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A new commercial space has been established for 14 small Black businesses in southeast Raleigh, NC. The city’s ABC11 reports the Montague Plaza has opened its doors to tenants through a $4 million project led by real estate developer James Montague in partnership with Raleigh-based software company GlobalXperts. The property is only two minutes from the project apartment where he and his family used to live.
Does Elon Musk want the little kiddie toy, too? The real-life Marvel villain — who would like to implant microchips in humans’ brains sometime this year — has promised to eat a Happy Meal if McDonald’s will accept Dogecoin as payment. And, as is typical of him, Musk promised to eat the kiddie treat live on national television (Do you suppose he likes the hamburgers or the Chicken Nuggets? And will he want sliced apples or French fries?) According to Business Insider, Elon Musk made this declaration after McDonald’s announced its huge crypto selloff. Further speculation about McDonald’s willingness to accept Dogecoin sprouted up when Shibetoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Dogecoin, tweeted at McDonald’s, and the company responded by posting a photo of a Shiba Inu eating a French fry. pic.twitter.com/RvLwLJABv6 — McDonald's (@McDonalds) January 19, 2022 As devotees of Elon Musk are aware, the Tesla CEO and founder is a huge proponent of the digital coin. And, just one comment from him...
Los Angeles Lakers forward Kyle Kuzma is the first NBA player to partner with GOAT—an online sneaker marketplace—as its Brand Ambassador on and off the court. This marks the first time an athlete has signed an endorsement deal with a sneaker reselling platform. The partnership comes after the NBA’s lift on restricting shoe colors allowing players to have the creative freedom to wear the sneakers of their choice. GOAT will provide Kuzma with exclusive and highly-coveted Nike sneakers. “GOAT has inspired me to start collecting more seriously and build my style around sneakers,” said Kyle Kuzma in a news release. “People assume that, as an NBA athlete, you can get access to any kind of sneaker you want. When in reality, it’s hard to get the exclusive releases or shoes from the past, and feel confident they’re authentic. GOAT gives me a second chance at not only the limited releases I missed but also the shoes I wasn’t able to afford growing up.” Founded in 2015, GOAT provides the...