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Our food system is vulnerable to El Niño, warns UK climate minister newscientist.com/article/259…
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Energy resilience depends on strong international relationships and diversified partnerships across markets.
ADIPEC will bring together nations from across the world to showcase their role in shaping global energy systems.
With 30 country pavilions, 2,250+ exhibiting companies and participation from 54 NOCs, IOCs, NECs and IECs, ADIPEC will connect visitors with the organisations advancing secure and sustainable growth.
Join 239,000+ energy professionals in Abu Dhabi from 2-5 November 2026. Register as a visitor at bit.ly/45CDJ2u
#ADIPEC #ADNOC #GlobalEnergy #EnergyLeadership #Innovation
Today in Bloomberg Deals: Merger arbs wary of GameStop-eBay and Intertek spurns EQT again. bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
Some top investors in Intertek are pushing the British product-testing company to engage with private equity suitor EQT bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Intertek rejects the latest takeover offer from EQT, continuing to resist the private equity firm’s advances bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
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EQT makes improved £9.7bn offer for Intertek ft.trib.al/kAKc8vE
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Apollo named one of the fastest growing SaaS vendors on @tryramp
not bad 🚀
bit.ly/4e7fyP1
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most outbound is still guesswork
@idomoo used AI Assistant to build a hyper-personalized sequence around a real use case.
better inputs → better outcomes
try Apollo AI Assistant today 👉 bit.ly/3Pq5qGT
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outbound in 2016:
- use the same opener 50x
- chase lists in 8 tabs
- guess who to score first
- copy-paste “research” from Google
outbound in 2026:
- key signals in one place
- AI notes on each account
- drafts ready in sequences
- all outreach in Apollo
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AI builders 👋
Apollo + @googlecloud are hosting a one-day, in-person hackathon focused on real-world AI innovation for sales and revenue teams.
this is a builder-first event designed for people who want to ship meaningful GTM innovation — not just talk about it.
📍 Sunnyvale, CA
📅 April 16
RSVP → bit.ly/3ObYrkr
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we shipped. a lot.
💪🏼 stronger data.
👏🏽 higher match rates.
🤖 full-funnel automation.
for more on the quarter’s biggest releases including AI Assistant click here → bit.ly/4swmry0
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AI Assistant is out of beta.
and this isn’t just another chatbot.
it’s a full GTM workflow engine — embedded in Apollo, grounded in real sales motion.
it knows who to target.
it drafts what to send.
it recommends what to do next.
from intent to execution.
the AI Assistant that *actually* works.
now live 👉 bit.ly/3NbrIeO
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🎤 NEW PODCAST OUT NOW! In this episode, you’ll learn about the carbon footprint of the maritime #shipping industry, and hear from Seabound's CEO @lishafred about their efforts to decarbonize marine transport by capturing ship #emissions on-board. Listen 👉bit.ly/3SEy1Ed
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#California has some of the most #polluted cites in #America, major hubs like the @portoflongbeach and @PortofLA need big ideas to cut maritime trade emissions and help the state reach its #NetZero goals. @lishafred at Seabound might be able to help.🚢🌎
youtube.com/watch?v=n6zOp24b…
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UK startup Seabound says its onboard carbon capture system, designed to fit on the deck of large cargo ships, could help clean up the maritime sector as it struggles to come to terms with the climate targets it must meet by 2050
Can onboard carbon capture tech clean the shipping sector? – Business
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Showcase your organization at the ANAB Conformity Assessment Symposium as an exhibitor! Connect with ACAS attendees in a dedicated exhibitor space and strengthen your organization’s presence in the conformity assessment and accreditation sectors.
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YC rejected us over one brutal question.
"If this idea is so good... why are you still employed?"
We said: "If we get in, we’ll quit."
They basically said: "So you don’t believe in it enough to quit, but you want us to believe?"
That one hurt.
We realized we were asking investors to take a risk we weren't willing to take ourselves.
So we quit.
Built nonstop for 3 months.
Shipped a real product.
Signed our first customer.
Actually went all in.
Came back to YC.
"What changed?"
"We quit. Here’s what we built. Here’s who’s paying us."
We got in.
Founders love talking conviction.
Most won't make the first bet.
Your first investor is you.





















