Compliment Karma is an achievement recognition service that enables employers and business partners to keep track of the progress of their workers, and reward those who are working the hardest with both virtual and cash incentives.
Members of the Young Entrepreneur Council answer the question, “Name a product or brand with a mobile shopping app that’s caught your eye. What about it makes it special or useful?”
Happy Labor Day! In honor of our national day off, Teensy Tweets takes a look at what makes a startup. As always, enjoy and let us know if you are.
Many years ago, I received a tidbit of advice that has stuck with me ever since: “Never settle.” Although most would apply that mantra to romantic pursuits, I apply it.
The recently-launched mobile app allows users to share the foods they love or warn others about the meals they hate, create a profile of their specific taste, and even make friends (TasteBuds) within a local and global network of food fanatics.
Are we all social networking narcissists? According to a recent infographic released by PsychologyDegree.net, social networking has not only taken over our time but also changed how we think about ourselves.
Education startup Edthena is looking to eliminate the traditional complications of helping teachers improve their craft by providing an online platform where educators can submit videos of themselves teaching and get targeted, appropriate feedback in time with their lessons.
Y Combinator’s motto is “make something people want”. Artkive’s breakout success proves that making something parents want is an even better strategy.
The new addition makes ZenCash the very first “accounts receivable” application being made available to the more than 5 million small businesses using QuickBooks in the US today.
Next month the Chicago branch of NFTE is holding a Back to School, Back to Business benefit, whose proceeds will help support the organization’s efforts to educate young people about building their own businesses.
