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Building a Business

How Co-Founders Without Tech Backgrounds Built an Enormously Successful Custom Platform

Alana Branston and Ali Kriegsman didn't have tech backgrounds when they launched Bulletin, now a wholesale marketplace home to thousands of brands and retailers, but they shared a passion for independent brands and the world of content marketing, which helped fuel their company's 30% month-over-month organic growth last year.

By Amanda Breen

Tech

What Do Walgreens and the Cleveland Cavaliers Have in Common? They’re Leading the Way in AI

By Rudina Seseri

Building a Business

She Left Google at 25 to Bootstrap Brit + Co, and Raised Over $50 Million. Now, Brit Morin Is Here to Kill the Lie Destroying Your Dream: ‘Everything Has to be Perfect.’

By Frances Dodds

Business News

3 Megatrends You Can’t Ignore In the New Digital Economy

By Kieran Lewis

Building a Business

4 Lessons You Can Learn From Estonia’s Tech Unicorns

Companies from this small nation been able to make a global impact because they keep possibilities in mind.

By Ott Vatter

Business News

What Can Marketers Learn From Quibi’s Failure?

Ultimately, it doesn't matter if you've got billions of dollars. You cannot spend your way out of a fundamental mistake.

By Brendan Gahan

Business News

Are APIs the Gateway to Latin America?

The Application Programming Interfaces wave is moving beyond Silicon Valley.

By Nathan Lustig

Business News

Mark Zuckerberg and Dropbox CEO Have Been ‘Close Friends’ For Years. Here Are 7 Other Top Tech Exec Friendships.

Silicon Valley might be competitive, but it also appears to be a breeding ground for friendships among its famous execs.

By Avery Hartmans

Building a Business

4 Hurdles Every Fintech Startup Must Overcome

Vested CEO and author Daniel Simon helps break down what you need to know before readying to launch.

By Danielle Sabrina

Business News

How Today’s Geopolitics Are Creating an Uncertain Future for Global Tech

From Brexit to trade wars, world affairs are having a major impact on both startups and established companies.

By Yifat Oron

Thought Leaders

How Stephen Curry Approaches Building Companies and Investing In Tech

A chat with the NBA star and his SC30 partner about looking beyond basketball.

By Steven Li

Human Resources

The Most In-Demand Startup Jobs

Businesses are competing for qualified employees to fill these startup jobs. Which skills are setting potential employees apart from the rest?

By Scott McGovern

Business Ideas

Four Tech Founders Share Their Low-Tech Strategies For Success

Owning an innovative technology is just one part of building a successful startup.

By Stephanie Schomer

Building a Business

The Story Behind the Coffee Company That Fuels Google, Microsoft and Facebook

Verve Coffee, started in 2007, operates 12 cafes, has a hefty B2B business and recently launched a canned beverage.

By Stephen J. Bronner

Building a Business

Uncover Market Opportunities With This Roadmapping Strategy

These five steps will help you chart a realistic journey forward and hold yourself accountable along the way.

By Rahul Varshneya

Tech

The 10 Weirdest Devices We Found at CES

Does anyone really need a 'smart belt'?

By Hayden Field

Building a Business

5 Incredible Startups We Found at CES

From AI-powered translation to the first smart train set, here are five entrepreneurs changing the game in their industries.

By Hayden Field

Human Resources

Turing Helps Entrepreneurs Tap Into the Global Talent Pool for Engineers

The competition for talent is not so fierce when you expand the talent pool to the entire world.

By Alice Goldstein

Human Resources

He Was Asked to Co-Found a $1 Billion Company Based on His LinkedIn Profile. Here’s Why He Stood Out — and How You Can, Too.

The founders of travel startup Klook found their third business partner on LinkedIn. Here's how to make your own profile a winner.

By Hayden Field

Business Accounting

What It’s Actually Like to Work at a Crypto Startup

There are tons of smart people with a chance to democratize access to wealth.

By Jenny Shaver

Building a Business

The Untapped Potential of Serbia’s Entrepreneurial Scene

Although just 10 of Serbia's companies were ranked in the top 500 in the region, this does not mean that Serbia hasn't got the capacity to facilitate entrepreneurial growth going forward.

By 150sec

Building a Business

Looking for a Tech Job? Then Learn How to Recognize Early Stage Unicorns

Every startup is looking for talent but the smart talent isn't going to work for a startup with no future.

By John Boitnott

Tech

Are Electric Scooters Awesome or Terrible? A Look at the Pros and Cons.

The newest transportation fad has its upsides, but operators should tread carefully.

By Ott Jõgi

Business News

Lisbon Lures Tech Entrepreneurs With Carrot of EU Citizenship

Portugal is offering residency and eventual citizenship to investors, entrepreneurs and property buyers.

By Portugal Startups

Tech

7 Companies Reinventing ‘Old’ Fields With New Tech

Meet the entrepreneurs behind instant relationship coaching, automatic coupon code testing, online wedding registries and more.

By Hayden Field

Building a Business

5 Reasons Why Facebook Chose Utah and You Should, Too

Ever hear of the 'Silicon Slopes'? If not, you will soon.

By Victoria Merinda Schmid

Building a Business

Hiring the Modern Programmer: Does That Smart New Software Developer of Yours Also Have ‘Soft’ Skills?

Forget the technical skills for a moment. Does that developer know how to communicate?

By Laura Navarro

Business News

16 High-Tech Cities You’ll Want to Call Home

Silicon Valley and New York aren't the only places to launch a high-tech career.

Building a Business

Military Vets Increasingly Look to Solve Tech’s Chronic Shortage of Skilled Workers

Tech has been slow to recognize how much vets have to offer, but vets are taking the lead to change that.

By Jennifer Spencer

Building a Business

Silicon Valley Success Doesn’t Require the Silicon Valley Address

Greater San Francisco isn't overrated, just overpriced. It pays to consider starting up where necessities, from housing to talent, haven't already been bid up to the stratosphere.

By Todd Olson