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Is It Time To Have A Talk About Poor Ventilation Post COVID-19?
This article was previously published on Benzinga. The average person takes more than 20,000 breaths per day. In fact, by the time they’re 50 years of age, they may have taken somewhere around 400 million breaths in their lifetime. Breathing is essential, and indoor air quality (IAQ) really does matter. Reportedly, the average commercial office building produces more than 39% of the world’s carbon emissions. That energy consumption may impair more than just the climate. Society spends most of its time indoors. And for the modern world, much of this time may be spent living with poor IAQ. IAQ — A Serious Concern? “Good IAQ is directly linked to higher productivity…
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CXM Software Creator Just Uplisted Last Month — Here’s What You May Want To Know
Previously Published on Benzinga HeartCore Enterprises Inc. (NASDAQ: HTCR) is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions company that says it believes in making its customers and employees happy. The focus of many of its products is based on knowing the customer. When listing the three steps for successful digital marketing, HeartCore states that it emphasizes the need to know your customers, support them and keep them engaged. Who Is HeartCore Enterprises, Anyway? Headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, with offices in San Francisco, HeartCore Enterprises is a software development company in the enterprise business sector. The company booked $11 million in revenue for the 12 months ending on Sept. 30. On Feb. 9, it announced a $15 million…
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An Empire For Solar Discovery And Education In The Making? SinglePoint Reports Building Out Network For Clean Air And Green Energy Efficiency
Previous Published to Benzinga Solar photovoltaic energy represented more than 4% of the electricity generated in the United States in 2021, according to the U.S. Department of Energy’s Energy Information Administration. In the automotive sector, announcements related to solar include Sunrun Inc. (NASDAQ: RUN) and Ford Motor Co. (NYSE: F) partnering to create energy-charging solutions for the F-150 Lightning electric truck. Worksport Ltd. (NASDAQ: WKSP) and its spring release of its Terravis Solis, a solar-paneled tonneau cover, using Perovskite panels by Greatcell Italy. And rumors that General Motors Co. (NYSE: GM) is seeking more ways to integrate solar into its new line of vehicles. “Solar accounted for 46% of all new electricity-generating capacity added in the U.S. in 2021, the third year…
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Automating The Future Of Cannabis: How One Enterprise Wants To Lead The Charge Towards Large Scale Manufacturing
Previously Published On Benzinga A new operation in Commerce, California is quickly becoming one of the world’s largest next-generation cannabis production facilities. The 170,000 square-foot facility is owned and operated by the 4Front Ventures Corp. (OTCQX: FFNTF), a national, vertically-integrated multistate operator with seed-to-sale operations in strategic medical and adult-use cannabis markets, including Illinois, Massachusetts, Michigan, Washington and now, California. Established in 2011, 4Front Ventures has built a reputation in the industry for setting high standards in low-cost cultivation and applying traditional production methodologies to a less-than-traditional business sector. To date, the company has successfully brought more than 20 different cannabis brands and nearly 1,800 unique products to market. As the cannabis industry is…
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Vision in Sight — Vuzix Outlines Ultra-Sleek Lineup of Smart Glasses, CES 2022 Presence, and Partnerships
Previously Published to Benzinga It’s a new year, and 2022 may just become the Year of the Meta with virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and extended reality (XR) around every corner. Vuzix Corp. (NASDAQ: VUZI) is arguably no exception, leaving 2021 with a bang and entering the new year fresh-faced and making moves. The company is a leading supplier of smart glasses and AR technologies, developing innovative products primarily focused on enterprise markets. This includes personal displays and wearable computing devices triggered by touchpad, voice, and Bluetooth inputs. In addition, it offers users a portable, high-quality viewing experience, shared view video streaming, and dynamic solutions for mobility purposes. That means…
