THE EARLY STAGE START UP MODE PURE START UP ACCESS TO CAPITAL HAS NEVER BEEN BETTER.
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Torn between his high-paying job and a risky start-up, he chose the start-up.
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Because in a start-up environment, mistakes must be immediately addressed for the start-up to survive.
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Recently, the company acquired a start-up called Pullstring, a start-up that specializes in voice-enabled toys.
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There needs to be more start-up money for survivors who want to start up their own businesses.
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When a start-up starts, it's full of feminine energy, even if it's an all male start-up. Right?
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For example, Alphabet bought a stake in both ride-hailing start-up Uber and augmented reality start-up Magic Leap.
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Y Combinator, Silicon Valley's best known start-up accelerator, thinks it has found a new type of biotechnology start-up.
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The start-up in question was AltSchool, a Mark Zuckerberg-backed project to turn school into a start-up experience.
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"President Peres always said, 'Why don't we make the start-up nation into the start-up region,'" Ms. Leal said.
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Earlier this year, the German start-up bank partnered with TransferWise, a British start-up that offers cheap international money transfers.
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Lucy Nicotine, a nicotine gum start-up, generated investor attention in March, when it participated in Y Combinator, a start-up accelerator program, because two of its founders were well-known for their prior start-up, Soylent, a meal replacement drink.
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Swedish payments start-up iZettle, a rival to U.S.-based Square, has acquired Intelligentpos a start-up that turns iPads into sales terminals.
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The index of Mothers start-up market rose 0.7% while the Jasdaq market, another bourse for start-up firms, also ticked up 0.6%.
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The index of Mothers start-up market rose 0.5% while the Jasdaq market, another bourse for start-up firms, also ticked up 3.43%.
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In 2005, Case co-founded investment firm Revolution, which focuses on start-up activity outside of Silicon Valley and other nationally known start-up hubs.
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But, for all the "Start-up Nation" fanfare, Google's acquisition of Waze – Israel's highest profile start-up exit to date – was valued at just $1.1B.
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SoftBank bet big on companies like Uber and WeWork, as well as the Colombian delivery start-up Rappi and the Indian hospitality start-up Oyo.
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The primary task for many founding entrepreneurs is selling others on their vision so they can raise start-up capital, the lifeblood of any start-up.
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CORFO and Start-Up Chile recognized, for instance, that just 32 percent of companies passing through Start-Up Chile wound up staying in the country long-term.
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"Microsoft Ventures will focus on start-up investments while Microsoft Accelerator will focus on start-up enablement, primarily through our seven accelerators around the world," he writes.
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I went to one of these events where angels have these events to people who want to do a start-up, would be CEO's of a start up.
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According to Laub, under 10% of their start-up clients were using outsourced trading in 2016, while the figure for start-up funds today is "north of 70%".
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The oldest millennials came of age during the dot-com boom, when jumping from start-up to start-up in search of a better opportunity was the norm.
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The start-up of the terminal had been delayed at least twice, with the last start-up date said to be in the third quarter of the year.
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The app isn't specifically about delivering start-up news to you, but it's an interesting way of speed-reading each day's business happenings, including start-up-related articles.
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I really wanted to connect with people and use my blog as a way to start up really important conversations that I felt I couldn't start up elsewhere.
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"With the money a start-up raises in Silicon Valley, a start-up that can normally stay there for six months, can stay here for three years," he predicted.
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Earlier this year, Apple bought Emotient, a start-up that uses AI to analyze facial expressions, and this month it added machine learnings start-up Turi to its ranks.
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For a business casual workplace: Interviewing for a business casual workplace like a start-up doesn't mean you can dress like a start-up founder, wearing sweatpants or shorts.
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Six years since it was founded by a 19-year-old tech entrepreneur, the start-up has become a decacorn — a start-up valued at more than $10 billion.
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In December, NASA's Ames Research Center announced a deal with the Founders Institute, a renowned start-up accelerator, to make some of its technology available to start-up entrepreneurs.
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His youth, energy and enthusiasm for start-up companies, innovation and artificial intelligence have caught the attention of international funds and international entrepreneurs, players in the start-up space say.
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"Back in 2011, there (was) a big difference between (the) Japanese start-up market and the Silicon Valley start-up market," Shin Sakane, the company's founder and CEO, told CNBC.
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Mr. Lin and Sequoia invested early in Airbnb; DoorDash, a food delivery start-up valued at $7.1 billion; and Houzz, a home design and remodeling start-up worth $4 billion.
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According to data from venture capital analytics firm CB Insights, Revolut is now tied with e-commerce payments start-up Klarna as the most valuable fintech start-up in Europe.
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He said late last year that he wanted to "change the world" with start-up investing and that he wanted to see interviewed for each opening in a start-up.
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Silicon Valley investors have long complained that start-up valuations have gotten too expensive, given that the start-up ecosystem has been on a bull run since at least 22008.
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There's an example in your book of Supercell, a start-up in Finland, where everyone went home by 5 PM. It's hard to imagine that coexisting with American start-up culture.Exactly.
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Varo Money, a mobile-only banking start-up went the traditional route, and was the first start-up to receive preliminary approval for a full national bank charter from the OCC.
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This month, Saudi Arabia's main investment fund took a $3.5 billion stake in the ride-hailing start-up Uber, one of the largest single investments in a privately held start-up.
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Both Tencent and Baidu have also invested in Chinese electric vehicle start-up Nio, while Baidu has backed WM Motor Technology, another electric vehicle start-up on the mainland, Reuters reported.
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Transfer start-up costs to general government revenue Chalk this one up as one of the head-scratchers: One suggestion is to transfer Social Security's start-up costs to general government revenue.
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"The start-up world did heed the warnings," said Max Levchin, a former employee and a founder of PayPal and the chief executive of Affirm, a lending start-up in San Francisco.
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It is a lucrative sector: One of the most notable start-up deals we've seen came from Ukrainian-born augmented photography start-up Looksery, who was acquired by Snapchat for $150 million.
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These were historical numbers for a start-up, and in the fall of 113, Holmes was named one of Forbes's richest women in America and her start-up was valued at $9 billion.
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Based on the innovative model from Start-Up Chile, Start-Up Brasil launched later that year, with a mandate to attract foreign entrepreneurs to the local consumer market and foment domestic entrepreneurial culture.
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The President of start-up incubator Y Combinator Sam Altman has indicated his interest in universal basic income and the start-up shop's research arm is planning a five-year study of UBI.
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I just kept thinking the shooting would start up again.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Every start-up hopes for a lucky break.
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"I expect we will start up again soon," Ragland said.
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Porsche the car company did not start up until 1948.
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Take a look at the "start up" that they signed.
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Mr. Perlman — who sold the set-top box start-up WebTV to Microsoft in the 1990s for more than $500 million and now runs a wireless start-up — declined to comment about the litigation.
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Nadella's Microsoft has bought properties like email app start-up Acompli, storage company Avere Systems, AI start-ups Bonsai and Lobe, education start-up Flipgrid, and the Wunderlist to-do list app developer 6Wunderkinder.
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FUNDS ROLL IN FOR START-UP HARNESSING BITCOIN TECH | The former JPMorgan Chase executive Blythe Masters has raised $52 million from several big banks for a start-up built on the Bitcoin's underlying technology,
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Funded through a government innovation agency and a successful crowdsourcing campaign, the start-up has also won several awards and grants, including best start-up in 2014's Global Innovation through Science & Technology competition.
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Singapore-based Zimplistic, a start-up that makes smart kitchen appliances, has raised $30 million in new funding from Credence Partners and a start-up fund that is part of Singapore's Economic Development Board.
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Ken Denman, chief executive of the artificial intelligence start-up Emotient, was trying to drum up more money for his company last year when he heard the talk about a coming start-up calamity.
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Bahrain has a number of programs that support the start-up economy, including a labor fund called Tamkeen and the Economic Development Board of Bahrain, which help to mentor business and start-up owners.
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"The start-up community is going to explode in France and France will become the start-up capital of Europe," the Cisco chairman said, adding that his company will look to acquire companies from France.
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He started at a flailing firm named Adchemy; quit with two engineers to found a start-up; sold the start-up to Twitter but went himself to work for Facebook, where he lasted two years.
