A panel of health care experts and state legislators organized by Wisconsin Health News discussed priorities for the next president.
Year: 2024
Tennessee’s largest companies secure sales tax exemptions for everything from jet fuel to water
Tyson Foods and FedEx are two of many big companies that get tax exemptions from Tennessee, costing state and local governments billions.
Amsterdam-based Lleverage raises €2 million to make AI development accessible to all companies
Lleverage, an AI startup aiming to transform the way developers and product teams build and integrate AI features into their software, announced its
Q2 2024 sees a sharp dip in investments in Dutch startups
After a strong first quarter, the second quarter saw a sharp decline in investments in Dutch startups.
With funding from Jeff Bezos and others, Pittsburgh startup Skild AI company raises $300 million to build robot brains
Skild AI launched out of stealth mode Tuesday by announcing a $300 million funding round led by Jeff Bezos’ fund and Japan’s Softbank Group that will help the Pittsburgh-based startup
Startup Ministry lays out plan to spur $722 million in AI investment
The Ministry of SMEs and Startups introduced a plan to ramp up AI investments to 1 trillion won by 2027 among both the public and private sector.
Carvana will apply a clean vehicle tax credit at checkout for used EVs
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Carvana will advance your EV tax incentive to today.
Carvana’s new tool makes it easier than ever to buy a used EV with a federal tax credit up front
Online vehicle marketplace Carvana has launched an exciting new feature that makes buying a used EV or PHEV easier than…
IRS calls out new scam targeting tax credit. Here’s what you need to know
The Internal Revenue Service is warning taxpayers to keep their eyes peeled to avoid a new emerging scam involving buying clean energy tax credits.
Startup Montréal touts international vision with rebrand to Québec Tech
Startup Montréal, the non-profit organization that has supported early-stage Montréal startups since 2019, will now be known as Québec Tech.