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That moment led her to a New York shelter, where a little girl’s confusion over a pair of pajamas broke her heart—and launched a movement. Genevieve founded Pajama Program, which has now gifted over 8 million pajamas and books to children in need.
Bitcoin-denominated Security Token Offerings (STOs) let businesses tokenize real-world assets like equity or real estate, and accept Bitcoin as the investment currency. It’s regulated, borderless, and built for the future.
Jon Hood is the founder of Hood Venture Counsel in New York. His firm acts like a “fractional general counsel” for startups and growing companies—basically, an on-call legal team at a lower cost than hiring someone full-time.
Vancouver’s historic Chinatown is set to shine brighter than ever this summer as the Light Up Chinatown street festival returns for its fifth year for a two-day celebration on Columbia Street.
You don’t need to be near the stadium to benefit from the buzz. Here are six creative ways small businesses across Vancouver can tap into the fan energy surrounding the Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club.
Game nights at Nat Bailey Stadium don’t just draw fans — they drive customers to local small businesses, from pubs and food trucks to shops and service providers. The Vancouver Canadians are creating a win-win for Cambie and Main Street.
