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+1 +1Malta AI & Blockchain Summit
Organizers are all geared up for the second edition of the Malta AI & Blockchain Summit (AIBC). Attendees can expect nothing short of a stellar show, in just less than a month from now, on 23rd to 24th May. It is expected to bring a whopping 5000 delegates, 700 investors, 300 exhibitors and 100 startups to convene for a grand show at the Hilton in St Julian’s, Malta.
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+2 +1Best Platform for E-commerce Development
The universal shopping cart is the effective way to unite single shopping app to the global Shopping Marketplaces web (Pinterest, Instagram, and Tinder). Such profitable shopping aggregator is the convenient modern software development for popular Mobile Fashion apps.
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+2 +1Online Marketplace: Main Reasons why P2P Marketplaces Fail
Building a marketplace from scratch? What are the main reasons for peer-to-peer marketplaces fail? Let’s find out the truth on how to build a successful marketplace and do not screw up.
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+25 +3The start-ups launching in space
Peter Beck is a space entrepreneur with a rocket and launch pad in New Zealand that has permission for flights "every 72 hours for the next 30 years". The 25 satellites his firm Rocket Lab has launched include one from a US high school, which designed a spacecraft to measure the atmosphere of Jupiter. Mr Beck has no plans for human cargo and he does not want to go to space.
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+1 +1Marketplace App Development using Reaction Commerce: Main Advantage
Flexible e-commerce platform that will grow your marketplace app. 100% customizable platform with analytic. It is SEO-optimized and consists of different features
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+1 +17 Expert Development Tips for Building a Startup
To have a bright idea for the startup project is not enough. Having a lot of experience working with startups and building successful businesses, our team shares the main tips for building a startup business.
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+20 +7Uber is paying $3.1BN to pick up Middle East rival Careem
After months and months of rumors it’s finally been confirmed that ride-hailing giant Uber is picking up its Middle East rival Careem in an acquisition deal worth $3.1 billion — with $1.7BN to be paid in convertible notes and $1.4BN in cash. Uber writes that it expects the transaction to close in Q1 2020, pending applicable regulatory approvals. It says it will acquire all of Careem’s mobility, delivery, and payments businesses across the greater Middle East region, which it notes ranges from Morocco to Pakistan.
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+22 +6This food tech startup just raised $90 million to make it easier to invent new plant-based meats
It took Impossible Foods years–and deep expertise in biotech–to develop a plant-based burger that looked and tasted like beef. Other companies, like Just, also have multimillion-dollar labs. But a new startup now wants to make it easier for the other companies to enter the world of plant-based or cell-grown meat, dairy, and eggs.
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+22 +3Vegan Pet Food Wins $550,000 on ‘Shark Tank’
Vegan pet food brand Wild Earth secured a $550,000 investment on tonight’s “Shark Tank” appearance. Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who stars in the ABC hit show where companies pitch a team of serial investors, said he made the investment for two key reasons: his belief in technological solutions to modernity’s challenges, and his concerns for environmental sustainability.
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+18 +3Music’s next big startup Splice raises $57.5M to sell samples
Tech has a bad reputation for pulling money out of musicians’ pockets, but Splice is changing that. The audio sample marketplace and music production collaboration tool has now paid out $15 million to artists since 2013, doubling in the last year. Splice lets musicians sell their sounds for royalty-free use, and songs by Eminem, Ariana Grande and Marshmello that were powered by those samples have topped the charts.
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+1 +1Guide on How to Start Your E-commerce Business from Scratch
Nowadays, plenty of project owners are interested in building their eCommerce businesses from scratch. This article focuses on the main reasons behind the client's willingness to start the online business. In addition, the brief guide on how exactly to start the eCommerce is described in the article.
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+11 +3How to Build and Launch a Lean Startup
There is no universal set of steps to launching a startup. The goal—to create a sustainable business—is broad and means that almost any approach can conceivably have success. For many entrepreneurs today, the only necessary things to launch a new business are an idea and some capital. With those in hand, the journey won’t matter as much as the destination.
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+28 +7What happened at Theranos is a dazzling story of deception
The new book "Bad Blood" by John Carreyrou (and an expected movie) will show how Elizabeth Holmes duped Silicon Valley and some of the nation's top investors into believing in Theranos, a giant scam.
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+24 +5MoviePass keeps plan at $10, but limits subscribers to three movies a month
Troubled theater subscription service MoviePass is rejiggering its subscription plan once again. The company announced via press release that, due to consumer feedback, it won’t be raising the monthly subscription fee to $14.95 a month. Instead, things are staying at $9.95.
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+20 +5Pinterest Is a Unicorn. It Just Doesn’t Act Like One.
The company rejects Silicon Valley’s aggressive, hype-driven way of doing business. But its slow and steady approach has frustrated some investors and employees.
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+13 +3How the 22-year-old founders of Brex built a billion-dollar business in less than 2 years
Henrique Dubugras and Pedro Franceschi, the co-founders of Brex, have raised $125 million at a $1.1 billion valuation just four months after the startup's public launch.
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+15 +310 Mental Shifts for Success
Self awareness the biggest keys to my success. There are SO many people out there who are working jobs they hate because they haven’t found their passion. It’s why so many people struggle with working 18 hours a day. If you don’t love what you do, of course it’s going to be hard to put in work. It’s hard to spend time doing something you’re not excited about. One way you can do this is by asking the five people that you know best. You can split them into two categories: People who you deeply love, and people who you’re close with.
