Dallas-originated startup ShopSavvy has created a handy mobile platform for price comparison that can be used directly on the scene of purchasing indecision, and has been rapidly growing in features ever since its launch.
Is the solution to unreasonable energy bills as simple as keeping a close eye on your usage? Wattvision, a green tech startup based out of Princeton, New Jersey, believes it might be the key to reducing the more than $130 billion wasted in energy by American’s each year.
South Carolina startup RidePost is looking to bring an affordable transportation alternative into the mainstream with the beta launch of its new ridesharing service this month.
Chicago-based student-run startup Briteseed is poised to end accidental surgical bleeding with SafeSnips.
Thanks to a new crowdsourced blog writing service called Blogmutt, companies can purchase original blog posts for only $79 per month for one post per week.
It’s time for your weekly installment of Teensy Tweets, and today we hear about Yahoo’s new CEO, Marissa Mayer
As a startup prepares for launch, the question on every founder’s mind (and investor’s lips) is “Where am I going to get the first few customers who will actually pay for this product?”
A 2011 SBA study found that “veterans are at least 45 percent more likely than those with no active-duty military experience to be self-employed.” Veterans are also flourishing economically relative to their non-veteran peers.
Miami-based Crowdfunding platform EarlyShares raised a Series A funding of more than $1.15 million dollars, a further indication of the growing crowdfunding market.
Atlanta startup Socialvest is eliminating the threat of buyer’s remorse by empowering shoppers to give back with each purchase they make through online retailers like Amazon, Target, and more.
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