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Law firm Foley & Lardner LLP, via their Startup Advisors initiative, have shared advice for startups looking to secure venture capital (VC) funding. The advice comes in a format that assists entrepreneurs

Starting a new business can be financially challenging. Navigating these challenges requires strategic thinking, knowledge of financial management, and resourcefulness. Some key considerations include maintaining a lean business model, prioritizing necessary expenses,

In a significant move towards supporting innovation within the semiconductor sector, NXP India has partnered with Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Hyderabad’s Fabless Chip Design Incubator (FabCI). They jointly announced the winners

TechCrunch, a digital media platform covering technology news, is part of the Yahoo family of brands, which also includes AOL and Yahoo Advertising. The services provided by these entities consist of applications

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Bitcoin Startup Lab has launched its community-based BRC-20 LABB token, designed to support BTC entrepreneurs. The total supply of LABB tokens is capped at 21 million, inspired by Bitcoin’s supply limit. LABB

The Greater New Orleans (GNO) Startup Report of 2023 reveals unexpected resilience within the city’s start-up ecosystem, despite facing challenges such as pandemic-induced unemployment, inflation, and economic instability. Notable findings from the

Triangle-based startup CareYaya has been shortlisted for the a2 Pilot Award from Johns Hopkins University’s Artificial Intelligence and Technology Collaboratory (AITC) for Aging Research, pending the final approval by the National Institute

African fintech platform M-KOPA has launched its flexible digital finance model in Ghana. This expansion to Ghana will further advance the company’s pan-African footprint and help provide financial services to underbanked citizens.

A pitch competition featured Inland Southern California startups competing for grants and mentorship organised by the UC Riverside’s Office of Technology Partnerships. More than 180 people attended the event and six startups