Bird was founded in 2017 by the former Lyft and Uber executive Travis VanderZanden, and helped pioneer the on-street scooter rental sector. A string …
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Naig: avian flu vigilance continues | News – KMAland.com
Logically, Naig says the bird flu chances wane as birds migrate to warmer climates. … Unfortunately, we’re on year two of wild birds still not …
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Cockatoos Greet Each Other In Hilariously Goofy Pet Store Encounter. – InspireMore
When you take your Moluccan cockatoo to the pet store, you don’t expect to run into another bird for an impromptu play date and concert.
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Highly contagious bird flu found in west Michigan – FOX 2 Detroit
HPAI, also known as bird flu, is a very contagious virus that can spread through various means, including transmission by wild birds, direct contact …
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DA bans Iowa poultry amid bird flu outbreaks – Philstar.com
Laurel signed Memorandum Order 73 ordering the prohibition of the importation of domestic and wild birds and their products, including poultry meat, …
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Flightless Bird: E-Scooter Company Bird Declares Bankruptcy – Gizmodo
Bird is certainly no longer the word, but the micromobility company promised it’s going to keep operating during its ‘restructuring.’
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Bird files for bankruptcy
Electric scooter startup Bird has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Bird will use the court-supervised process to facilitate a sale of its assets, …
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Video: See the new bird roosting atop Notre Dame Cathedral – CNN
Michael Holmes reports on the new bird roosting atop Notre Dame Cathedral, a year before the gothic landmark is scheduled to reopen.
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Electric scooter company Bird files for bankruptcy – TechCrunch
Founded in 2017 by former Lyft and Uber executive Travis VanderZanden, Bird is one of numerous startups to introduce dockless micromobility platforms …
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Bird files for bankruptcy after going public in 2021 – Engadget
After laying off nearly a quarter of its staff last year, e-scooter company Bird has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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