GiveForward, Chicago’s charitable startup, announced that it has raised $2 million in a Series A round of funding this week led by Founder Collective and First Round Capital.
Los Angeles’ startup scene is growing, but there is one thing that’s still missing: a flagship tech company to anchor the tech community in LA.
St. Louis startup RollSale makes the process of getting offers from local auto dealers for your used car as easy as posting a picture online.
By the time you read this, my desk at my 9 to 5 job will belong to someone else. Here’s how I prepared to leave my job to work full-time on my startup.
Detroit-based Marxent Labs is a magician’s workshop of visual trickery, where they’ll create a custom app that bridges the gap between software and the real world.
If the number of women entrepreneurs is growing, and their contribution to the U.S. economy is growing, why are these businesses stalling before breaking through to the next level?
Since 2010, Chesterfield, Missouri startup Growth Systems has been developing a consumer product search engine that aims to level the playing field for online retailers of all sizes.
A new video dating service is making waves with a casual, real-time interface and a powerful moderation system that the all-female development team hope will cut down on lewd behavior.
Foursquare and Twitter are well and good, according to Schwartz, but without planning ahead, meetup opportunities will necessarily be limited, unless you’re checking your phone all the time — another faux pas in some circles.
LGBT users are an afterthought in the mainstream online dating industry, says former Match.com executive Frank Mastronuzzi
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