Category: Business

Cradlepoint unveils second-generation 5G product portfolio

Cradlepoint unveils second-generation 5G product portfolio

From the Idaho Business Review Newly-acquired (by Ericsson) telecom equipment company makes a big splash in 2021 Boise-based Cradlepoint, which was acquired by Swedish telecommunications giant Ericsson late last year in a cash deal worth about $1.1 billion, has been busy expanding Ericsson’s reach into the rapidly expanding 5G market. The deal made Cradlepoint a…

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Vacasa goes public at $4.5 billion in valuation

Vacasa goes public at $4.5 billion in valuation

From the Idaho Business Review Vacation rental management company partners with TPG Pace Solutions (in SPAC deal), Marriott and Meyer Vacation Rentals Vacasa LLC, a vacation rental management company headquartered in Boise and Portland, produces technology intended to help property owners rent and maintain vacation homes. The business helps showcase owners’ properties through some 100…

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Sawmill’s ACE Leadership High School focuses on in-demand trades

Sawmill’s ACE Leadership High School focuses on in-demand trades

From Downtown Albuquerque News Tucked away at the eastern edge of the Sawmill neighborhood is a high school that’s doing things a little differently. In addition to more common subjects, they offer hands-on learning in the fields of architecture, construction, and engineering — something they shorten to ACE. ACE Leadership High School was launched in…

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Thinking big and small: A tiny tiny house operation in Wells Park looks ahead

Thinking big and small: A tiny tiny house operation in Wells Park looks ahead

From Downtown Albuquerque News New homes are being built all the time in Wells Park, but they’re a little harder to notice than you might guess. That’s because the structures in question are tiny homes, and the construction is largely taking place behind the walls of a “factory” operated by LivLab Studios at the corner…

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Stukent to add jobs with private equity investment

Stukent to add jobs with private equity investment

From the Idaho Business Review Education technology company Stukent has received an investment from Tritium Partners, a private equity firm with offices in Utah and Texas. Stukent founder and CEO Stuart Draper said he could not disclose the amount of the investment, but he expects it will allow the Idaho Falls-based company to hire around…

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