Tips for a good entrepreneur pitch to investors
Trinidad and Tobago, July 31st, 2019 — An entrepreneur looking to boost or expand her business needs all the support she can get and this includes opportunities to woo investors. Regardless of what great story is told or presentation made,…
FBI raids Jeffrey Epstein’s private Caribbean island
By Haroon Siddique From The Guardian UK The FBI has raided Jeffrey Epstein’s private island in the Caribbean, in a further sign the death of the financier will not halt scrutiny of his alleged sex trafficking crimes. Mobile phone footage broadcast by NBC…
He tried to prank the DMV. Then his vanity license plate backfired big time
By Jack Morse From Mashable Everyone hates parking tickets. Not everyone, however, is an information security researcher with a mischievous side and a freshly minted vanity license plate reading “NULL.” That would be Droogie (his handle, if that’s not obvious), a presenter…
World number one skier, Mikaela Shiffrin joins adidas
The number one Alpine skier in the world, Mikaela Shiffrin, joins adidas in a multi-year partnership that will centre around her training regime and inspiring the next generation of creators. The 24-year-old Colorado native is one of the world’s leading…
Robot-guided water jet helps Veterans’ prostate treatment
Official Blog of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Aquablation therapy treats Veterans’ enlarged prostate symptoms with reduced risk of unwelcome side effects A procedure called aquablation offers a new approach to treating an enlarged prostate. In the photo above,…
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Caribbean farmers could be going digital
From SCITECH EUROPA Guest writer, Ken Lohento, is the Senior ICT for Agriculture Programme Coordinator at the Technical Centre for Agricultural and Rural Cooperation ACP-EU (CTA). The CTA was established under the Lomé Convention between the African, Caribbean and Pacific…
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Shiver me timbers
By Paul McGowan From PS Audio Perhaps the greatest compliment a piece of audio gear can get is a shiver down a spine—exactly what Calord experienced on his first listen to the new Steller Phono Preamplifier. Read all his comments here….
IFA 2019: Re-imagining urban transport
Sarah-Jayne Williams, Head of Smart Mobility Ford Europe, explains at the SHIFT Automotive Congress the importance of data for the mobility of tomorrow. Berlin, 13 August 2019 – Urban mobility is at the verge of a huge disruption: smart cities combined…
Hong Kong protests cripple airport for second day
From BBC Hong Kong International Airport saw chaotic scenes on a second consecutive day of massive anti-government protests that have paralysed one of Asia’s key transport hubs. Squads of riot police arrived shortly before midnight after thousands of demonstrators again…
Scientists find the largest observed black hole to date
By Jon Fingas From engadget It’s 10,000 times larger than the one at the heart of the Milky Way. Astronomers aren’t done with major black hole discoveries this year. The Max Planck Institute’s Kianusch Mehrgan and colleagues have found the largest black hole ever…
