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By: David Johnson
The relationship between brain science and business strategy is becoming increasingly critical for effective leadership. Candace Pert, a renowned physiologist and biophysics professor, has shown that our mental and physical systems are inextricably linked, a connection she highlighted with her discovery of the brain's opiate receptor.
By: David Johnson
With #QVCs, Maddyness UK profiles different funds to give founders and entrepreneurs the information they need to choose the right investor.
As part of our quick founder questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Manjul Rathee, cofounder and CEO at BFB Labs about using ethical and immersive gaming to improve the mental health of young people.
Taking to the social media platform, the former England football coach revealed that instead of jumping into a new manager role, he has decided to
As of July this year, Meatly became the UK's only regulatory-approved cultivated meat company, instantly putting us in an exclusive set of four
THREE OAKS — Fans of the classic holiday film “Prancer” are invited to celebrate the 35th anniversary of its release at PrancerPalooza, with a series of special screenings and festive
We’re in the annual lull between seasons here in Walton County.
Playing its third game in five days, the George Walton Academy boys appeared to run out of steam in a 49-48 loss to Prince Avenue Tuesday night at the Nicholson Center.
The tide has turned in the decade-long rivalry between the George Walton and Prince Avenue Christians girls basketball teams.
Having started in the brutal heat of mid-August, the high school football season ends today in the chill of late fall.
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