EPWK Holdings Inc., a Chinese crowdsourcing platform for small and medium-sized businesses, is raising its IPO fundraising target by about a third, reflecting a surge in demand for gig workers in China. The company is positioned to benefit from the growing gig economy and its potential to reach $656 million in revenue by 2025.
As summer heats up, plans are taking shape for an extraordinary dog park that will be the envy of all others in the Sunshine State. This public crowdsourcing initiative invites dog lovers nationwide to contribute their ideas and help design “America’s top dog park.” The future “bark park” will be a haven for four-legged friends and their owners to socialize and enjoy quality time amidst century-old oak trees. It will be nestled within the vibrant 215-acre Wyld Oaks mixed-use development, which boasts two hotels, a wellness village, residences, retail, offices, restaurants, walking trails, and a music and comedy venue. This exciting project is driven by the vision of Dan Kodsi, founder of Wyld Oaks, who seeks to create a year-round destination for dogs and their human companions. Phase 1 of the crowdsourcing initiative will gather ideas from across the country, which will be used to develop two design concepts. The public will then vote on their preferred design in late August. For inspiration and details on how to contribute your ideas, visit wyldoaks.com.
