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Their student loans were forgiven. Now they're reclaiming life after decades of debt: 'I've found dreams I never knew I had.'
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This $10 outlet extender solves the problem of 'too many devices, not enough space' — grab it while it's 50% off
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Education Department urges families to complete FAFSA as college decision time looms
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‘Extremely concerned’ Olympians will not let the Chinese doping allegations die
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Coca-Cola CEO: Inflation will normalize throughout 2024
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How European disability tech startups are leveraging AI
Making life better for people with disabilities is a laudable goal, but accessibility tech hasn't traditionally been popular among VCs. In 2022, disability tech companies attracted around $4 billion in early-stage investments, which was a fraction of fintech’s intake, for example. One reason is that disability tech startups are often considered too niche to attain business viability -- at least on the scale that venture capital demands.