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When you hear the second start-up tone (or, on a Mac Pro, see a second Apple logo appear and disappear), you can release the keys and let the computer finish its start-up sequence.
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Verily, the life sciences arm of Google's parent company Alphabet, has invested in Freenome, an ambitious start-up that's building technology to detect early-stage cancer, and built a dedicated lab for the start-up.
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Republicans say the legislation will also seek to encourage start-up businesses by allowing them to write off more start-up costs and add investors without limiting tax benefits, such as research and development credits.
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Wheatstone's start-up earlier this month came slightly later than expected.
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She heard a car start up and saw it drive off.
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Those imbalances are just as stark in the start-up world.
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The start-up offers flexible fertility services on a personalized basis.
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Go Mobile start-up that helped develop Deutsche Post DHL's Streetscooter.
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For now, the start-up is based in its home market.
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Singh called the moves "pivotal" towards encouraging the start-up community.
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Spiegel took the first step towards taking his start-up public.
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So what is sparking women's interest in the start-up scene?
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The start-up also issues small business loans through Square Capital.
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The start-up clashed with French authorities over taxes last year.
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Delivery start-up Instacart and Whole Foods officially part ways today.
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Cuban rolled his share of the sale of start-up Broadcast.
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Swedish start-up Klarna and U.S. firm Stripe are both competitors.
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Meeker joined the board of fintech start-up Plaid in December.
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Now General Motors is helping the start-up reach that goal.
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Rainbank is a recent start-up that turns rooftops into reservoirs.
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But not every start-up kept up with the breakneck pace.
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But another focus for the start-up is building physical stores.
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B: So, I can talk from a start-up ecosystem perspective.
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Watch: Start-up economy nothing more than a Ponzi scheme: Palihapitiya
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It announced the start-up of its amines plant last week.
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The metro area also gets its share of start-up funding.
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Cleveland Hustles: The Hustle Continues Start-up founders know the struggle.
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This follows Uber's acquisition of Geometric Intelligence, an AI start-up.
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She was part of start-up team which set up www.egg.
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Recently, smartphone giant Apple purchased an autonomous vehicle start-up, Drive.
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Our start-up might as well have been called Bro Bailout.
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As of today the start-up is under a new name.
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So we're going to party in an old start-up office?
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I start up my computer to see what work awaits me!
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For example, Microsoft has partnered with corporate education start-up GO2000.
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At the epicenter was ChiNext, China's notoriously speculative, start-up board.
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Last month for example, cybersecurity start-up LightCyber raised $20 million.
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Here are some of them: South Korean medical start-up Mand.
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Y Combinator is the most prestigious Silicon Valley start-up accelerator.
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Moving to start-up SpaceX was a big change for Mueller.
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Shenzhen's start-up board rose 0.7 percent, bucking the broader trend.
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On top of that, the country's start-up scene is vibrant.
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That's the problem my new start-up, Gigameet, plans to address.
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FRANKFURT, March 4 (Reuters) - Volkswagen has signed German start-up e.
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A Roadmap For Pitching Your Startup Start-up fundraising is hard.
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The start-up plans to expand to more locations this year.
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The start-up costs for an illicit ransomware business are minimal.
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Leading AI start-up Sentient Technologies has $25 million in funding.
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The start-up also faces competition from other air taxi firms.
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The start-up you passed on that you regret the most?
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OpenROV, a start-up in Berkeley, is building submarine drone kits.
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The balance of power is shifting across tech start-up land.
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The start-up became aware of the incident on January 14.
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A start-up employee gave his life savings to our CEO.
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The start-up is slated to launch in a few months.
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Customers would have to assume other start-up costs, Filion said.
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The start-up recently announced its third office in Kampala, Uganda.
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It is part of the IBM Global Entrepreneurs start-up roster.
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Having the right people can make or break a start-up.
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But she had a problem: a lack of start-up capital.
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Other conference panelists range from government officials to start-up leaders.
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Bahrain's bustling start-up scene may have factored into Amazon's decision.
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Canada's start-up sector has been growing despite broader economic weakness.
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And so the cemetery wines have become a start-up business.
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Luckin Coffee typifies the optimism evident in China's start-up scene.
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The start-up hit back at the RCGP over its statement.
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One start-up is giving mobile addicts power, no strings attached.
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But tax policies are culprits, too, according to start-up experts.
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The start-up does three to four photo shoots a week.
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And in a few years, the cycle will start up again.
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The start-up was incubated in Google's research lab in 2011.
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The Kauffman Index of Start-Up Activity tracks new business formation.
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The petrochemical complex is expected to start up by late March.
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But the personal escape soon became his latest start-up — Getaway.
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I was in this start up and the company went bust.
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It accelerated the start-up industry's misogynistic and reckless hustle culture.
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The costs of creating a start-up would become significantly lower.
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In contrast, Eloquii is a reincarnation rather than a start-up.
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These are the manufacturing headquarters for the footwear start-up Isleñas.
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"I hope and pray that baseball will start up," Scully says.
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Mindstrong Health, a mental health start-up in Palo Alto, Calif.
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The start-up recruited 200 volunteers to participate in pilot studies.
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His father is a financial consultant for start-up technology companies.
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The Shift I've got a great idea for a start-up.
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Since then, the embattled start-up has fought to cut costs.
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Brent left ESPN and joined his nephew's start-up this year.
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In its battle with Quidsi, a start-up that owned Diapers.
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One of the great family businesses faces the start-up age.
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The job: to transcribe audio files for the start-up Rev.
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The California start-up has more than 2200,2000 followers on Instagram.
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The start-up was valued at $5.1 billion in that round.
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New contracts require additional capacity, entailing start-up costs, it said.
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They have since raised $4.2 million for their start-up, Lola.
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Vertex had invested in Grab when it was a start-up.
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A start-up like SoundCloud stands almost no chance of competing.
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Conduent, in another twist, has begun competing with the start-up.
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Another day, another round of layoffs at a tech start-up.
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Now a Silicon Valley start-up, Cerebras, is challenging that notion.
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Entrepreneurship Start-up culture is defined by long days and nights.
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"Having a start-up is like having another child," she said.
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The start-up announced its intent to go public on Aug.
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We both wear a lot of hats at the start-up.
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The debate was to start up again at 9 a.m. Thursday.
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Fun fact: the Munch Mammoth requires two keys to start up.
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It's acquiring online pharmacy start-up PillPack for roughly $1 billion.
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Then your mind may start up again, pondering the work's significance.
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Instead, he accepted a job at Fitel, a telecommunications start-up.
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The start-up migrants from the consumer internet are often engineers.
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Not every Silicon Valley start-up succeeds, even the promising ones.
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He's joining a start-up that's in a unique cash position.
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Is Blue Apron a tech start-up or a food company?
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Now, Logan has joined a small Toronto start-up called Drop.
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Credit card start-up Petal just completed a new financing round.
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Facebook was a mere start-up when smartphones first came about.
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The study also revealed why start-up companies enter into partnerships.
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The company is based in Beijing's technology start-up hub, Zhongguancun.
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Now a Silicon Valley start-up, Cerebras, is challenging that notion.
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"Those are the prime start-up investing opportunities," Mr. Chen said.
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What trends do you see emerging in the start-up scene?
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We're a start-up, there's a lot that goes with that.
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This is the future one Toronto start-up, NuraLogix, is proposing.
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The Columbus metro area ranked in the top 15 nationally for start-up activity on the Kauffman Foundation's 2015 and 2016 start-up indexes, with nearly 214 start-ups for every 28.10,22008 businesses in the area.
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DUBAI, Nov 22 (Reuters) - Egyptian transport tech start-up Swvl will expand into Southeast Asia next year after securing what the company said was the biggest round of funding for a tech start up in Egypt.
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The divergence between mainboard shares and start-up companies could continue to intensify, after the start-up board index ChiNext hit a 2-1/2-year low in mid-July, a Shanghai-based fund manager said.
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"We began as a start-up in a garage, so backing start-up communities is part of Google's DNA," said Mary Grove, the director of Google for Entrepreneurs, the Google division that runs Campus for Moms.
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And those start-up success stories are getting more and more news coverage — so "young people are becoming more attracted to the start-up world," Tetsu Nakajima, chief investment officer at venture firm Mistletoe, told CNBC.
