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Business Wire | February 13, 2020
Inseego Corp. (Nasdaq: INSG), a pioneer in 5G and intelligent IoT device-to-cloud solutions, today launched a new 4G LTE fixed wireless access product for business phone connectivity. Ideal for small/medium businesses (SMB) and enterprise users, the new BPC100 by Inseego provides complete connectivity for voice and data (including POS transactions and alarm monitoring), eliminating the need for a separate landline connection and bill. “Today’s LTE networks offer a great alternative t...
Hello Alice, QED Investors | June 15, 2021
Hello Alice, leading machine learning platform connecting small business owners to networks, capital, and business service, proudly announced a $21 million Series B raise led by QED Investors along with new participating investors including Green Book Ventures, Backstage Capital, Harbert Growth Partners, and How Women Invest. Funds will be utilized to strengthen the ability of the company to serve small business owners as they emerge from the pandemic, enhance the predictive capab...
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LENDISTRY | June 08, 2021
Lendistry, leading Fintech Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI), announced to administer new New York COVID-19 small business recover grant program, focusing its reach to underserved businesses impacted by the pandemic. Lendistry, is the largest minority-led distributor of capital in COVID relief funding. Lendistry is a technology-enabled lender delivering relief funds to small businesses during the phase of the pandemic. Launching of the new New York ...
Ruth | April 24, 2020
The parent company of Ruth’s Chris Steak House, which has been at the center of a national firestorm after it claimed $20 million from a fund meant to help small business survive the coronavirus pandemic, is returning the money. The news, first reported by the Wall Street Journal, broke hours after the U.S. Treasury Department updated its guidance for the “Paycheck Protection Program” to say that companies applying for the potentially forgivable loans “must certify...
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