Read the 12-slide pitch deck a basketball media brand used to raise $2.7 million in its first round of funding
Matt Rodriguez has been running his basketball media company, Ballislife, on his own since 2005. Its signature videos first…
Check out the pitch decks AI startups Viso, Weav.ai, Dashtoon, and Frenetic used to raise a collective $31.2 million
Weav.AI, Dashtoon, Frenetic, and Viso, four AI startups, recently raised a total of $31.2 million in early-stage funding. The…
Mountain West power ratings: UNLV on top (yes, UNLV) after wild weekend of upsets
Air Force and Fresno State lost by multiple TDs as chaos reigned Last season, the Hotline published weekly ‘Best…
Monday Morning Lights: Early look at NCS, CCS Open Division championship games
Can San Ramon Valley clear De La Salle hurdle? How will Wilcox approach Serra matchup? Plus, the cool story…
Bank of America says small caps are at their cheapest in 14 months. Here are 12 stocks expected to soar by more than 100% to 200%, according to Wall Street’s top analysts.
If you’re planning to spend your hard-earned money on Black Friday sales, you should set aside some money for…
Skyrocketing PG&E bills will soar higher after state ruling
PG&E’s sky-high bills are already rising far faster than inflation OAKLAND — PG&E bills, which are already at record…
Why some Gen Z savers and financial experts say to put down the apps and budget by hand
Abby Bailey wasn’t convinced by the popular budgeting app Mint. The app didn’t feel user-friendly to Bailey, who said…
Pac-12 legal affairs: Washington’s highest court issues stay, delaying board takeover by WSU and OSU
The stay provides time for the sides to file their legal briefs The Pac-12’s legal squabble took an expected…
Pac-12 football: Our inaugural coaching Hot Seat breakdown of the 2023 hiring cycle
The conference could experience no coaching vacancies, or it could have a handful The 2023 coaching carousel has begun…
A Baltimore paperboy collected an Orioles Babe Ruth baseball card in 1914. Soon, it will be auctioned for millions.
In 1914, a Baltimore paperboy sold newspapers on the city’s streets and streetcars for one or two cents each….