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Winners include a start-up to provide handmade wigs to cancer patients, and software start-up Avae, founded by 2006 alumnus Christopher Baine, whose product is billed as a tool to let sound designers work more efficiently.
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For an entrepreneur, getting accepted into the start-up school Y Combinator is like getting into Harvard or Stanford: Since admission is ultra competitive, it gives your start-up validation and entrance into an invaluable alumni network.
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The trend reflects the growing size of individual funding rounds for the hottest start-up firms and the entry of new sources of capital from outside the world of start-up financing to compete for those deals.
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"With the exception of the alleged fraud, almost anyone who has worked at a start-up has experienced most everything that went wrong at WrkRiot," said Semil Shah, a start-up investor based in Menlo Park, Calif.
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The study looked at various factors including the funding, market reach, talent pool and start-up experience of various locations to come up with a ranking of "global start-up ecosystems," excluding China, Japan and South Korea.
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In need of a therapist to help get your start-up going?
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As a start-up, Affirm does not publicly disclose its financial results.
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You'll have to reattach it every time you start up the drone.
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But can France really compete with Israel as a start-up nation?
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Valued at $17.53 billion, Uber is the richest start-up in history.
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In 2016, Macron prefaced Cazenave's book, "The State in Start-Up Mode".
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You're working at some new shiny start-up and it's got perks.
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That ended badly but, undeterred, Lazkani jumped into her next start-up.
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Raden isn't an especially fancy start-up when it comes to perks.
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Back in 2016, Walmart also acquired American e-commerce start up Jet.
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We'll start up here in the top six and go from there.
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Your character makes a difference in determining whether a start-up survives.
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The start-up aims to make any expense payable by credit card.
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The start-up is developing a nerve stimulation treatment for sleep apnea.
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These types of start-up companies aren't going to make it up.
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It was the perfect place to launch a car-focused start-up.
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The most recognized player in Chile's Startup Journey is Start-Up Chile.
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Commentary by Sam Altman, the president of start-up incubator Y Combinator.
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The start-up companies...are not going to tier three, four cities.
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That's where Root AI, a start-up in Somerville, Massachusetts, comes in.
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One start-up is attempting to corner the market on obscure vegetables.
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We run a hospitality management start-up, so our hours are irregular.
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"It's a start-up," Mr. Elbaz said on the phone from Paris.
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In 2015 Uber acquired mapping start-up deCarta for an undisclosed sum.
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The attention made Foursquare a star of New York's start-up scene.
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Pishevar also invested in eyeglass start-up Warby Parker while at Menlo.
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It looks like Aron has hit another start-up homerun with Cohesity.
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How did a small start-up score such a huge licensing deal?
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Feedzai is a start-up providing fraud prevention services to payments firms.
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"We've provided start-up loans to over 30 craft brewers," Koch said.
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He previously founded the start-up Yammer, which Microsoft bought in 2012.
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We were a small start-up and wanted to get some attention.
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Clients, the start-up companies say, range from intelligence agencies to hotels.
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Each participating start-up includes two to four people on each team.
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But Blow LTD is not the only start-up in the space.
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MogIA was developed by Sanjiv Rai, founder of Indian start-up Genic.ai.
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For them, it represented a bet on a Silicon Valley start-up.
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I wasn't exaggerating when I said the company was a start-up!
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Get ready for all those middle school swoons to start up again.
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Its latest move was acquiring equity-fundraising start-up SeedInvest last week.
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Yeah, among these 13 mattress companies that are going to start up.
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Then he stumbled upon a fledgling Southern California start-up called MindSpark.
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Still, start-up founders are advised to pursue growth at any cost.
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One start-up is even trying replace water bottles using similar methods.
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Start-up stocks outperformed, with the tech-heavy index rallied 1.2 percent.
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The start-up has raised $21 million to date, according to Crunchbase.
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The start-up posted a net loss of $339.6 million in 2017.
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The last group play matches for Europe start up at 10 a.m.
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To run a successful start-up, you've got to be all in.
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He is now a partner at Y Combinator, a start-up incubator.
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"You know, being in a start-up — it's a grind," he said.
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Enter Dishcraft, a start-up building a robotic dishwasher for commercial kitchens.
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"There are certainly cost penalties to start up new warehouses," he said.
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The start-up is in optimization phase of its five-year plan.
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And his call is for start-up entrepreneurs to join his mission.
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Can Volkswagen's new transport-sharing start-up take the fight to Uber?
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New York City-based start-up AdhereTech is out to change that.
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And database start-up Fauna also launched a similar policy in February.
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Satellite start-up Cloud Constellation closed a $100 million batch of funding.
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Now British Airways' newest "start-up" is connecting these two tech cities.
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Xinhua did not give an expected start-up date for the project.
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I found my answer at ground zero of the start-up world.
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Hamilton is just what the start-up world needs: a fresh perspective.
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Medaware, another start-up, watches out for prescription error using machine learning.
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A unicorn is a start-up valued at more than $1 billion.
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The edutainment start-up also counts several illustrious names among its backers.
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One start-up founder aims to make that phone call more pleasant.
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San Francisco's start-up culture makes it a hotbed for tech talent.
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In June 2015 the start-up began to manage its first properties.
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Small-caps rallied strongly, with the tech-heavy start-up board ChiNext .
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The San Francisco start-up closed its first VC round in 2012.
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Why is Gilman drawing less than some other little start up venue?
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Monday is start-up day so I think it would be Jeannie.
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You'd start up a shooting challenge mode and then, do what exactly?
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"The Start-Up of You," here's entrepreneurial advice focused on the individual.
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There's yet another complication in Alphabet's relationship with start-up giant Uber.
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This San Francisco-based start-up created a messaging app for teams.
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The start-up board ChiNext Composite index was also weaker by 0.5%.
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The start-up has a contract with the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Just four inebriated start-up executives teetering on the edge of death.
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It's a successful second act for Fomenko, whose last start-up, Bloom.
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Phil Libin, CEO of start-up Evernote, lost 80 pounds by fasting.
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"Privacy is fundamental to EarthNow," the start-up says on its website.
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In some cases, for example, it represents entrepreneurship and start-up businesses.
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In 2017, Sir Richard Branson called it the best global start-up.
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The start-up is expected to continue operating as a separate entity.
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He would start up again at some point, but he could stop.
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Office-sharing start-up WeWork is looking to expand within Southeast Asia.
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The fast pace of the Chinese start-up culture is gaining recognition.
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If you have a start-up story, share it with us here.
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Swedish payment start-up iZettle announced it will go public this year.
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Snapchat, the disappearing photo start-up, is loved by the cool kids.
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Before starting GV, Mr. Maris founded an internet start-up in Vermont.
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The birth of a start-up is greeted with fanfare and expectation.
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It has also backed a funding round for U.S. start-up Lemonade.
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The Los Angeles-based start-up also named investor Richard Branson chairman.
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Progress acquired predictive maintenance start-up DataRPM for $30 million in March.
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One start-up is serving up cocktails with a guilt-free twist.
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Notary laws vary from state to state, as do start-up costs.
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The San Jose, California, start-up, founded in 2011 as Talena Inc.
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And it led to $2215,22015 in start-up capital from Mr. Bastianich.
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Start-up costs for such a business are modest, Mr. Shew says.
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The start-up now has 4 million brokerage accounts on its platform.
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"Did you have to start up with Harvard now?" asked my wife.
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After that first start-up failed, he worked a couple of jobs.
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A more substantial sized, fast-growing start-up will need more coverage.
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That one deal increases revenue for Freidman's start-up by 26 percent.
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The music streaming start-up is reportedly planning an IPO next year.
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Entrepreneur Daily is a start-up app worth downloading for two reasons.
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On machines you start up now, everything should already be set up.
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Yoav Vilner is a tech blogger, growth hacker, and start-up marketer.
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He's also the co-founder of Ranky, a start-up marketing agency.
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Another real advantage: The start-up ecosystem is maturing in the South.
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One start-up, Clarity Money, is trying to pre-empt this problem.
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It all started for Long when he launched his first start-up.
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The start-up is based in Seattle, along with Providence and Amazon.
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Guo-Villaseñor, 31, is an independent start-up adviser based in Manhattan.
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She went to Acre Designs, a start-up in Mountain View, Calif.
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J.P. Morgan acquired the Silicon Valley-based start-up in December 403.
