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Cox Enterprises announces new support for The King Center’s CampNow Leadership Academy.
Cox Enterprises says it has brought people together for more than 125 years.
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Hermeus raises $350 million in a round that values the defense startup at $1 billion and supports development of unmanned hypersonic aircraft. The financing includes $200 million in equity led by Khosla Ventures and $150 million in debt; the company uses a modified Pratt & Whitney F100 engine. Hermeus recently flew an F-16-sized demonstrator and aims to make its next iteration supersonic.
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