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- 1Manifest Joins Chainguard's Athena Coalition on Open-Source Risk▼Manifest Joins Chainguard's Athena Coalition to Find Open-Source Risk Inside Software Products
Manifest has joined the Athena Coalition, an initiative led by software supply chain security firm Chainguard, aimed at identifying open-source risk inside commercial software products. The announcement was carried by Business Wire and picked up by financial news outlets, though no additional details about the partnership's scope or Manifest's specific role were provided in coverage.
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Little Rock has been included in a national startup initiative, according to a report from Arkansas-focused news outlet ARmoneyandpolitics. The story highlights the Arkansas capital's inclusion in a program aimed at supporting new businesses and entrepreneurship at a national level. Details about the initiative's scope, partners, or expected impact on the city's startup community were not provided in available coverage.
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A court ruling has once again halted the sale of hemp-derived beverages, according to News 5 Cleveland. The decision blocks sales that had resumed or continued under previous arrangements, affecting retailers and producers of hemp drinks. Details of which court issued the ruling, its legal reasoning, and how businesses plan to respond were not provided.
- 4Governor Signs Legislation Funding Northern Michigan Business College▼Governor signs legislation funding new College of Business
The governor has signed legislation providing funding for a new College of Business at Northern Michigan University. The measure allocates state money for the new academic facility, expanding business education offerings at the Marquette-based university. University officials and state leaders have highlighted the investment as a boost for the region's economy and workforce development.