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J.P. Morgan acquired the Silicon Valley-based start-up in December 2017.
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It's scaling faster than any start-up in the history of America.
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The start-up would control the supply of its cryptocurrency using algorithms.
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The multiplier effect of the start-up world is a powerful one.
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One start-up, for example — SkyCool Systems, based in Palo Alto, Calif.
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Founder of several companies, including ORIC Pharmaceuticals, a private cancer start-up.
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It's a bit hard to imagine Microsoft acting like a start-up.
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In April, one well-financed start-up called Arivale abruptly shut down.
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Its educational partner is a college-alternative start-up, the Holberton School.
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The blood-testing start-up has said it will officially dissolve itself.
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Gary Cohn joined the board of Spring Labs, a cryptocurrency start-up.
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Tyra Banks, Beyoncé and Demi Lovato have participated in start-up deals.
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Krekshi said ENI would also postpone the start-up of new projects.
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I am a software developer at a small, quickly growing start-up.
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She also does some consulting for a software start-up in Brooklyn.
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With any start-up, there are going to be many sleepless nights.
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Graham Neray is CEO of a New York start-up called Oso.
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A self-driving start-up named Otto, which Uber would then buy.
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Questions around what's next for the start-up get her attention most.
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It's so easy to start up, and it delivers surprisingly powerful benefits.
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In all, the start-up costs for the business totaled about $5,000.
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Team Hakuto was originally a separate effort from Japanese start-up ispace.
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The start-up has raised $5.5 million in seed funding to date.
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In January he left the company to pursue a new start-up.
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The two companies recently invested together in a grocery delivery start-up.
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Robinhood, another start-up brokerage service, doesn't charge anything for stock purchases.
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Adrian Salamunovic, a start-up advisor and investor, agrees with my method.
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He sold that start-up to Uber in August for $680 million.
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The high-profile start-up has faced a series of problems recently.
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Amazon has a beef with the start-up PayPal recently acquired, Honey.
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The start-up went on to raise billions more in outside funding.
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They were designed by a start-up called MSCHF, without Nike's blessing.
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In Australia, start-up entrepreneurs also issued a statement condemning the behavior.
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It plans to invest $1 billion in an artificial intelligence start-up.
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The system, developed by a London-based start-up, is called what3words.
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He also objected to other motions to start up the vote series.
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When he launched his second start-up, the luxury shopping site homebazar.
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Jadhavpur University supported and endorsed the start-up from its early days.
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This start-up brand is focused on creating a bespoke listening experience.
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Macaron Queen is a small start-up with a great business model.
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Some drop out of Stanford for the lure of a start-up.
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It's time to change your life and start up your wildest dreams.
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His start-up passed $100 million in monthly loan originations in April.
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Another RESA provision provides a tax credit toward plan start-up costs.
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The start-up is already selling the biological repair products to hospitals.
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Shenzhen's Nasdaq-style start-up board ChiNext soared almost 2% to 2,090.14.
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The initiative, heavily touted by the company, was called Start-Up Samsung.
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Uber bought Mr. Levandowski's start-up, Otto, for $680 million in August.
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You've got to be like a fintech or like a start-up.
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All 15 people from the start-up will be absorbed by Uber.
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The plant is planned for start up by the end of 2021.
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India is a country renowned for its bustling tech start-up scene.
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Another Pittsburgh-based tech start-up, Argo, is valued at $7.25 billion.
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The start-up will be closing all U.K. accounts on Apr. 15.
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He just fell in love with this start-up idea, this dream.
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Mr. Butterfield began Slack out of a gaming start-up, Tiny Speck.
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That has become clear with a Portland start-up originally called NoAppFee.
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That start-up eventually became the billion-dollar online travel company Expedia.
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A start-up that loses money and consumes capital for some period?
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" Translation: "I want to... start up a new arms race with Russia?
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Despite a slowdown in venture capital funding globally, the start-up raised $35 million in a funding round in August, and Quek says he is positive on the local start-up scene in the bigger scheme of things.
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The gang of awkward bros who are trying to make it big with Pied Piper, the show's heroic central start-up, have always been mostly good dudes, at least compared to their real-life start-up bro analogues.
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"If you're a start-up, it's a good time to think about what start-up you're trying to do in Asia," said Lee, who said she anticipates a boost to investment in the region over the coming years.
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If you're interested in going the start-up route, you can improve your odds of getting hired by demonstrating that you're a doer who can produce results, according to former Microsoft exec turned start-up founder Jensen Harris.
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Other companies in that category include the blood testing start-up Theranos, the insurance start-up Zenefits and, perhaps most prominently, the ride-hailing company Uber, whose chief executive, Travis Kalanick, stepped down amid a spate of scandals.
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The Flamanville reactor is expected to start up at the end of 2018 and ramp up to full power in November 2019, provided it encounters no further technical problems and it gets start-up approval from the ASN.
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"There are people choosing technology not because they love it or want to do a start-up," said Jesse Lu, a Chinese entrepreneur who spent time at Y Combinator, a prominent start-up accelerator in the United States.
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Shortly after launching in late 2015, the young start-up became one of three Indian companies to be given a place on the highly-coveted Y Combinator program - a start-up accelerator that helps fund new entrepreneurial ventures.
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Start-Up Chile Executive Director Rocio Fonseca speaking at an event Start-Up Chile Executive Director Rocio Fonseca speaking at an event The "S Factory" gives female entrepreneurs still in ideation a $000,224 grant and 240-week mentorship grounding.
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Unbridled optimism fuels start-up world, and many investors and start-up executives I talked to in recent weeks argued that with the insane amounts of money pouring into start-ups, the Five don't have the whole game won.
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A French start-up called Moona is hoping that the answer is yes.
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The Mormon religion also plays a part in the state's start-up success.
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There's also a start-up from California called Niantic, which developed the game.
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Nor has the downturn changed life at Gusto, a payroll management start-up.
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Start-up funding has been directed largely at virtual approaches to treating patients.
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The blockbuster IPO could value the Silicon Valley start-up at $84 billion.
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Intercom, a start-up helping businesses talk to their customers, is growing quickly.
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Online retailer Vente-Privee is also running a start-up program on site.
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Blippar, once a much-hyped augmented reality start-up, has fallen into administration.
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Chris Sacca is a leading man in the world of start-up investing.
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Things happen, and he decides to start up a clinic of his own.
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Small-caps underperformed, with the start-up board ChiNext losing over 1 percent.
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Start-Up Chile's debut came at a fortuitous moment for other reasons, too.
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The Finnish start-up has partnered with Foxconn to help manufacture the device.
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But just a day later, the start-up un-winded its ambitious plan.
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South African start-up Onyx Connect unveiled a low-cost device in 2017.
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Before the Silicon Valley start-up imploded, it was valued at $9 billion.
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Much of their focus is on the region's vibrant digital start-up scene.
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On behalf of entrepreneurs and the leaders of Polish start-up community: 1.
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The start-up opened four SmileShop locations in Walgreens stores earlier this month.
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In 2013, she created castAR, a start-up based in Palo Alto, Calif.
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They may charge a start-up fee, along with a monthly retainer fee.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Kymeta is a start-up focusing on using tiny satellite antennas.
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The majority of the start up managers are white men or Asian men.
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"The financial start-up costs were really not that high," Ms. Doughty said.
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In 2017, the start-up completed flight testing for a two-seater prototype.
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That's how the start-up sees itself in taking on Yahoo and ESPN.
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Tel Aviv-based start-up TriEye specializes in short-wave infrared (SWIR) cameras.
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Boston-based start-up Legacy provides men the option to freeze their sperm.
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Dr. Marraffini is a co-founder of one such start-up, Eligo Bioscience.
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The Chinext start-up board was up more than 3% to around 2,180.29.
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And he pledged to make the start-up an inviting place for women.
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The Chinese government is reportedly cracking down on would-be start-up investors.
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Magic Leap, a secretive augmented reality start-up based in Dania Beach, Fla.
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The Diamond start-up has helped draw down inventories in Cushing, traders said.
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Earlier this year, Gojek bought a Philippines-based financial technology start-up, Coins.
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Another, Fasten, is a Boston-based start-up, with experience servicing college towns.
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The Silicon Valley start-up shifts the paradigm on how to tackle superbugs.
