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Emails show Diversified largely kept the state in the dark as it fired up its bitcoin mining operation. Holly May first heard the roaring noise during a youth hunting event on state game lands in the fall of 2022. 

Have you ever walked into a room and then wondered why you went there? That’s a prospective memory lapse. Thankfully, prospective memory can be improved. Have you ever walked into a room and then wondered why you went there?

Chapul Farms is making fertilizer from black soldier fly larvae—a more nutrient rich and environmentally friendly process than traditional fertilizer. You may have seen Chapul Farms pitching their cricket bars on Shark Tank, but these days, they’re trying to transform an entirely different industry.

Millions of tons of dead and rotting seaweed washing ashore can have widespread economic consequences. The Caribbean’s sandy beaches, clear turquoise water and vibrant coral reefs filled with an amazing variety of sea creatures have long been the pride of the islands.

The Crypto Council for Innovation CEO talks about the bipartisan crypto bill on the latest episode of the ‘Rapid Response’ podcast. For anyone skeptical about crypto hype, Sheila Warren explains why it’s here to stay and what you might be overlooking. As CEO of the Crypto Council for Innovation, Warren takes us inside today’s crypto resurgence, in which one out of five Americans hold crypto in some fashion.

New CEOs often face challenges when trying to assert their leadership style. This 3-step plan can help managers rebuild relationships with an alienated team. Accepting the role of CEO to a national nonprofit, Liza felt energized by the board’s challenge to evolve the organization’s mission and programming. Anticipating heavy work demands, she set early expectations with her team: she would work half days on Fridays and take a monthly mental health day to reflect and restore.