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The New York-based Flatiron School, part of the WeWork umbrella, is opening up shop in Chicago. The coding bootcamp that has campuses all over the world, including its headquarters in New.
Pittsburgh’s own IAM Robotics has raised $20 million in its latest venture funding round, according to Venture Beat. The money will be used to build other teams within IAM Robotics,.
Office design firm Cubicle Concepts has been remaking workspaces in an effort to enhance productivity and get people to like where they work. The Illinois-based startup focuses on office furniture, interior.
Startups and entrepreneurs north of the border are ready to showcase their worth at a five-day showcase event. The C-Tribe Festival in Edmonton, Canada is returning for its fifth edition from.
An influential Wisconsin accelerator is raising $15 million from area investors. The report from Milwaukee Biz Times citing a recent SEC filing notes that the accelerator called gener8tor, which has.
A pair of students at Indiana’s Purdue University have created a startup that looks to revolutionize the way blind people are able to study. The startup, called HaptImage, aims to allow.
A pair of influential Chicago tech figures announced this week the launching of the P33 initiative that will look to create a stronger startup and tech future for the Windy.
It is no surprise that the Midwest is home to a more relaxed, down to earth and affordable style of life. However, according to new research, the Midwest has a.
Verano Holdings in Chicago has raised $120 million in its latest funding round. The medical marijuana startup was recently created, but has already found a staggering amount of success, according.
The Midwest has consistently demonstrated a tenacity unlike other parts of the US. Even as startup energy across the US shows signs of slowing down, the Midwest is still coming.