2018-12-09T19:31:00Z One of Mark Cuban's latest investments is in Paladin, a startup in the legal technology area, a company he and its founders touted at Business Insider's IGNITION conference on Monday.Paladin's service is designed to pair up lawyers looking to fulfill their pro-bono obligations with those who can't afford legal aid.The company's founders argue that Paladin is in the right place at the right time — those in need are facing a growing number of legal crises, while there's a growing focus on the social consciousness of attorneys and firms.

2019-12-31T20:09:08Z While many ads delighted and inspired us this past decade, other marketers from Pepsi to Peloton ended up with egg on their faces with ads that were racist, sexist, or just tone-deaf.Business Insider compiled 15 of the most cringeworthy ads from 2010 to 2019, in chronological order. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Whether by being racist, sexist, or tone deaf, plenty of prominent brands from Pepsi to Peloton ended up with egg on their faces this decade.

2018-07-30T16:27:53Z Grandparents are notorious for believing that younger generations listen to horrible music, are irresponsible, and are overly sexualized. Many of us have heard from older people about how things were better "back in the day."However, there are certain things your grandparents did or said that are absolutely not OK today. Here’s five of them.  More often than not, when a grandparent complains about how things were different "back in my day,"

Explore Chuck McCann net worth, age, height, bio, birthday, wiki, and salary! American voice actor on television well-known for his unforgettable voiceovers for cartoons. He was the voice of several animated shows in the 1990s and 1980s which included Duck Tales, Talespin, G.I. Joe, Iron Man and the Powerpuff Girls. In this article, we will discover how old is Chuck McCann? Who is Chuck McCann dating now & how much money does Chuck McCann have?

NEW YORK, August 7, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- DigiFi, an enterprise SaaS company building the future of lending technology, announced today the launch of its open-source loan origination system (LOS). The free-to-use platform, which was built over 45,000+ development hours and has been operating in-market with top lenders since late 2018, provides an end-to-end suite of modular capabilities that can be used individually or together to drive digital transformation. "The lending technology market is old-school and anti-innovation,"