evident. These include the temporary collapse in the Airbnb short-term lettings market, the continued growth in the build-to-rent (BTR) market, whereby entire apartment blocks are made available for the rental market, and the shift to working from home, which led many city-based workers to move back to their family home, either in Ireland or abroad. So what’s going on? Data Well, the latest figures certainly indicate a sharp drop in supply; and, considering they a...

Samsung is planning to shift some of its smartphone production capacity at Vietnam to India and Indonesia, according to the company’s reorganisation plan. Source Link: Source expo.vision

SHANGHAI, Nov. 18, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- DPVR announced that it has recently completed a new round of tens of millions of dollars in financing. The investors are composed of investment institutions such as Lianxin Fund under Union Optech(300691.SZ), Qianyi Capital and Xiaocun Capital. With... Source Link: Source expo.vision

Openreach plans to connect 25m premises by 2026. Source Link: Source expo.vision

Telangana Industry and IT minister KT Rama Rao has requested the Union government to extend all kinds of support to help the State compete at international level for development Source Link: Source expo.vision

NEW YORK, Nov. 15, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Pomerantz LLP announces that a class action lawsuit has been filed against Amarin Corporation PLC ("Amarin" or the "Company") (NASDAQ: AMRN) and certain of its officers. The class action, filed in the United States District Court for the District of... Source Link: Source expo.vision

The latest plot twist in the saga of Spotify is one we should have seen coming: the company that describes itself as “the world’s most popular audio subscription service”, is getting into audiobooks. Properly getting stuck into them. It overheard its rivals staging an audiobook party, decided it wanted in and soon it plans to barge into the kitchen popping other people’s corks. For an undisclosed sum, the Stockholm-founded, New York-listed audio streamer has bought Findaway, a US audio tech company that has partnerships with audiobook publishers including Amazon’s Audible, Apple iBooks, Google and Sweden’s Storytel and also owns the audiobook self-publishing house Voices. The logic is impeccable. After carving out the music streaming industry we know today but finding itself at the mercy of the Big Three labels, Spotify segued into podcasts in 2018, snapping up the platforms Anchor and Gimlet and then buying exclusive rights to US-targeting podcasts from Michelle Obama, Harry-and-Megha...

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LeBron James, Drake and Naomi Osaka have linked up to invest in a sports technology company called StatusPro. Started by two former football players, Andrew Hawkins and Troy Jones, the firm describes themselves as a sports tech and gaming company that incorporates player's data and augmented and virtual reality to create a bevvy of training and fan engagement products.According to the press release, the sports tech firm is part of a growing industry that is projected to be worth $57 billion USD by 2027. StatusPro currently has partnerships with a number of NFL teams including the Baltimore Ravens, the NFL Players Association and NCAA collegiate teams. Additional investors for the company include Verizon, KB Partners, Greycroft and Leeds United stakeholders.Hawkins and Jones are amongst the less than one percent of Black entrepreneurs who receive funding from traditional venure capitalist firms. Hawkins said, "It's incredibly humbling that pioneers of their level believe in...

SINGAPORE, Nov. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- SaladStop! Group ("SaladStop!" or "the Group"), the first and largest healthy food chain in Asia, today announced the closing of a SGD12 million series B investment round, featuring some of the most prominent investors in the region. The round,... Source Link: Source expo.vision

KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 14 — Malaysia is justified in protecting local shippers under its cabotage policy as it also gives leeway for participation by foreign players to a large extent. The move will prepare domestic players to participate in... Source Link: Source expo.vision

Reserve Bank of India has received a healthy response for its customer centric initiative of ‘Retail Direct Scheme’. Source Link: Source expo.vision

Among the significant statistics, the index found 63% of Canadian business leaders said their company shifted to remote work versus 72% in the retail industry. Source Link: Source expo.vision

FATHER Derek Ryan swapped his collar for his cards last Sunday afternoon to referee the holiest of county finals. The 2021 Louth SFC decider in Ardee was contested by two saintly clubs — Naomh Mairtin and St Mochta’s — and the man in the middle was a priest. Fr Ryan said mass in the Holy […] Source Link: Source expo.vision

Laxmi Nivasam Developers and Apeejay Surrendra Park Hotels sign a term sheet to provide luxury stay at affordable cost near the new temple Source Link: Source expo.vision

NEW YORK, Nov. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Turning Rock Partners ("TRP" or "Turning Rock"), a New York-based private investment firm, is expanding its platform with key hires across the organization. Notably, TRP has hired Catherine Bonelli to be its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO).... Source Link: Source expo.vision