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Is it possible to define the end of life as we know it? The end of life is usually signaled by a period of decreasing mobility and appetite which can range anywhere from a couple of weeks to a few years. Ideally, most of us would not care to spend our final years bedridden and being cared for around the clock. Jack Russo and Dr. Leonard Hayflick discuss the process of dying and what comes after.

When Elon Musk agreed to his mega-deal with Twitter last April, the original intention was for Musk to purchase all of Twitter’s shares and privatize the business. Since then, Musk has decided to pull out of his deal due to Twitter trying to hide information about their bots. Both sides must now head to Delaware in October where Judge McCormick will rule if Musk must follow through with this multibillion-dollar acquisition. Jack Russo and Professor Rafael Chodos discuss if Elon Musk had any

The original goal of The Valley Current® was to give people an insight into the Silicon Valley and all the little Silicon Valley’s popping up around the United States. As startups become more abundant, the patent office must do what it can to keep up with the growing number of entrepreneurs; and that includes opening new regional offices. Today Jack Russo meets Stephen Koziol, regional director for the Silicon Valley regional office of the US Patent and Trademark Office to find out what is the best

Who would you rather be at this moment: Brittney Griner facing a 10 year sentence in Russia, Sunny Balwani in San Jose facing a 20+ years sentence for various types of investor fraud, or Derek Chauvin who is serving 21 years in Minnesota for killing George Floyd. It’s a bizarre, hard to prove case for Sunny Balwani who was ultimately imprisoned even though he invested millions of his own dollars into his own startup. Is it possible that the Theranos founders were able to fool an elite board with