One of the most challenging aspects of running your space startup is access to capital. At TC Sessions Space (December 16-17) , we’re bringing together some of the top space funding programs to help founders discover how they can tap into grant money to fuel their startups. Each grant program will have 30 minutes for founders to find out how to get access to their funds. Afterward, you can set up individual meetings with their representatives via CrunchMatch to talk about your proposal.
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On The Money: Markets soar on Pfizer vaccine news | EU imposes tariffs on $4B of US goods over
Happy Monday and welcome back to On The Money, where we hope you caught up on sleep by now. I'm Sylvan Lane, and here's your nightly guide to everything affecting your bills, bank account and bottom line.
Optimistic rally: The news sets up a potential timeline and eventual end game for eradicating the global pandemic, which has caused one of the worst recessions on record.
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The World Trade Organization (WTO) last month sided with Europe in the years-long dispute, faulting the U.S. government for breaking trade law by providing tax breaks and subsidies to Boeing, and opening the door for Monday's decision.
Stretch Your Dollar: Fours ways to save money while doing your holiday shopping
November kicks off two months of spending, but as you plan out your holiday lists, there are four commonly overlooked ways to save money this month.
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According to Money Talks News , it’s a good time to buy anything you’ve been needing all year, so what do you need at home?
From furniture to a new computer or television, experts said now is the time to save on big-ticket items.
Next, buy a car if you’re in the market. Dealers want to move 2020 models off the lot, so between Labor Day and New Year's Day, you’re likely to find a deal.
Things people who are good with money always are willing to buy - Business Insider
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Oftentimes, these people are spending on things that aren't flashy, noteworthy, or awe-inspiring — they're spending on things they need and using the rest of their money to build wealth.
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Jill On Money: It's that time of year again. Open enrollment
As I write this, the election results are not known, so let’s concentrate on something you can control: open enrollment season for health coverage! I hear you groaning, but this is your not-so-gentle nudge to pay attention, because there is serious money on the line. For the 157 million Americans who receive their health insurance benefits through their
employers, workers will shell out $5,588 for family coverage ($1,243 for single), not including deductibles, according to the annual Kaiser Family Foundation survey.
Here's how to save money even during a pandemic | AZ Big Media
Though for far different reasons, this year has rivaled (many may say topped) the most trying of times; even those during the recession. As with then, one of the last things on anyone's mind is saving. But business leaders, heads of household and investors of every shape and size would be smart to continue on a disciplined path toward building your nest egg for the future. But with so many uncertainties, is this really the time?
Here are some tips from local experts on the do's and don'ts of saving (and when to spend), even during a pandemic:
Oregon hopes to pay jobless workers' 'waiting week' money by Thanksgiving - oregonlive.com
The state remains on track to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in long-delayed federal "waiting week" relief money to unemployed Oregonians by the end of the month – perhaps in time for Thanksgiving.
The Oregon Employment Department provided the update last week in a letter to U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden, who has been advocating for the payments since the state's jobless benefits crisis began last spring.
Oregon is the only state in the nation that hasn't paid waiting week money to jobless residents. Newly unemployed workers must typically wait a week before being eligible for benefits, but Congress waived that requirement in March.
Lots of finger pointing as Honolulu rail runs out of money | News, Sports, Jobs - Maui News
Work continues at the Honolulu rail project's airport segment on Oct. 26 at Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Honolulu. Tax revenue declines during the pandemic and spiraling costs mean the project doesn't currently have enough money to finish the 20-mile route as planned. Honolulu Star-Advertiser photo via AP
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WAIPAHU (AP) — Susan Galicha can see Honolulu’s rail cars being tested on elevated tracks just minutes from her home. Yet the Waikiki hotel housekeeper may never get to ride them to work and avoid the city’s horrendous traffic jams because the city doesn’t have enough money to finish building the rail line.
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