On September 28, America’s top young entrepreneurs will be honored in Washington D.C. in what Empact co-founder and CEO Michael Simmons calls “the Academy Awards of entrepreneurship”. The event showcases entrepreneurs in the US age 30 and under with revenues over $100,000.
App Academy requires no up-front tuition students, and is instead asking for a relatively small percentage of their salary over the first six months of employment — only if they secure a developer job.
The Portland Seed Fund is betting that lighting will strike three times with the announcement of its third class.
When most startups relocate for investments, they traditionally head west to Silicon Valley. Thanks to a renaissance in midwest venture capital, east coast startups like Quikkly are moving westward, only to plant their stake in the ground far before hitting the west coast.
Anyone who’s been looking to get their hands on a shiny new electric vehicle may find the most affordable option yet in a new Kickstarter project out of Silicon Valley.
Cíbola is a new startup incubator that’s taking aim at the underrepresented individuals in the Chicago startup scene by offering extremely affordable working space in a diverse, growing neighborhood.
Food Genius, a Chicago-based data collection platform for the food industry, announced today that it has closed a $1.2 million round of fundraising led by Hyde Park Venture Partners and Hyde Park Angels.
The Silicon Valley-based startup is currently the only enterprise solution for businesses using Ceph infrastructure, a massively scalable, open source storage platform created by InkTank’s founders.
This week South Carolina ridesharing startup RidePost has announced a partnership with TrustCloud, an online reputation building platform.
According to a recent infographic released by cloud computing company Citrix, most people continue to have trouble separating the technology from its misty moniker.
