Day: July 25, 2021
FMU School of Business offering a new certification course in business analytics | Local News
FMU’s School of Business is launching a new certificate program in business analytics beginning in August. The program will provide an in-depth examination of the technical skills and knowledge necessary to advance a career in the field of business through data analysis. FMU PHOTO STAFF REPORTS FLORENCE, S.C. − Francis Marion University will give aspiring executives
Can a motorcycle-hailing company create an African super app?
But they’ve yet to make their mark in Africa. One company hoping to change that is Gozem. Launched in 2018 in Togo, West Africa, it started by offering a motorcycle-hailing app, but has since added services such as food and grocery delivery, vehicle financing and a digital wallet, while expanding to Benin and Gabon. Based
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Intel sales forecast implies rocky second half of 2021 amid supply constraints
Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger attends a meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron (not seen) during an international business leaders’ meeting for the 4th edition of the ‘Choose France’ summit in Versailles, France June 28, 2021. Picture taken June 28, 2021. Stephane de Sakutin/Pool via REUTERS July 22 (Reuters) – Chipmaker Intel Corp (INTC.O) said on
“We call those assets in the business world, and business is booming”: Klay Thompson throws out Inglorious Basterds reference while rating Warriors’ 2021 NBA draft prospects
Klay Thompson has been hyping Warriors and NBA fans up with his appearances on Instagram Live. Everyone wants a piece of Klay now. The Golden State Warriors are currently at a fork in the road in terms of their future prospects. They could either move some of their talent away to acquire a superstar this
Suite Liv’n tax increment financing given the OK by the Willmar City Council
Jul. 24—WILLMAR — Suite Liv’n received the approval it was seeking from the Willmar City Council Monday night, when the tax increment financing district and agreement for a new apartment complex passed by a wide margin. “TIF is a great incentive to get the development we seek,” said David Ramstad, city planning and development director.