They had some hits back in the day didn't they.. The Algo's
He's using an Ableton touch pad for that music.They had some hits back in the day didn't they.. The Algo's
He's using an Ableton touch pad for that music.
I was just gonna tell you to jump on CRSR at 35.18.
Kensington Capital Acquisition Corp call volume above normal and directionally bullish 13:05 KCAC
KCAC is a SPAC they are going to own a battery company these Robin Hoods Types like these companies electric stuff--
For the uninitiated, those who buy Kensington Capital will eventually own the shares ofbattery development start-up QuantumScape.
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A developer of a new type of batteries for electric vehicles, QuantumScape is currently privately held and is expected to have an enterprise valuation of $3.3 billion when it goes public later this year.???
Among the investors in QuantumScape are Volkswagen(OTCMKTS:VWAGY), which has agreed to put over $300 million into the company ;Microsoft(NASDAQ:MSFT) founder Bill Gates; and the Qatar Investment Authority. Those are very impressive names.
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According to QuantumScape, its solid-state batteries can reach 80% of capacity in 15 minutes. The company added that its batteries, which it does not expect to reach the market until 2024, are also safer than the current batteries used by EVs.
Sinclair Broadcasting is reportedly addressing its financial woes by selling naming rights to the 21 Fox Sports networks it obtained from Disney to Bally’s Corp., creating the Bally Sports network.Well Stoney...
It took over a year, but I called it bro.
I knew Sinclair would "get in the game".
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Get used to watching your favorite MLB teams on Bally Sports
By Kevin Reichard on November 18, 2020 in Major-League Baseball, News
Sinclair Broadcasting is reportedly addressing its financial woes by selling naming rights to the 21 Fox Sports networks it obtained from Disney to Bally’s Corp., creating the Bally Sports network.
The New York Post is reporting that Bally’s Corp. is paying Sinclair Broadcasting $85 million over the next 10 years for the branding change to the 21 regional sports networks (RSNs). Earlier this month Sinclair Broadcasting wrote down the value of the 21 RSNs by $4.23 billion, or about half of what was paid to Disney — $9.6 billion in August 2019 — for the former Fox Sports RSNs acquired as part of Disney’s larger acquisitions of Fox media assets. Many of those assets were rolled into Disney’s streaming services, including Hulu and Disney+.
It should be noted that Bally’s Corp. referenced here–the former Twin River Worldwide Holdings–owns Bally’s Atlantic City Hotel & Casino, purchased today from Caesars Entertainment and Vici Properties, Inc. (Bally’s Las Vegas will remain under Caesars Entertainment ownership.) Bally’s also received three sports betting and five iGaming skins in New Jersey as part of the $25-million purchase, and has a plan to open a sportsbook at the New Jersey hosted by FanDuel. If other transactions close, Bally’s will own and manage 14 casinos across 10 states.
The new Bally Sports controls rights to 16 MLB teams, 17 NBA teams and 12 NHL teams. The deal between Sinclair and Bally’s Corp. pretty much bets the future of the pair on sports betting: Bally’s Corp. is also buying sports-betting software company Bet.Works, while Sinclair will receive a 15 percent stake in Bally’s Corp.–a stake that could grow if performance goals are met. So expect your game broadcast to feature an inordinate amount of sports-betting content.