Fishbowl to Host Inventory Management and Growth Summit
Fishbowl Inventory will host its first-ever, free Inventory Management + Growth Summit virtually on September 28Â and 29, 2021.
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This Eco-friendly Tire Made from Dandelions, Rice Uses 35% Renewable Materials
The new tires aren't just made of sustainable materials, they should well outlast the tires that are on the market today.
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Oregon Port Partners with Missouri Development Firm to Build $1 Billion Container Terminal
The $1 billion project is expected to create about 250 permanent jobs.
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University of Minnesota, Optum, Other Med-tech Giants Announce Cybersecurity Hub
Five medical manufacturers are behind the University of Minnesota's Center for Medical Device Cybersecurity.
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The Biggest Meteor to Hit Earth Cost $33 Million in Damages, Caused Ultraviolet Burns
Meteors usually burn up in Earth's atmosphere, but as recently as 2013, some have come close to hitting our surface.
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Autonomous Watercraft Maker Investing $5 Million in Move to Mississippi
Ocean Aero produces ocean-going vehicles for government agencies and offshore energy companies.
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Amazon Web Services Joins Global Semiconductor Alliance in Women's Leadership Initiative
As the semiconductor shortage rages on, industry is looking to expand opportunities for women.
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How Does the NFL Capture Its Next Gen Stats Player Data? [New Video Podcast]
"As football fans, we've all heard that a quarterback can really spin it," says John "JP" Pollard, vice president of business development at Zebra MotionWorksâ„¢ Sport. But now, equipped with Zebra's innovative tracking technology, "the tag in the football actually allows us to calculate in a quantifiable way the actual spin rate of the football."
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Cargill Expands Pectin Production with $150 Million Plant in Brazil
The company claims it is now the world's second-largest supplier of the citrus fruit fiber extract.
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Citizen Scientists Plunge 12,500 Feet into the Deep Ocean to Study the Titanic
While many people know the tragic story behind the sinking of the Titanic - perhaps thanks to Leonardo DiCaprio's acting performance - there is still plenty of research to be done around the world-famous shipwreck, as only two official expeditions have ever been completed.Â
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