The April 8 solar eclipse is drawing near! Whether you’re in the path of totality, or getting a partial show, it’s an incredible astrological experience.
The eclipse isn’t just an interesting spectacle. It impacts the world around us. You’ll notice as the sun dims in the middle of the day, bees stop buzzing, birds cease singing and crickets quit chirping.
This strange phenomenon could be a reminder to slow down. We all need a break every once in a while. Take a breath, look up (with the right protective eyewear, of course), and you might experience something amazing.
And once you’re rested up, take a look at some new opportunities.
The News
What is the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), and what do company leaders need to know about required reporting? Find out from the legal experts at Ballard Spahr in this guest post.
Pittsburgh’s Pathways Fellowship, funded by the Build Back Better Program, is taking new applicants until April 13. The program aims to make robotics more inclusive with education opportunities and a stipend for participants.
The DOJ’s antitrust lawsuit against Apple made waves last week, but why was the case filed in New Jersey?
The latest in Delaware Money Moves includes acquiring an early-stage oncology company and global rights to a new cancer drug.
Morgan State University was awarded 13 patents last year, the most of an HBCU, and with three more this year, the school doesn’t show signs of slowing down.
The Jobs
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The End
Take a breather, and take in something incredible. We’ll see you next time.
