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☆ Nike and Adidas veterans are backing a $125M project seeking to revitalize the Portland sportswear industry
  + stars: | 2024-09-19 | by ( John Kell | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +10 min
The Northeast is the ancestral home of footwear manufacturing in the US, where New Balance still assembles more than 4 million pairs of sneakers each year. But that could soon change with a plan for a $125 million development campus called Made in Old Town. At the federal level, the US government has offered billions in subsidies to support manufacturing, mostly targeting the auto, semiconductor, and solar industries. With the Made in Old Town project, the aim is to generate about 6,000 full-time jobs in Portland by as soon as 2028. A long way to goThe Made in Old Town project is still in its early stages, having raised $15 million of its $125 million goal.
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☆ Planet: Companies are accelerating their investment in combating the climate crisis
  + stars: | 2022-03-03 | by ( Bria Overs | Megan Dematteo | ) www.businessinsider.com   time to read: +5 min
Many are now investing in green bonds and other financial instruments to drive change. Green bonds are one way companies are using new financial offerings to drive change. Also called sustainability bonds, they work like regular bonds in many ways and allow companies to raise money for capital projects. Each project it selects aims to support "low-carbon design and engineering, renewable energy, energy efficiency, carbon mitigation, and sequestration," the company said. "People are going to have to start demonstrating what they're doing inside these green bonds," Grainger said.
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