Overtime Raises $80 Million From Jeff Bezos, Drake, NBA Stars and Others

Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker, left, is an investor in a new funding round for Overtime Sports.
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Phoenix Suns star Devin Booker, left, is an investor in a new funding round for Overtime Sports.
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Employers are stepping up hiring as vaccination totals increase and the economy is more fully reopened.
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Netflix’s most-watched new series was ‘Lupin,’ a thriller set in Paris that is inspired by a literary gentleman thief.
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Passersby walk under a surveillance camera that was part of a facial recognition technology test in Berlin in 2017. European regulators are seeking stronger oversight of AI, including facial recognition.
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The Francis, a Lennar development in Charlotte, N.C., uses SmartRent technology.
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Kyle Andeer, Apple’s chief compliance officer, speaks via videoconference during a Senate subcommittee hearing in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.
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John Legere led T-Mobile US for more than seven years before exiting in 2020..
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A truck transporting logs in Yangon. The Myanma Timber Enterprise and the Myanmar Pearl Enterprise were blacklisted for generating revenue for the military regime, the U.S. Treasury said.
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Hertz proposed that current stockholders receive warrants to purchase up to 4% of the restructured business.
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Walmart’s use of automated pickup towers for online orders had been showcased in presentations to investors.
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