Stella McCartney took sustainable denim to a new level at Paris Fashion Week.| Sourcing Journal
Is charging your EV with a 3-pin cable safe or too risky? Discover the pros and cons in our blog. The post Are 3-pin chargers for EVs safe or not? Pros and cons appeared first on Indra Renewable Technologies.| Indra Renewable Technologies
In the EV world, it can feel like a foreign language at times, with so many acronyms and phrases. Read our article that aims to explain some of the most common terms. The post Electric vehicles: a simple guide to electric car terms appeared first on Indra Renewable Technologies.| Indra Renewable Technologies
Klarna, the Buy Now, Pay Later fintech, has officially revived its plans to go public. After pausing its IPO plans in April amid market volatility, the company has now filed for IPO on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker KLAR with plans to sell 34.3 million shares to raise $1.27B at a 14B valuation.| insights.flagshipadvisorypartners.com
Sitting on the fence about EV driving and charging? Read our beginner's guide to be better informed about what it entails.| Indra Renewable Technologies
Discover the latest in sustainability and green building practices on our blog. Stay informed with industry insights, expert tips, and trends. Explore our blog now and stay ahead in creating a greener, more sustainable future.| USGBC-CA
Researcher Shizuo Mukai, MD put his eye for design and resourcefulness towards addressing a major need in eye clinics worldwide. When Mass Eye and Ear ophthalmologist Shizuo Mukai, MD discovered that a patient could not afford an expensive steroid implant, it turned into a creative mission. After doing some research – and digging through the… Read More »From Trash to Treatment: Working Cardboard Centrifuge Developed by Mass Eye and Ear Team The post From Trash to Treatment: Working Card...| FOCUS
Will renewable energy innovations save the planet? As the climate crisis continues and target years loom, many engineers and scientists are working together to bring new solutions for energy usage and storage while contributing to a circular economy. Renewable green innovations encompass a diverse range Continue Reading The post Top 7 Renewable Green Innovations appeared first on NepalBuzz.| NepalBuzz
Spanish technology firm Jeanologia aims to push the boundaries of denim further with a newly established creative lab called Denim Métiers.| Sourcing Journal
As fintechs scale, fragile workarounds for tracking customer funds often fail. Application ledgers provide a purpose-built solution for real-time, auditable transaction tracking. Now, Ledger-as-a-Service (LaaS) platforms make this capability accessible, emerging as a critical infrastructure layer enabling faster innovation across the fintech ecosystem.| insights.flagshipadvisorypartners.com
Our latest article explores why European SaaS (software as a service) platforms are excited about SoftPOS, a tap-to-pay innovation that transforms smartphones into contactless terminals, but are still slow to bring it to market. Despite SoftPOS’s promise to simplify tech stacks, cut hardware costs, and elevate in-person payment experiences, only 20% of leading SaaS platforms are actively promoting it today.| insights.flagshipadvisorypartners.com
A ground-breaking EV charger, supplied by Indra, is part of an eco-friendly homebuilding project featured in a Grand Designs project.| Indra Renewable Technologies
This groundbreaking betavoltaic device offers a potential method for recycling nuclear waste in a cost-effective manner.| The Brighter Side of News
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Technology has advanced sports including fencing and pole vaulting| Smithsonian Magazine
The Fabergé family can be traced back to 17th-century Huguenots from Picardy by the name of Favri. The family fled persecution in France to, eventually, forge a successful émigré life in Russia in the 19th century. Over many generations the surname morphed into Fabergé, with the acute accent on the final “e” possibly added to appeal to a Russian nobility that paid a premium for French works of art.| The Huguenot Society of America
Visa and MasterCard recently announced a settlement with US merchants on interchange antitrust litigation. Read our review of the substance and implications of this settlement.| insights.flagshipadvisorypartners.com
The most common questions about cultivated meat, answered in plain English.| Sentient
Explore the transformative trends in software testing for 2024, from AI and ML innovations to cloud-based solutions, shaping a future of quality and efficiency.| QATestLab Blog
