There’s a caregiving crisis in the US that is hard to ignore. The population is aging quickly, and despite the fact that the at-home care industry’s market size is close…
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No algorithms. No competition: Any Distance app launches a healthy type of social network.
Health probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when you think about logging onto a social networking site. Atlanta-based fitness tracking app Any Distance wants to change that. …
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Coffee shops are getting a remote work revamp with new spots opening across the Southeast
Mo Hamzian says the future of work revolves around the reimagining of the standard coffee shop. He’s launched VEL, a tech-forward work cafe chain designed for flexible work, to help…
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A look inside Goodr’s new food distribution program hitting the streets of Atlanta
“This is what it means to be a woman. Come hell or high water, we get things done.” Jasmine Crowe-Houston spent International Women’s Day introducing Atlanta to what she described…
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Louisiana-based, Bootstrapped startup Falaya helps with the “ebbs and flows” of the real estate market
While Falaya is tackling a universal problem in the real estate world, its name is deeply rooted in its home turf of Louisiana. Borrowing from a word in the Choctaw…
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Atlanta-based iFOLIO is diving into NIL. Here’s why they believe it is good business.
The game-winning kick at this year’s Super Bowl by Kansas City Chiefs Harrison Butker had a particularly special connection to Atlanta-based SaaS company iFOLIO. Butker, a former Georgia Tech football…
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From e-sports to sports gear: The team behind Match Play Brands is ready for its next high-growth sports adventure
The team behind newly-launched Match Play Brands is out to change the performance sports landscape. The first two brands under the company’s umbrella – PCKL for pickleball gear and Piper…
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Pickleball players – all 36 million in the US – finally have their own tech platform
Like an estimated 36.5 million Americans, Max Ade and his entire family got swept up in pickleball over the last few years. Ade got a paddle after years of tennis…