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Armenia’s $470 Million World Trade Center Revealed, Twin Towers Set to Be Yerevan’s Tallest Building Ever

Armenia's $470 million World Trade Center will rise as twin towers on Yerevan's Saryan Street, set to be the tallest building in the city's history, reports Zartonk Media. Launched on...
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Armenian-Founded Jooba Raises $4 Million Seed Round From a16z Speedrun to Build AI-Native Recruiting Firm

Jooba, an Armenian-founded startup based in Los Angeles, has raised a $4 million seed...
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PROFAL Opens a New $20 Million Architectural Glass Processing Plant in Armenia, the Largest in the Region

PROFAL opened an architectural glass processing plant in the Nairi community of Kotayk Province,...
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Massis Kabob to Open First Armenian-Owned Restaurant in a U.S. Airport at Hollywood Burbank’s New Terminal

Massis Kabob is set to open its 8th location inside Hollywood Burbank Airport's new...
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Industry Leaders Rev Lebaredian & Vahe Kuzoyan To Discuss “Technology, AI, & Armenia’s Global Brand” On Saturday, October 19 In Glendale

On Saturday, October 19th at 12:00 PM, the Strobia Foundation will hold a special discussion and Q&A titled "Technology, AI, & Armenia's Global Brand,"...

Google Delegation Visits Armenia, Meets With Armenian Government, Explores Expanding Digital Cooperation in AI & Cloud Tech

A Google delegation, visiting Armenia, met with Armenian Government officials to discuss potential cooperation in key technological fields. The delegation was received by Mkhitar...

UATE, Armenia’s Top Tech Group, Denounces Political Pressure On GG & Its Founder; Warns Of Negative Impact On Tech Sector As Tech Community Is...

The Union of Advanced Technology Enterprises (UATE), Armenia's largest and most prominent association of tech companies, has voiced its concern regarding recent events involving...

GG, Armenia’s Leading Ride-Sharing Company Raided After Owner Supports Anti-Government Protests In Yerevan

Over the weekend, law-enforcement officers raided the offices of Armenia's premier online taxi service, GG, and seized several computers. This action came shortly after...

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