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The growth of the start-up has been a bit of a whirlwind.
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How do you turn a small start-up into a $30 million business?
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The start-up is backed by the likes of HSBC and American Express.
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The founder of Ring, a home security start-up, bought a mountain bike.
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The start-up now handles more than $150 billion in trades every day.
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It is a part of Walmart's internal start-up incubator, Store No. 8.
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The investment would make Amazon a minority shareholder in the British start-up.
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Tanisha Robinson is building on that legacy with her start-up, Print Syndicate.
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It'll be the first time the start-up shared its full financial picture.
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If a user chooses that provider, the start-up gets a referral fee.
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Cuban originally struck a deal with the start-up but it fell apart.
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The start-up combines translation experts with machine learning to create language translations.
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The new recommendations hope to enable this initial decrease to start up again.
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Start-up Iron Ox created a fully autonomous farm in San Carlos, California.
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Payments start-up Square is encroaching on even more of traditional banks' territory.
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Hand laundries offered comparatively low start-up costs but required long, hard hours.
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They will move to the next start-up and take their chances there.
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Over eight decades, these "start-up costs" have been baked into the program.
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It takes some work and there are some start-up costs to consider.
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Once such advantages have been established, they start up all kinds of flywheels.
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Brighter days are ahead, or so start-up investors would have us believe.
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That's a noteworthy corrective for a state synonymous with start-up star power.
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Many of us would love to found the next billion-dollar start-up.
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Yipeedo is once such start up currently on Bluemix for its application development.
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Ironclad has since caught the attention of the best-known start-up investors.
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If enacted, it would make 75,000 start-up visas available to international entrepreneurs.
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Smart city start-up Quantela received a $10 million investment from Digital Alpha.
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But before McKinney could even start up his tablet, a guard stopped him.
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Ride-hailing start-up Lyft this week settled a proposed class-action lawsuit.
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In addition, the start-up will put a big emphasis on mobile transactions.
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He also serves as an advisor to energy-efficiency start-up Bluon Energy.
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His brother, Josh, is the founder of health insurance start-up Oscar Health.
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For Grokker, an on-demand fitness start-up, this is no hypothetical exercise.
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The start-up, founded in April 2014, was launched with full-time workers.
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She held official roles in start-up airlines and the National Aeronautic Association.
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In sunny Singapore, one start-up is disrupting the world of development consulting.
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Start-up platforms will be subject to lighter obligations than more established ones.
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The start-up has also been investing in new technology, particularly artificial intelligence.
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Last week, ride-hailing start-up Lyft settled a proposed class-action lawsuit.
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The start-up is still on the hunt for a chief operating officer.
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Meanwhile, native business owners get less start-up funding than other business owners.
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That's what Zebra Medical Vision, an Israeli start-up, is trying to solve.
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" Mr. Graumann has said he prefers to see it as a "start-up.
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The 23-foot-long drones are made by Bay Area start-up Saildrone.
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Mr. Campbell was deeply involved in Silicon Valley's start-up culture as well.
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Another start-up which was chosen for incubation is the Slovenia-based OriginTrail.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Getting a financial start-up off the ground is tough enough.
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The start-up is working with designer Yves Béhar on the furniture designs.
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"We were just kind of sick of the start-up life," Allison said.
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A start-up called Allume raised $3 million to build a StitchFix competitor.
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The firm even takes money from investors on start-up crowdfunding site AngelList.
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"Niche brands can start up by running digital advertising on Facebook," he said.
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In total, the start-up now has capital of more than $1.6 billion.
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German start-up bank N26 and Estonia's LHV have previously partnered with TransferWise.
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But the greatest turnover is at the start-up level, Mr. Barrett said.
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The firm bought Stockholm, Sweden-based payments start-up iZettle for $2.2 billion.
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Account sizes range from $50 to millions of dollars, the start-up said.
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Q: As a woman, have you found the start-up world particularly difficult?
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Our start-up environment too, is leading the way for our European peers.
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She now does consulting from New Rochelle for pharmaceutical and start-up companies.
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This start-up transforms apartment rentals into hotel experiences — and they're growing fast.
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Baldet unveiled her new start-up Clovyr Wednesday at the Consensus blockchain conference.
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Pretty sweet deal for a start-up that didn't exist nine months ago.
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And it proved to be a very nurturing start-up village for me.
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The ride-sharing company is the most-funded start-up in the world.
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It was one of the largest investments into a privately held start-up.
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"You and I could start up a pickup basketball league tomorrow," he says.
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The start-up owns 61 percent of the 100 billion XRP in existence.
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One Silicon Valley start-up, for example, got plenty of attention on Tuesday.
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Horizons Ventures, backer of Impossible Foods, invested $2.6 million in the start-up.
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One notable outlier from this trend has been the music start-up Music.ly.
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The fast-growing start-up had been hiring about 300 employees a month.
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A start-up called Flirtey delivers pizzas, Slurpees and other sundries by drone.
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With a strong tech sector, Armenia sees itself as a start-up country.
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But then, within days or occasionally even weeks, something else would start up.
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They sold the start-up to Yahoo for $5.7 billion in April 2000.
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His reference to the "start up" treaty came in the third presidential debate.
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And then, we'll start up the same old arguments we've already been having.
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Pokémon Go, though, is actually the work of a start-up, Niantic Inc.
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Just push the PS button on the controller to start up the PS4.
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Small-business retirement planning is turning into a start-up industry in itself.
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The name of the start-up, which launched in 2013, had several inspirations.
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Shenzhen's start-up board ChiNext jumped 2.3 percent, recovering much of Wednesday's losses.
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The company said this will provide key support to Europe's start-up scene.
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But his start-up, Mr. Ai explained to the committee, had great potential.
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You left AT&T for Priceline when it was just a start-up.
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Here's how to start up your own financial date night with your partner.
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Or they could mimic Cogan's employer, a wildly successful start-up called Harry's.
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Food delivery start-up Zomato said it was launching "contactless delivery" for customers.
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Walmart is reportedly in talks to buy PillPack, an online pharmacy start-up.
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Start-up costs were high, so a few big firms dominated the industry.
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Kalanick's next start-up, another file-sharing company called Red Swoosh, fared better.
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So, you just have to realize, the customer is not the start up.
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The conservative investor Peter Thiel is backing a psychedelics-for-wellness start-up.
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Meanwhile, the buzziest start-up in San Francisco is … an expensive email app?
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They are looking to another Bangalore start-up, Ather Energy, to supply them.
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He took over a start-up that sold water-purifying pumps for backpackers.
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Budgets for start-up parties, he said, can easily go above $10 million.
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"It's good to be part of a start-up," he said on Thursday.
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Google, the tiny start-up, would have faced an unfair fight against Bing.
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The start-up employs more than 500 people, up from 400 last year.
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She is supposed to be pitching executives at a start-up called WhatTimeIsItRightNow.
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They soon began discussing marriage and working on a start-up project together.
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Stock-trading start-up Robinhood is facing legal fallout from its recent outage.
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Alphabet is currently sitting on some $11 billion worth of start-up investments.
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The line is expected to start up in the second half of 2021.
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Finding a focus is Villig's biggest tip for anyone launching a start-up.
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It is SoftBank itself taking control, not the start-up focused Vision Fund.
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Mixer, once called Beam, was a start-up acquired by Microsoft in 2016.
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Jay-Z has joined the cannabis start-up Caliva as chief brand strategist.
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The mobile banking start-up polled more than 1,000 U.S. adults in November.
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Uber is partnering with electric scooter start-up Lime, the companies said Monday.
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So I always tell people go to a start-up while you're young.
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Say "disruptive start-up," and most people will think of Uber or Airbnb.
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Facebook announced the acquisition of messaging start-up called Redkix for $100 million.
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Investments so far include self-driving car start-up Nauto and chipmaker Nvidia.
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Meanwhile, the start-up board Chinext index popped 3.12 percent on the day.
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China's tech-heavy start-up board ChiNext Price Index was up 3.4 percent.
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Credit card start-up Brex is getting its own new line of credit.
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A San Francisco start-up is combining food and technology to prevent diabetes.
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The adjustment is due to lower pace of KM7 start-up, it said.
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Walmart plans to acquire the grocery delivery start-up Cornershop for $225 million.
