Month: September 2019

The Vendée has the largest network of cycle tracks in France and these …. On 30 August, Puy du Fou España opened in Toledo, central Spain, with an … In the idyllic town of Clisson on the River Sèvre, medieval France meets renaissance Italy. … […]

Monday is Labor Day, a day to relax and, thanks to some great sales, make the fruits of your labor go a little bit further. Some of the biggest brands in tech and home goods are slashing prices. Below you’ll find some of our favorite […]

Ossignora mia, Luca Zaia ha detto una cosa non elegante, fuori dal bon ton della politica romana. Che invece in questi giorni sta dando lezioni di stile: … by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit

Hello and welcome back to Startups Weekly, a weekend newsletter that dives into the week’s noteworthy startups and venture capital news. Before I jump into today’s topic, let’s catch up a bit. Last week, I wrote about a new e-commerce startup, Pietra. Before that, I […]

Business and community leaders passionate about seeing businesses launch and grow have planned the second Startup Week for Fort Wayne. The five-day event, scheduled to begin Oct. 14, is designed to encourage and equip business owners and potential entrepreneurs.  “Our first Startup Week in 2018 […]

Great news this weekend for APU fans out there – while the AMD Navi GPUs and Ryzen 3rd generation chips are currently taking over the computing world, it doesn’t mean that the company has forgotten about its integrated graphics users. In a recent report by […]

From afar, Olli resembles many of the “future is now!” electric autonomous shuttles that have popped up in recent years. The tall rectangular pod, with its wide-set headlights and expansive windows nestled between a rounded frame, gives the shuttle a friendly countenance that screams, ever […]

Since 2016, Airbnb has sued more than a half dozen US cities and other government agencies over local ordinances regulating the short-term-rental industry and holding companies liable for ensuring the rentals comply with the law. It’s become so common that many local government officials in […]

Quella di Costin Dumitru, rumeno a Milano dal 2000, non è la solita edicola che chiude per moria di lettori migrati sul web perchè “si trova in un quartiere anziano e popoloso e qui la gente ama ancora leggere il giornale di carta”. Il fatto […]

Many residents of Croatia's inhabited islands complain of a lack of, or at the very least inadequate public transport links between the islands and the … social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit #travel #tours