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Know When To Fold ‘Em
BY: Kathryn HoughIn 2012, I learned many lessons about business and finance both in the startup scene and in the larger technology industry. Thanks to my work with Techli, I’ve had the privilege of speaking with the top legal, financial, product, and executive minds in America.
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Missouri University of Science and Technology Announces Scholarship Recipients
BY: Kathryn HoughThe Missouri University of Science and Technology awarded scholarships to 15 high school seniors for the 2013-2014 academic year, according to a statement from the university today.
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Chicago-based iGearUnlimited Polls Customers To Make The Perfect iPad Mini Case
BY: Kathryn HoughiGearUnlimited recently polled customers to discover the attributes that all add up to create the perfect iPad mini case.
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Missouri Business Center Increased Sales By $15.8 Million In Area Businesses
BY: Kathryn HoughNorthwest Missouri State University released a report this month that shows the favorable effect that the Northwest Small Business & Technology Development Center has had on area businesses in 2012. The report found that the center played a role in creating 21 new businesses and helped to increase sales across the region by $15.8 million.
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Illinois Employers Banned From Demanding Access To Employee Social Network Accounts
BY: Kathryn HoughA new law goes into effect in 2013 in Illinois that bans employers from demanding credentials and access to their employee’s social networking accounts.
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Control A Cockroach’s Brain With A Tweet Thanks To Chicago Artist
BY: Kathryn HoughChicago artist Brittany Ransom has hacked the control circuit on a bionic cockroach to crowdsource the insect’s movement via Twitter.
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Danforth Plant Science Center To Continue Investment In Robotics in 2013
BY: Kathryn HoughJim Carrington, the president of the Danforth Plant Science Center in St. Louis, confirmed today that the center will continue to invest in lab procedure automation robots.
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Can’t Catch A Cab Tonight? Call A Crowdsourced Designated Driver
BY: Kathryn HoughStartups like Lyft and SideCar are subverting the municipal nightmares and lawsuits that personal driver startups like Uber have been battling in many cities. That’s because Lyft and SideCar connect riders with friendly folks who are willing to give rides in their personal cars, no taxi medallion required.
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The Whimseybox Team Resolves To Make Project Dreams A Reality In 2013
BY: Kathryn HoughWhimseybox, a Houston, Texas based startup that delivers monthly DIY projects and craft subscriptions to your door, shared their new year’s resolutions this week. Because the team is a naturally crafty bunch, most of the team’s resolutions center around starting and finshing DIY projects.
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Microsoft Store Will Open In St. Louis In 2013
BY: Kathryn HoughIf you were afraid that the temporary Microsoft kiosk at the St. Louis Galleria would pack it in and head back to Washington after the holidays, fear not. St. Louis is one of the cities in the U.S. that has hosted a temporary store that will transition to a permanent retail location in 2013.
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St. Louis To Host FIRST Robotics Competition Finals
BY: Kathryn HoughIn April, high school students from abound the country will convene at America’s Center in downtown St. Louis to compete for glory. They won’t by using their sporting skills, but rather their engineering skills to decide who will come out on top.
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Chicago-based MiGym Connects Gyms And Their Members With Mobile Apps
BY: Kathryn HoughChicago-based MiGym is helping gyms across America become a part of their members’ lives 24/7. The company offers white label app solutions to gyms on both iOS and Android platforms. MiGym helps gyms publish class schedules, offer class booking and workout tracking to members.
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