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Resi is a company that provides multi-site streaming services for faith-based organizations. It uses parent company Pushpay to provide a donation platform within the livestream.

A. Duie Pyle, which acquired four terminals from Yellow in the auction, otherwise plans to grow its network organically in its centennial year, said Frank Granieri, COO of supply chain solutions.

USA Today tech columnist Jennifer Jolly stops by Studio 1A with fun new technology announced at the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show, including shoe attachments that help you walk faster, smart vacuums, an AI robotic assistant, a smart toothbrush and more.

Another electric grill designed to boost energy efficiency and minimize negative impacts of gas, the Kenyon VDC grill is battery powered and fully electric, so it can deliver deliciously charred results both indoors and outdoors.

Universal donated 20 acres of land adjacent to the Orange County convention center. Called Catchlight Crossings and built in partnership with local developer Wendover Housing Partners, the project broke ground in November.

eSight is a wearable assistive technology that allows people living with visual impairments to stay on the go while performing the tasks of daily living. The comprehensive medical equipment enhances vision for individuals with over 20 distinct ocular disorders, frequently enabling users to attain 20/20 vision.

"There's probably a misconception and maybe an obsession over calories," explains Dr. Kevin Cooke, a physician at Aviv Clinics with a background in both internal and family medicine who specializes in patients' dietary and nutrition needs. Cooke tries to educate his patients on the role of calories and how to be mindful of how many we consume.

After the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), the bevy of tax credits and incentive programs centered on solar projects has made solar energy more accessible to commercial and residential real estate owners than ever before.

Virtual reality experiences are diverse and, with a subscription, never-ending: Rendever, the VR company that works with Citrus Place, pushes new experiences to its system every week.