S64 Closes Funding Round With Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank Investments
Editorial Staff 30 July 2024 The funding will enable S64 to capitalise on growing demand
Investments
Property
Drafting errors could leave Gov. Pillen’s property tax relief plan up to $139 million short • Nebraska Examiner
LINCOLN — As introduced, Gov. Jim Pillen’s core property tax relief proposal could fall short by $139 million in annual estimated revenue needed.
Fund
Fund Flows Reflect Tech-Stock Domination—Before Investors Rotated
Investment flows into mutual funds and exchange-traded funds reinforce the degree to which large technology stocks have dominated the U.S. stock market this
Energy
CPS Energy whittles down customers’ total past due to $145M
Over its first financial quarter of the year, CPS Energy has successfully lowered the total amount it’s owed by past-due customers from the
Energy
ICC job fair offers solar energy opportunities
PEORIA, Ill. (WMBD) — The Minority Business Development Center hosted a Solar Energy Job Fair at Illinois Central College in Peoria on Monday.
Technology
Kyron Drones is happy about the ACC approving technology communication in helmets
During the offseason, the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) unanimously voted on the use of technology in the 2024 football season and Virginia Tech
Insurance
Insurance rates are doubling, or worse — here’s why
Insurance rates have been on the rise, but some local agents are seeing a light at the end of the tunnel. If you’ve
Insurance
Will CrowdStrike Outage Trigger Cyber Insurance Premium Hikes? Channel Experts Weigh In
Will the recent CrowdStrike outage trigger cyber insurance premium increases for end customers, MSPs or MSSPs? It’s a good question, particularly since the
Energy
Expert Insights from the 2024 Statistical Review of World Energy
In June, the Energy Institute released the 2024 Statistical Review of World Energy. The Review provides a comprehensive picture of supply and demand
Fund
Bequest to Establish Bill and Gail Robinson Scholarship Fund Will Support Financial Aid Gap for Middle-Income Law Students
Gail and Bill, J.D. ’78, RobinsonMiddle-class college applicants face a common conundrum: their families make too much money to qualify for financial assistance