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Today’s TED Talk – To save the climate, we have to reimagine capitalism

Hear what a reimagined capitalism, in which companies pay for the climate damage they cause, could look like.

Startups Are Finding the Sweet Spot in a Downturn

It’s counter-intuitive for people to start new businesses in an economic downturn, but startups are prying open new market opportunities that coronavirus pandemic lockdowns have created.

Why Business Leaders Need to Take Data Seriously in 2021

As the amount of data we deal with on a daily basis continues to grow exponentially, it is increasingly important that we use it the right way.

Wild Idea Buffalo Co. in South Dakota Introduces Wild Idea Work Boots – Watch the Film

A Wild Idea – Bison, a Boot and a Family’s Work to Save the Prairie

How the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe in South Dakota created its own wireless education network with help from MuralNet for around $250,000.

Leaders with the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe in central South Dakota say they have found a low-cost solution to the tribe’s computer and internet needs that will aid education but which may ultimately improve life overall in the community.

Manufacturing is a Ticket to Rural Prosperity

Manufacturing businesses are essential contributors to our economic health and wellbeing, infusing $2.38 trillion annually into the national economy.

The Agriculture Industry Didn’t Have a Data Platform–So Sara Menker Created One

Gro Intelligence’s software helps power the multitrillion-dollar agriculture industry.

The United States Of Venture Capital: The Most Active VC In Each State

Despite recent challenges, venture capital firms are still seeking out investment opportunities across the country. Since our last analysis of most active VCs in June 2020, we’ve seen shake-ups across 6 states.

Can the Public in North and South Dakota Be Educated to Wear Masks?

The Midwest has been the epicenter of coronavirus since late August, led by North and South Dakota. Masks have the potential to significantly reduce viral transmission, but neither state mandates their use. Will a public health campaign help?

As Smart Cities Grow, Data Consolidation Efforts Should Too – iConnect Montana

“Cities’ data is very siloed. So if you were looking at this, just from a general smart city perspective, the lighting vendor doesn’t talk to the parking vendor, who doesn’t talk to the water vendor, who doesn’t talk to weather management.