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Little and lightweight, the Altec Lansing Mini H2O Bluetooth speaker is easy to carry. It sounds loud and clear and runs 10 watts. It's waterproof up to IP67 and floats, so it's great for the beach, pool, or camping.

Technology development studios, Draw & Code and 302 Interactive, collaborated to launch FanPort, a first-of-its-kind attraction that combines the deep immersion of VR with the accessibility and social connection of an open space.

A post-pandemic hangover of excess capacity coupled with tepid industrial production is dampening demand and short-circuiting a return to growth for truckers. A bright spot: Inflation is moderating, and consumers keep spending. And maybe the Fed will finally cut interest rates.

Austin Mac Nab, founder and CEO of Iowa-based payment processing service VizyPay, wanted to hire Ricky Onofre as soon as they met at a local Sprint store, where Onofre worked at the time.

Rose Kemp, president of the Orlando Regional Realtor Association, notes that the 3% rates seen during the COVID-19 pandemic were historically low due to an unprecedented event. She also states that the current mid-6% rate range is below average compared to the last 50 years.

The Orlando Museum of Art has unveiled its upcoming exhibitions and events for the fall season.

In today’s world, restaurants are always looking for ways to manage transaction fees and optimize profitability. With the ever-changing financial landscape and technology improvements, there are many advancements in payment processing that restaurateurs should be aware of. One of the more popular solutions to helping a business thrive is dual pricing credit card processing.

Quantum computing has seen explosive growth in recent years, offering phenomenal potential across multiple industries such as pharmaceuticals, logistics, energy and cryptography, to name a few. One of quantum’s most promising applications is simulation of materials, where advanced algorithms combined with error-corrected hardware could soon transform the entire industry.

Kenyon grills and cooktops have a 90-year history of making grilling possible on boats, RVS, hotels and more. You may have used their products and not even known they’re Made in Connecticut. Kenyon Grills makes ceramic cooktops and grills used on boats, backyards, residential and RV kitchens, as well as, hotel chains across the U.S. including Marriott and IHG hotels.