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Jessica Zweig & Erica Beth Levin Written by Marian Mangoubi of Sassy CEO I recently met with Erica Bethe Levin and Jessica Zweig, co-Founders of an amazing online magazine called.
For some time Smartwater got a big boost out of El Jobso being seen on various occasions drinking their brand. Maybe you’ve seen Jen Aniston on billboards pimping the brand.
EduLender, the SaaS platform dedicated to simplifying the college financial aid process, has raised $1 million in venture and angel capital from notable Silicon Valley and Chicago investors including Hyde.
Written by Joe Yelick For decades, the images of gas-powered vehicles, coal power plants, and carbon-producing industries defined Detroit as a backbone of American industrial might; things have changed in.
Got #Tigerblood? Earn Yourself Fresh from the demented (in a creative way) mind of Henry Arlander comes a brand new site straight out of San Francisco, EarnYourself “What,” you are.
The Hudson Business Lounge and espresso bar promises to be the cure for the common collaboration station: The Hudson is the next generation for office nomads and the creative class. The Hudson is a revolution.
Written by Bill Loumpouridis, CEO of EDL Consulting The great contemporary architect Frank Gehry has built a reputation by challenging our core beliefs around what buildings should look like as.
Malachi Leopold, creator of Trep Life launched his new video show which showcases “what it take to be an entrepreneur.” Trep Life takes its name form the word en-TREP-reneur and.
On Tuesday, March 8th at Sushi Samba: Hashable’s VP of Business Development will be attending a #ChicagoHashup put on by Katie Felten of MKELive. The event is FREE but does.
Written by Justin Baker Ever since I quit my job at a grocery store to start my own lawn care business when I was 15 I’ve always wanted to run.