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Another organization spreading entrepreneurial energy beyond Tel Aviv is Start-Up Nation Central.
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I work for a small start-up that's seen its share of turmoil.
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But this being start-up land, a shoe is never just a shoe.
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The start-up has raised over $40 million in the past four years.
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He quickly positioned the start-up as an alternative to the taxi industry.
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The construction start-up Katerra, another SoftBank-funded company, also cut its staff.
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Even more ominously, juicing start-up Juicero completely closed up shop on Friday.
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"We had many more faculty engaged in start-up activity," Dr. Clark said.
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A start-up out of MIT, Optimus Ride, may help make that possible.
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"For the start-up community this is a super exciting time," says Giannandrea.
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Top to bottom, Uber was a failure of Silicon Valley's start-up machine.
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Over the last half-decade, Uber became the tech industry's model start-up.
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Last month, the start-up pulled the plug on plans to go public.
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Google has made an investment in Indonesian ride-hailing start-up Go-Jek.
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Several investors in Israel's start-up scene reacted positively to the new funds.
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Frankly, it is the setup most adjustable cars default to upon start-up.
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Nearly three years later, his Louisville-based start-up, Phocus, offers just that.
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Cris Mercado, the founder of two start-up ventures, is doing the same.
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Reality: With normal chemical rockets, you can't just stop and start up again.
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To some, she was a heroic survivor of toxic male start-up culture.
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In April, the firm acquired a personal finance start-up called Clarity Money.
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QNB said its branch in Saudi Arabia was in a start-up phase.
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Meanwhile, the ChiNext start-up board climbed 1.2 percent to outperform the benchmark.
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This makes it an unusually influential player in Silicon Valley's start-up scene.
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Yet this start-up has a heritage stretching back more than 200 years.
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To reinforce his mantra that Amazon will never stop being a start-up.
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The start-up has not received any institutional investor or venture capital funds.
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Or why Ford invested $1 billion in self-driving car start-up Argo.
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The government wants to encourage start up companies to innovate in financial services.
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AI, a small machine-learning start-up based in Paris, for undisclosed terms.
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In total, the start-up has raised funding amounting to almost $400 million.
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But then Mr. Boies got involved with the blood-testing start-up Theranos.
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"Luckily, the start-up cost, though high, is not prohibitively high," says Fann.
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Tradeshift is a start-up in the supply chain payments and marketplaces space.
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Health start-up Nurx raised $36 million in deal led by Kleiner Perkins.
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Polis and Issa are helping lead this year's Start-Up Day Across America.
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The early Facebook investor was a part of Cayman Islands start-up Block.
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CHINA'S START-UP BOARD CHINEXT UP 2% AFTER SECURITIES REGULATOR EASES REFINANCING RULES
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He told Yang they should create a start-up to make it happen.
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SoftBank Group, which owns highly-leveraged tech start-up Vision Fund, lost 6.1%.
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I could not read them stories because my cough would start up again.
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In 2013, Apple bought his fledgling company, Cue, a predictive search start-up.
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Sprint and UBS hired WeWork to make their offices more start-up-like.
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Now some of them have increasingly begun to compete with the start-up.
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There is a certain risk to being buried in a start-up forest.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Tuesday about obstacles facing Digital Asset Holdings, a start-up involved in virtual currency that was founded by Blythe Masters, a former top JPMorgan Chase executive, misstated the position of Beth Shah at the start-up.
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South by Southwest When Adam Lyons completed a program at an intensive start-up accelerator in Pittsburgh, he had his insurance rate comparison start-up, The Zebra, in good shape, and he had also decided on a dream investor: Mark Cuban.
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Mid-2017, the ASN ruled that Flamanville could start up despite weak spots in the steel of the lid over its reactor vessel, but that the lid would have to be replaced a few years after start-up, latest by 2024.
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Dan founded a sports-related start-up, then became vice president of small business at Facebook, while Esther worked at Kurbo, a start-up focused on weight management for kids, and taught spin classes at a Jewish community center for fun.
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At a start-up competition in 2014 in San Francisco, Lisa Curtis, an entrepreneur, pitched her food start-up, Kuli Kuli, and was told her idea had won the most plaudits from the audience, opening the door to possible investment.
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Last year, General Motors paid more than $1 billion for Cruise Automation, an autonomous vehicle technology start-up, and Ford recently announced plans to invest $1 billion over five years in Argo AI, an artificial intelligence start-up formed in December.
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"I need a stronger antitrust arsenal," the French president told an audience of business founders in a large start-up incubator that has become a flagship for his administration's ambitions to reinvent France as a plugged-in "start-up nation".
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Photo messaging start-up Snapchat was second, with a total of almost $1.3 billion.
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In the world of start-up entrepreneurs, the Callahans qualify as a power couple.
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Kalanick said the start-up had been losing $1 billion a year in China.
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The investment expands Microsoft's start-up investing, which had previously focused on cloud companies.
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In September, Ellenbogen's fund led a $90 million investment in software start-up PagerDuty.
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Augustin, co-founder of Feathr, made an unconventional move for a serious start-up.
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"Almost every major city in Florida has a start-up tech scene," Augustin said.
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But the heart of Gainesville's start-up scene came from a now-defunct business.
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The start-up works to discover new treatments for neurodegeneration, cognition and rare diseases.
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For awhile, my friend Tim Ferriss' main source of income was start-up investing.
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Google I/O will start up again on Thursday and Friday at 9 a.m.
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"They are not always looking for the next start-up to go," he said.
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The Series C round brings total funding for the start-up to $2285 million.
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The project, scheduled to start up in 2024, requires investment of about $5 billion.
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SoftBank plans to invest $2 billion more in WeWork, the start-up announced Tuesday.
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The valuation of ride-hailing start-up Lyft, by comparison, is around $15 billion.
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Europe's tech start-up scene is giving Silicon Valley a run for its money.
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For the photographer, start-up costs were high because equipment and supplies were expensive.
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Alexa will still start up and begin listening when the device is initially triggered.
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"You'll need to cover all the start-up expenses, like buying furniture," adds McBride.
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He worked for Siebel, Oracle and Intuit before lunging into India's start-up ecosystem.
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UBS, a bank, expects game approvals to start up again in October or November.
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It appeared that Spotify was paying up for a fast-growing, successful start-up.
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Furnishing an office or start-up space can be expensive, tiring and even boring.
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Uber is the world's most valuable private technology start-up worth over $62 billion.
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The online financial advice start-up business has not shown that it's profitable yet.
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A German start-up has unveiled a five-seater, all-electric air taxi prototype.
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His Pitttsburgh-based start-up, founded with Severin Hacker in 1083, tackles that hurdle.
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Equity crowdfunding to the public will also change the rules of start-up marketing.
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Years into its existence, it still felt like a "start-up," multiple staffers said.
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The start-up last year acquired the old Mitsubishi assembly plant in Normal, Illinois.
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It separately also said it bought a minority stake in robotics start-up Karakuri.
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Food delivery start-up Blue Apron is considering going public, unnamed sources told Bloomberg.
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It shipped its first LNG cargo in June last year following start-up delays.
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He later launched a gaming start-up in 2011 within Google called Niantic Labs.
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The Hong Kong company was then just a young start-up, serving 100,000 students.
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Shirazi is CEO of a 140-person start-up called Radius and, at Salesforce.
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Kunst, who now runs a fitness start-up, said she declined Mr. McClure's advance.
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It cited the start-up of the giant Kazakh Kashagan field as a factor.
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That distinction becomes important as the celebrity start-up hype machine has faced criticism.
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Sudden Coffee might be a coffee company but it's run like a start-up.
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At the same time, the start-up of new refining capacity is boosting demand.
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The German automaker recently ended its relationship with another self-driving start-up, Aurora.
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This mattress start-up is already popular for their 100-Night Risk Free Trial.
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The EV start-up did not say how many staff would be laid off.
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Online therapy start-up Talkspace can barely keep up with the increase in demand.
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On Friday, Colonial pushed back the start up day from Saturday to Sunday afternoon.
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Israel also has a burgeoning start-up scene in many areas of the country.
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The funding values the start-up at $4.5 billion, not including the new capital.
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This start-up promises to give coffee lovers their caffeine fix … on their wrists.
