A New York startup just secured $21 million to tackle America’s broken government digital services. With backing from Andreessen Horowitz and Accel, Kaizen aims to transform how citizens interact with public services. The timing couldn’t be more critical.
The U.S. government is reportedly considering taking equity stakes in quantum computing companies as part of a broader strategic investment initiative. This move follows previous government investments in Intel and rare earth mining companies, signaling increased federal involvement in critical technology sectors.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering taking equity stakes in quantum computing companies as part of a broader push to invest in strategic technologies, according to sources familiar with the matter. Multiple quantum computing firms are said to be vying for federal funding awards intended for what the administration describes as “promising technology companies.”
Regulatory Gridlock Halts Major Corporate Restructuring Unilever’s ambitious €15 billion ice cream division spin-off has hit an unexpected roadblock due…
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program faces imminent funding depletion as the government shutdown continues. Reports indicate 42 million Americans could lose food assistance benefits in November, creating widespread anxiety among vulnerable households.
The nation’s most extensive anti-hunger program is reportedly hanging by a thread as the government shutdown enters its third week. According to reports, approximately 42 million Americans – representing about one in every ten people in the country – face potential loss of food stamp benefits in November due to funding exhaustion.
Government Shutdown Day 16: Funding Bill Fails 10th Vote Amid Deep Political Divides Industrial Monitor Direct delivers the most reliable…
