St. Louis’ Gremln Brings On Derek Guardiola As CTO
October 18, 2012St. Louis-based Gremln has just hired a new Chief Technology Officer to join its growing team headquartered in the T-REx incubator downtown.
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St. Louis-based Gremln has just hired a new Chief Technology Officer to join its growing team headquartered in the T-REx incubator downtown.
Chicago payment processing startup Braintree announced this week that it has just closed a $35 million series B round of funding led by New Enterprise Associates.
Treehouse, and web-based platform that teaches users technology skills like web and mobile development, just doubled down on their $3 million scholarship giveaway. Now, the company is offering a total of $6 million to students who want to learn to code while enrolled in school.
This week the Broad Institute, responsible for creating the Genome Analysis Toolkit, has named St. Louis-based Appistry as the company to handle the for-profit licensing of its innovative sequencing software.
Titled Speakers Pioneering Innovation Creativity and Entrepreneurship (SPICE), the new series aims to bring students and practitioners together with big names from the tech industry.
TheStylisted co-founder Lauren Katzberg lists out the differences between New York City and Chicago.
A new iOS app has emerged from a collaboration between Chicago startup StageBloc and The Glitch Mob, an LA-based electronic group, that allows users to create and share their very own kaleidoscopic photo creations.
Build-A-Bear, the nation’s favorite shopping mall staple, has unveiled the first of its new high tech interactive stores recently in St. Louis’ West County Center.
Geographic information systems giant Esri announced this week that it has acquired Portland-based location-based services startup Geoloqi. The terms of the deal are not available to the public.
Washington University in St. Louis’s entrepreneurial programs have been recognized as among the top ten in the nation by The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur for many years. Here are five companies that were founded by students, graduates, or teachers at the university.