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It already has integrated with French ride-sharing start-up BlaBlaCar in certain markets.
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Some 20 years later I was judging a start-up gathering in Cairo, Egypt.
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Our start-up idea was unleashed by technology impossible even a few years before.
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But for Willis, football and the start-up life have a few surprising similarities.
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Today, the start-up has 250,000 customers and is adding 10,000 new shoppers monthly.
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Aero employees, demanded his involvement in the start-up should stay hidden, Bloomberg said.
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By 2020 his start-up is looking to reach 15 countries throughout West Africa.
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Tidal looks like a marginally functioning, barely powered start-up in this SNL parody.
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The investment will value the start-up at around $2.8 billion, the report on.ft.
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Old computers that broke or wouldn't start up caused hours-long lines and delays.
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This start-up is taking a high-tech approach to making divorces more amicable.
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According to the start-up, there are nearly 2,000 active BloomSky device users worldwide.
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Tech start-up Paribus is looking out for consumers — by looking into their email.
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Another start-up gaining a lot of attention is Digitsole, a smart footware maker.
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But Horowitz-Burdick did not hit start-up paydirt without first paying her dues.
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The start-up told CNBC it purchases Palatinose from Beneo, a natural food supplier.
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In part, he says, that's because consumers don't like CFL's slow start-up time.
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Lee, a former journalist and start-up founder who sits on Unicode's emoji subcommittee.
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In a start up, I could be nimble and give myself permission to fail.
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Backers of the Paris-based start-up include Elaia Partners, Bpifrance and Idinvest Partners.
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The San Francisco-based start-up has raised $1.5 million in Series A funding.
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The Optimist Harshit Tibrewal, 123, is a software engineer working for a start-up.
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One start-up is designing kayaks that fold up and fit in your closet.
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And some of its employees are aiding the start-up on a voluntary basis.
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Snodgrass is funding a start-up called Tzoa, a wearable that measures air quality.
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This is where Adyen, a Dutch start-up valued at $2.3 billion, comes in.
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That's when the trouble will start up, but right now I'm not too concerned.
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His co-founder, Kylie Teo, told CNBC she joined the start-up in June.
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Probably not, according to one investor in the start-up, Menlo Ventures' Matt Murphy.
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Now, AppDynamics founder Jyoti Bansal is working on a new start-up called Harness.
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The start-up is already working with some customers in beta, the source said.
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That start-up is Otto, led by 15 former Google employees, including eight engineers.
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Trade watchers expect that negotiations could start up again with the Mexican election over.
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He moved from the Melbourne, Florida, area, where he launched his last start-up.
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The project also envisions creating about two dozen start-up incubators, the organizers say.
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Melanie Perkins, co-founder and CEO of Australian online design start-up Canva, agreed.
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A Wisconsin start-up designs ceramic guides that pinpoint tumors in individual cancer patients.
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Student loan start-up SoFi, and more recently Square, also offer free stock trading.
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That is an achievement, and not just in comparison to other start-up plans.
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TransferWise, also a U.K. start-up, reported its first profitable year in fiscal 2017.
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Enterprise tech start-up Innovium raised $77 Million in a series D funding round.
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Russian start-up Promobot recently unveiled what it calls the world's first autonomous android.
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The start-up created its own material by partnering directly with a fiber manufacturer.
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Now a Brazilian start-up, Yellow, has locked in a $9 million seed round.
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Until recently, Son was not widely known among the Silicon Valley start-up set.
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If a piece of equipment fails, you have another one ready to start up.
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Meanwhile Coinbase itself made its largest acquisition on Monday, buying blockchain start-up Earn.
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Chinese start-up CHJ Automotive is the latest player looking to come to market.
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The suit argued that the struggling laboratory start-up had breached the companies' contract.
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They invested together earlier this decade in a video curation start-up called Waywire.
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Now European start-up Keego has come up with an innovative, new water bottle.
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Obosan-bin was originally the brainchild of Minrevi, a for-profit internet start-up.
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Start-up technology companies are clamoring for the prestige of a Palo Alto address.
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For about $200, you can buy a fridge camera from UK start-up Smarter.
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In 2011, Falon Fatemi was building a career consulting in the start-up world.
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Didi is the largest ride-hailing start-up in China, with 450 million users.
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France fell behind when the tech start-up boom took off in the 1990s.
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Mr. Choi set up his start-up in June 2015 under the name 1For.
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Many of the employees are now hunting for other Silicon Valley start-up jobs.
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Theranos was once widely considered a very highly esteemed start-up in Silicon Valley.
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A start-up is less a physical reality than the hype that surrounds it.
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PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel has parted ways with start-up incubator Y Combinator.
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BOORSTIN: YOU WERE ONCE A TINY START-UP AND YOU DID MANAGE TO SUCCEED.
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The fake start-up ended up running off with $2 million of investor money.
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"It is like with any start-up, you need a track record," he said.
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The government said reductions were in line with a decline in start-up costs.
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An alum from Y Combinator's accelerator program, fintech start-up Avant launched in 2012.
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Sigvart Voss Eriksen is the CEO of Tapad, a venture-funded marketing start-up.
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The company is also buying 3-D imaging and augmented reality start-up Outward.
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In September 2016, the start-up launched a paid subscription service called Robinhood Gold.
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Is it hard to have a relationship when you are launching a start-up?
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More companies are seeking access to Epic's app store as start-up funding increases.
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British chipmaking start-up Graphcore is one of the wave of "deep tech" firms.
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Then I left Kraft to become the chief marketing officer at a start-up.
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Abbott is taking its partnership with a diabetes care start-up one step further.
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But only a few weeks later, the start-up had found another 21 percent.
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It was co-founded by Naval Ravikant, chief executive of start-up website AngelList.
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"Tunisia is a start-up democracy," its former Prime Minister Mehdi Jomaa told me.
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What amazes me is how many of these companies start up doing it wrong.
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He had stuck with neurosurgery while I chased start-up financing right after internship.
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Now, he has a start-up that sells dental insurance, but with a twist.
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There's also a booming start-up industry that thrives in a collaborative, open environment.
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While every start-up has its eyes on funding, some accelerators have specialized goals.
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Microsoft on Wednesday said it has acquired Bonsai, a small artificial intelligence start-up.
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The firm is also invested in MemSQL, a real-time data analytics start-up.
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In fact, she's paid off $15,000 to date, all while launching a start-up.
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Still, Everybody, unlike her former employer, is a start-up on a shoestring budget.
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This start-up is actually encouraging college students not to wash their bed sheets.
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Start-up employees are commonly offered stock options as part of their compensation packages.
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Spacious, a start-up, is working with restaurants in New York and San Francisco.
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Its imprimatur also gives Rivian credibility, which is crucial for an untested start-up.
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The choice of Berlin also puts Tesla close to Germany's scrappy start-up capital.
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It rocketed the company from a small start-up into a major biotechnology company.
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AI, an artificial intelligence start-up focused on the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
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The longer it takes, the harder it will be to start up our economy.
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They were not discussing a start-up, a scholarship program or a political campaign.
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In 2011, Washington blocked Huawei from buying a California tech start-up, 3Leaf Systems.
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Silicon Valley Start-up Plenty raised $200 million from SoftBank's $100 billion Vision Fund.
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The start-up has 150,000 bikes on the road in 45 cities around Europe.
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And Snapchat is a great distribution channel for a niche start-up like Fancentro.
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SoFi will be the only Silicon Valley start-up in the NFL stadium ranks.
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And when start-up executives and founders do sell, the results can vary widely.
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When I spotted UNICORN START UP, I knew I had found it at last.
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Ride-sharing was a good idea ruined by a deeply misguided start-up culture.
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Nor did Canny AI, an Israeli advertising start-up that helped create the video.
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The start-up did not work out, and Mr. Houston went back to school.
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Research has shown that female start-up executives often get better returns than men.
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It was one of the craziest start-up experiences in a very large company.
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Each team received a $100,000 award, including office space, to pursue its start-up.
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Records show that his parents also lent him about $19,000 in start-up money.
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New users start up daily, while old users fall deeper into cycles of despair.
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Home Box, a food delivery start-up that graduated from Parallel18's latest cohort.
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His father is a private consultant for start-up companies mainly in San Diego.
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Many of Robinhood's users took to Twitter and Reddit to blast the start-up.
