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Like many startups, climate tech companies often face a “valley of death” that lies between early-stage funding and growth capital that helps proven technologies reach commercial scale. But because ...

Chinese auteur Jia Zhangke took the stage at the Venice Film Festival for a wide-ranging masterclass that spanned his career, his parallel work as a distributor, and his thoughts on the future of ...

Hacks‘ Lucia Aniello and Jen Statsky are on the verge of making Emmy history, and no one wants to see it happen for them more than co-creator Paul W. Downs. Three weeks out from the 77th Emmy Awards, ...

KPop Demon Hunters is gearing up for a comeback. The animated musical sensation that took Netflix by storm is moving forward with a sequel, as Netflix and Sony Pictures Animation enter deal talks to ...

NEW YORK – The cafe is tucked away on Mercer Street, an intimate escape just steps from bustling SoHo streets and storefronts displaying luxury fashion. The bar is stocked with wine and coffee, the ...

When it became known that two-time former Ohio State President E. Gordon Gee was returning this fall, the question arose as to what brought him back to Columbus. Ohio State President Ted Carter made ...

High above Cleveland Park and the Greenville Zoo, sits 48 Ridgeland Drive. The 100-year-old, 7,145 square foot estate, built by Duke Energy executive William Ellis, was largely constructed using stone ...

Ohio State University President Ted Carter expressed optimism about the university's position despite challenges facing higher education. Carter's 10-year strategic plan — focusing on education, ...

The NHL trade chatter has gone west, as Rasmus Andersson and the Vancouver Canucks have taken center stage, though both are separate stories and not necessarily connected. The Pittsburgh Penguins will ...

Thank you to all the families that joined us for Seymour Library’s Discover Summer series! Over 325 children registered for this year’s summer reading program focused on art, imagination, curiosity ...