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SenesTech Announces 2021 First Quarter Financial and Operational Results

SenesTech Announces 2021 First Quarter Financial and Operational Results Revenues Up 138 Percent from the First Quarter in 2020 News provided by Share this article Share this article PHOENIX, May 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/ SenesTech, Inc. (NASDAQ: SNES), (www.senestech.com) the rodent fertility control experts and inventors of the first and only registered rat contraceptive, ContraPest ® announced today revenues for the first quarter in 2021 were up 138 percent from the same period a year ago while operating expenses have been reduced by 20 percent. During the past year, SenesTech has transitioned from a science-based research company to a solutions-based, environmentally responsible commercial company providing a new and proven tool to pest control management for the 21

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Second Opinion Expert announces partnership with Biometrics

Second Opinion Expert announces partnership with Biometrics Share Article Biometrics Our aim is to be the most trusted source for communities of color across the US by offering medical opinions from our world-class panel of physicians familiar with the health issues facing our communities,” said Dr. Randall Maxey, M.D., PH.D, and President of Biometrics. DANA POINT, Calif. (PRWEB) May 01, 2021 SecondOpinionExpert, Inc. (SOE), a leading healthcare technology company, announced today that it has signed a partnership agreement with Biometrics, the trusted source of medical opinions for communities of color to provide cost effective online expert medical opinions. The partnership will serve to improve health outcomes, optimize treatment and provide patient convenience and peace of mind.

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What the new CENSUS data means — COLLINS won t run for MAYOR — BAKER pitches new RULES of the ROAD — SHAKEDOWNS in FALL RIVER

What the new CENSUS data means — COLLINS won t run for MAYOR — BAKER pitches new RULES of the ROAD — SHAKEDOWNS in FALL RIVER
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Meet 13 Power Players Supercharging Growth at DocuSign

Dan Springer, CEO. DocuSign Springer took the helm as DocuSign s CEO in January 2017 with the mission of taking the company public. Springer came to the company with IPO experience under his belt: He helped take the cloud software and services company Responsys public and led its $1.6 billion sale to Oracle in 2014. DocuSign hired Springer after more than a year-long search for a new leader and an exodus of executives in 2016. He cut his teeth in the software-as-a-service (SaaS) industry at a range of companies like NextCard, one of the first online credit card issuers, and the tech-based media marketing company Modem Media.

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WHMI 93 5 Local News : Applicant Behind Controversial Asphalt Plant No-Show At Meeting

April 14, 2021 By Jessica Mathews / news@whmi.com The applicants behind a proposed asphalt plant in Tyrone Township failed to show for a review before the Planning Commission Tuesday night. The virtual meeting had at least 76 participants â with the majority being residents opposed to the project that would be located on 124 acres north of Center Road and west of Old US-23. They have formed a group called Residents for Community Preservation to rally against the plan. Review letters from an independent planning firm for three applications - two rezonings and a special land use - were before the Commission for discussion, with the latter of the two contingent on the rezoning requests being granted. Applicant John Sawyer of Capital Asphalt has supported rezoning of the two parcels from farming residential to M2, Heavy Industrial for the project.

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