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+17 +3Ford buys e-scooter sharing startup Spin
Turns out those rumours about Ford buying e-scooter startup Spin were true. The auto-maker has confirmed the purchase as it looks beyond car ownership to emerging modes of transport. Though it didn't disclose the financials
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+11 +3Sustainable clothing startup For Days raises $2.8M for its closed-loop manufacturing process
For Days, a clothing startup that wants to reduce the enormous amount of textile waste created annually, announced today that it has raised $2.8 million in seed funding. The round was led by Rosecliff Ventures joined by Collaborative Fund, with participation from Congruent Ventures, Third Prime Capital, Closed Loop Ventures, Bleu Capital, Gramercy Fund, and Ride Ventures. For Days makes its clothing with a closed-loop manufacturing and recycling process...
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+34 +4If you want to understand Silicon Valley, watch Silicon Valley
If you really want to understand how Silicon Valley works today, you should watch the HBO series “Silicon Valley”.
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+12 +4Bill Gates: If you want to understand the tech world, watch ‘Silicon Valley’
In a blog post Monday, the Microsoft Corp. MSFT, -3.39% co-founder wrote that the Emmy-winning comedy is one of the few pop-culture offerings to really get the tech world right. “If you really want to understand how Silicon Valley works today, you should watch the HBO series ‘Silicon Valley,’” he wrote.
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+10 +27 Silicon Valley Tech Startups to Watch in 2019 [Updated]
These Silicon Valley startups are on pace to achieve rapid growth in 2019. Several of the innovative startups who made our list include Nurx, Shippo, Gladly ...
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+21 +3This Startup Stranded Customers Overseas With No Refunds
We Roam’s broken promises about a new life of remote work are an object lesson in the darker side of startup turnover.
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+21 +5This company brings in $7 million a year testing dog poop DNA to catch non-scoopers
Tom Boyd is 80 years old. He loves to play golf. He loves to make money. "I've had 17 businesses, and I never had one that didn't make money." His latest money-making endeavor tests dog poop left unscooped in public spaces. Using DNA, Boyd hunts down the dog's owner. Don't laugh. His detective work will bring in up to $7 million in revenues this year. "Sometime in the next five years it's going to be $120 million," he says, confidently.
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+25 +4Gaming chat startup Discord raises $150M, surpassing $2B valuation
Chatty gamers are apparently worth billions. Discord, the gaming chat startup with more than 200 million active users, announced Friday that it had secured $150 million in funding at a $2.05 billion valuation.
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+13 +2It Looks Like the End has Finally Come to the Essential Phone
It wasn’t the successful, industry-changing run we had all hoped for from the startup founded by Android creator Andy Rubin, but the Essential Phone might be done. After a good year and a half of price drops and flash sales after a rocky, expensive start, the Essential Phone has begun slipping away into unavailability land.
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+16 +4This Bitcoin Startup Is Working on Free Speech Alternatives to Patreon
Patreon has been making the case for censorship-resistant money increasingly apparent. The platform allows members to contribute to artists or creators that they support. These contributions are made via standard payment methods like credit cards. Over the past few months, there has been an increase in public outcry over multiple separate instances where Patreon has removed creators from its platform. BitPatron, a Bitcoin-friendly version of the website, has recently come to the surface as a possible alternative.
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+2 +1Workplace Blues? Here's How to Get Out of Your Slump!
Gotta case of the Mondays? We all suffer from this on occasion, but once it starts to turn into terrible Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays, it’s time to take notice! It’s completely normal to get into a slump occasionally at work; whether the blues be weather-related, a distraction coming from your personal life, or just plain boredom! Lucky for you, we have come up with the antidote to get rid of this productivity killing “disease”. Follow these simple steps and you’ll turn your workplace blues into workday “woo-hoos”!
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+21 +2Why Startups Fail and How to Avoid It
Founding a startup in the modern world is becoming increasingly difficult. Between fierce competition for venture capital, market share and new challenges presented by an ever-changing business environment, entrepreneurs are regularly stepping headfirst into unclear waters when they decide to create their startup and naturally quite a lot of them fail. In this post, we will be exploring some of the reasons why.
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+1 +1This writing platform startup has social networking feature
Its a very unique platform where you can write and share interesting topic from the internet with your friends and followers. Where readers can recommend good stories to read and writers could share ideas with their followers.
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+8 +1Can Japan reboot its anti-innovation start-up culture?
Japan has long been hailed as one of the world’s most developed nations. But when it comes to innovation, things are less rosy. Why is it stifling its start-ups?
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+12 +3There's a tiny coach in your basketball
There are tons of gadgets to help golfers develop the perfect swing, but it’s hard to apply the same unobtrusive training tools to other sports. Evo One, though, is the counterpoint — it's a Kickstarter project that puts a tiny coach inside a basketball to help players improve their game.
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+9 +2Facebook kills 100 startups with new collaborative photo album feature
So, you started an app for collaborative photo albums. You tried to tell us it was different because it was private, or centered around events or locations, or automatically identified friends’ faces.
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0 +1A Startup Founder Whose Company Sold To Google For Billions Of Dollars Is Determined To Kill The Patent Trolls
Kevin O’ Connor, the founder of DoubleClick, which sold to Google for $3.1 billion, is putting that money to use. Since leaving DoubleClick, O’Connor founded a startup called FindTheBest. FindTheBest aims to help consumers discover and learn about the best electronics products out there.
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+5 +1Countries with some of the hottest European startups
Silicon Valley gets all the attention when it comes to tech innovation, but there are some big-name companies worth recognizing that come from, yes we’ll say it, “across the pond.”
























