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AmEx, fintech startup expand ‘credit passport’ to Brazilian, Dominican immigrants
American Express and a San Francisco-based fintech startup are offering tens of thousands of Brazilians and Dominicans in Rhode Island a chance to use their credit histories from their native country to build their credit in the U.S. American Express ...
Miami University receives $500,000 in services from coworking company
A Columbus-based coworking startup has donated $500,000 in professional services to students at Miami University’s Farmer School of Business.
Public High Schools
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Valley sports branding agency gives tips on securing student-athlete name, image, likeness deals
Almost six months in, and universities, student-athletes and businesses are still navigating the new and evolving name, image and likeness landscape. This Valley company is trying to help.
Five things you need to know today, and iconic intro music
Good morning, Boston. My little Christmas tree survived its first night with our kittens last night, and here are the five things you need to know to start your busy workday — plus Good News Tuesday, fintech acquisitions, big deals, the Patriots win, r...
Oregon Business Plan: Leaders on learning Covid’s lessons
Two years into the pandemic, what's next?
New Mexicans to Know: Cinnamon Blair has built a career in service to New Mexico
"I love the people here. I love the culture. I love the outdoors. And, it’s authentic. It’s scrappy and authentic, and I like the combination of the two."
Silicon Valley Bank’s parent expands technology investment banking operations
“In just three months the technology investment banking team has closed an impressive number of transactions and added incredible talent to its roster,” the bank's CEO said.
Largest Banks in Greater Baltimore
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AT&T names new vice president and general manager for the Gulf States
The new executive for AT&T will remain based in Birmingham
Valero Alamo Bowl to get future SEC opponent
San Antonio's postseason college bowl game to feature a first-time participant
Memphis-Area Colleges and Universities
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Memphis-Area Laboratory Science Programs
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New Memorial Hermann clinic, separate medical office building coming to The Woodlands area
Construction will soon start on two separate projects: a Memorial Hermann clinic in Shenandoah, and a delayed medical office building in Creekside Park.
Oregon climate program gets tougher in DEQ revisions
The Environmental Quality Commission will meet on Dec. 16 to consider approving the program.
Boeing nabs order for 30 more 737 Max jets
Boeing's backlog on the Max stands at more than 4,000 aircraft.
Health
Prosecutors wrap up questioning of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes
On the sixth day of testimony in her own defense, Elizabeth Holmes stuck to her story to prosecutors.
Sports
Economic score from 63rd AutoZone Liberty Bowl looking more like 2019 than 2020
If this year's game resembles the 2019 tilt between Navy and Kansas State — which had 51,500 in attendance — it would translate to a significant influx of visitors spending cash.
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UTHSC professor’s startup receives federal grants, LaunchTN funds for leukemia therapy
There is a protein called MDM2, which helps cancer cells survive, allowing them to quickly grow large. But by degrading the MDM2 protein, cancer cells will die, stopping tumor growth — and this is what University of Tennessee Health Science Center (U...
Prosecutors wrap up questioning of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes
On the sixth day of testimony in her own defense, Elizabeth Holmes stuck to her story to prosecutors.
A leader of the #AppleToo movement accused Apple of cracking down on employees’ use of Slack to organize
In a new complaint filed with the National Labor Relations Board, ex-Apple employee Janneke Parrish charged that the iPhone maker has cracked down on workers' ability to use Slack to discuss their working conditions.
New Memorial Hermann clinic, separate medical office building coming to The Woodlands area
Construction will soon start on two separate projects: a Memorial Hermann clinic in Shenandoah, and a delayed medical office building in Creekside Park.
Oregon climate program gets tougher in DEQ revisions
The Environmental Quality Commission will meet on Dec. 16 to consider approving the program.
Boeing nabs order for 30 more 737 Max jets
Boeing's backlog on the Max stands at more than 4,000 aircraft.
Charles Schwab reins in commission-free stock trading
The company's customers may find themselves paying a commission once again when buying shares of community banks and small local companies.
AmEx, fintech startup expand ‘credit passport’ to Brazilian, Dominican immigrants
American Express and a San Francisco-based fintech startup are offering tens of thousands of Brazilians and Dominicans in Rhode Island a chance to use their credit histories from their native country to build their credit in the U.S. American Express ...