St. Louis’ Sendouts Acquired By Bullhorn In Multi Company Deal
November 30, 2012This week St. Louis software company Sendouts has been acquired by Bullhorn, a Boston-based global leader in recruitment software.
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This week St. Louis software company Sendouts has been acquired by Bullhorn, a Boston-based global leader in recruitment software.
This month Chris Manzo, St. Louis architect and founder of Skipping Stone Technologies has launched a Kickstarter campaign for an infinitely handy iPhone case called Kit.
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St. Louis energy technology startup AeroValve announced that it has secured $50,000 in funding from the Helix Fund, a co-investment group providing $1.5 million to local bioscience companies.
Thanks to a new commitment to fund two educational reform-focused Arch Grants by the John C. and Mary Kaye Fort Family Fund and St. Louis Regional Business Council (RBC), St. Louis is one step closer to becoming America’s thought leader on the future of education.
Coding education platform Treehouse is the first in the race to revolutionize web development education to get a traditional book deal. The series will be released by Wiley Publishing, starting with HTML5 Foundations by Matt West soon to be followed by CSS3 and iOS6 books. The team at Treehouse has generously decided to offer a digital copy of HTML5 Foundations for free to the first 10 people who comment on this post.
ArtBarcs is a platform where art lovers can not only browse and purchase pieces from curated online gallery of artwork, but uncover entirely new artists through the service’s recommendation engine.
The third annual competition brings together students from universities across Illinois to connect with big tech companies and showcase their skills.
Hot off the heels of their appearance at DEMO, St. Louis startup Click With Me Now is on its way to releasing a beta of the emerging collaborative web browsing service.