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Ted Leonsis boosted Bark Tank’s prize money to $125k after being inspired by student startups in everything from fashion to tariff tech.
Startup accelerator Halcyon is moving to WeWork, leaving behind its historic Georgetown mansion
The DC-based organization, which has housed more than 600 founders from around the globe, said it wanted a more central location.
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Virginia’s AG race: Where the nominees stand on tech and business
Democrat Jay Jones explained the ways he would approach innovation and data security. Republican Jason Miyares did not immediately respond.
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