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When Facebook acquired WhatsApp, another messaging start-up, Telegram attracted millions of new users.
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Why, exactly, did your new company acquire the start-up in the first place?
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Target acquired Shipt, a start-up offering same-day delivery services, for $103 million.
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Microsoft Edge will no longer start up in the background, and won't automatically load.
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" "The longer it takes, the harder it will be to start up our economy.
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Another real estate start-up, Zenplace, provides both virtual tours and tours with robots.
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Christian Jorg, 56, who runs two start-up accelerators, gets there at 7 a.m.
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The advertisement had been put out by a Louisville tech start-up called Interapt.
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Mr. Hoffman's colleagues said his start-up method to politics was the right one.
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He co-founded a start-up company Valerian Materials to commercialize the recyclable polyurethane.
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He left to build a start-up, which Microsoft acquired nearly three years ago.
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Now he can add "start-up founder who hit the jackpot" to his résumé.
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Like some other start-up founders, Ulbricht is undone by his naïveté and narcissism.
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Another showed the increasingly suggestive messages she had received from a start-up investor.
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She knows — she lost her job at a start-up twice in 12 months.
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The first person at the microphone asked the investor to fund his start-up.
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Bird, the scooter start-up, announced $275 million in fresh funding at the conference.
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The fallout from the failed We Company IPO has rocked the start-up world.
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Start-up CEO, actress, magazine editor ... some high-profile jobs seem glamorous and exciting.
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The two things that start-up companies need most are investment and regulatory certainty.
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Ahmed started the technology start-up accelerator Flat6900Labs in addition to the GrEEK Campus.
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The rover is a tiny four-legged robot developed by British start-up Spacebit.
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The bacteria, identified by biotech start-up LanzaTech, helps turn factory carbon emissions, a.k.a.
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Small-cap stocks rebounded, though, with the start-up ChiNext board up 0.7 percent.
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Blockchain start-up Ripple has repeatedly said its XRP cryptocurrency is not a security.
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One of these is a "FitBit for fighters" created by Finnish start-up Kick.
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The start-up also charges U.S. transaction fees of 1.5 percent to 4 percent.
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He tweeted prolifically at big start-up figures like Fred Wilson and Brad Feld.
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All are considered "unicorns" or start-up private companies worth more than $1 billion.
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But Gundotra told CNBC that Apple gave his start-up its biggest boost yet.
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Millennials throng as he buzzes from one French start-up event to the next.
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A start-up called Evidation Health is helping with the research, the companies said.
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The first rule of Silicon Valley venture capital is never insult a start-up.
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The latest step forward comes from AutoGravity, a start-up based in Irvine, Calif.
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Despite its presence as a calming oasis, Salesforce Park faced stressful start-up challenges.
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Venture capital firms including New Enterprise Associates have since invested in the start-up.
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For the start-up, he'll work with his longtime chef and associate Marta Pulini.
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Cisco also bought Accompany, an A.I.-based relationship analysis start-up, for $270 million.
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It would make a popular way of paying start-up employees much less attractive.
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BenevolentAI, a drug development start-up that has raised $290 million, is at benevolent.ai.
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Immigrants are also more likely to obtain a patent and launch a start-up.
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Now, more women are speaking out about sexual harassment in the start-up industry.
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Songkick, a leading tech start-up in the music industry, is splitting in two.
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I run a small but growing start-up and employ many young female employees.
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The state also ranked the number one state for start-up climate and opportunity.
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Uber and food-delivery start-up Postmates sued California over the law last month.
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"That really helps mitigate the risks for these start-up companies," Mr. Stanwix said.
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To Murray this was imperative so the start-up can continue to deliver innovation.
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Uber will continue competing in the Indian ride-hailing market against start-up Ola.
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In addition to contributing capital, the three gave the start-up instant brand credibility.
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"France can definitely become a start-up nation," said Ms. Matte, a French national.
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Madden had founded a technology hub and start-up accelerator in Yangon called Phandeeyar.
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Visa is buying Silicon Valley start-up Plaid in a deal worth $5.3 billion.
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SoftBank is backing out of its investment in struggling dog-walking start-up Wag.
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The groom, 30, is a marketer for Glitch, a coding start-up in Manhattan.
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Mr. Hassanpur began his Blitz trial at a start-up in Palo Alto, Calif.
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Shenzhen's Nasdaq-style start-up board index Chinext has soared 32 percent this year.
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Phantom Auto, a start-up in Mountain View, California, believes it has the answer.
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A Japanese start-up is making a hover backpack to augment one's jumping ability.
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Blue Apron shares have languished since the start-up went public earlier this summer.
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China's start-up Chinext index recorded steeper losses to close lower by 5.32 percent.
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Now San Francisco start-up Zippin is trying to bring that experience to everyone.
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After nine years as a start-up, Spotify announced plans Wednesday to go public.
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This start-up wants to turn tooth brushing from a chore into a game.
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A new start-up is making jackets out of the material used in spacesuits.
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While the start-up doesn't charge trading fees, it does charge for premium services.
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Elon Musk isn't the only Tesla executive with a start-up on the side.
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Jason Brown, CEO of fintech start-up Tally, likened the problem switching telephone providers.
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Mr. Ceglowski is a software engineer who runs the one-man start-up Pinboard.
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The two are joining Uber through an acquisition of their start-up, Geometric Intelligence.
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This week the company bought a start-up called Confirm that authenticates user identities.
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The start-up, based in Tel Aviv, is still working on that medical technology.
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China's relatively expensive and highly speculative start-up board ChiNext tumbled over 6 percent.
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Abu Dhabi is yet to have a notable start-up emerge from the city.
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The self-driving start-up nuTonomy and Land Rover, among others, have already joined.
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A string of experienced executives, hired to professionalize the start-up, had abruptly left.
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The trial in Oakland was the work of Y Combinator, a start-up incubator.
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Can start up immediately if talks break down, which I hope will not happen!
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In the fall of 2013, Vogt left Twitch to start up his own company.
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Start-up founders also appear to be preparing for a potential shift in fortunes.
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Mr. Damari is chief product and strategy officer for Tabookey, a cybersecurity start-up.
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Embracing failure as a learning laboratory is another feature of dynamic start-up economies.
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The gas flows were scheduled to start up in the first half of 2020.
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IKEA invested in AeroFarms, a New Jersey-based hydroponic farming start-up, last year.
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This generation of the start-up wealthy seem especially bullish on their company's success.
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"There's a start-up called Super League gaming that has teams across the United States in all the major cities," Darrell told the "Mad Money" host, likening the start-up to a cross between Little League, Bitty Sports and Pop Warner Little Scholars.
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Montreal, Canada-based start-up Element AI is the first investment in a new AI fund launched by Microsoft Ventures and far from a jobs killer, the start-up views the rise of AI as a human worker's best chance at remaining relevant.
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While Coda, an electric car start-up run by ex-GM China chief Phil Murtaugh, failed three years ago, a Beijing start-up called Zhiche Auto aims to launch smart, connected electric cars by as early as the end of next year.
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Long associated with older industries, Osaka has struggled to get out of the shadow of Tokyo as a start-up hub, but it has upped its game in recent years with new start-up investment funds, downtown university campuses, incubators and pitch events.
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Multiplied industry-wide, that equates to a projected spend in excess of $28500 billion in start-up costs relating to the rule, far-exceeding the Department of Labor's 6900 estimated start-up costs for broker-dealers of $2628 billion to $28503 billion.
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Justin Kan, a partner and spokesman for Y Combinator, said several successful start-ups — including the T-shirt printing company Teespring, the on-demand delivery start-up Instacart and the crowdfunding start-up Tilt — had emerged since Y.C. began funding larger class sizes.
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He ran an internet start-up that failed during the first dot-com bust, worked as an executive at a health care start-up and helped build a test-prep business that was acquired by Kaplan in 2009, netting him a modest fortune.
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In 1994, Musk spent part of his summer in Silicon Valley and held two internships: He worked at an energy storage start-up called Pinnacle Research Institute during the day and at the Palo Alto-based start-up Rocket Science Games at night.
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The start-up has hosted 20 shows around New York since its launch in October.
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This start-up offers what sounds like a crazy solution: Give them a smartwatch instead.
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That's because the European start-up scene is significantly smaller than that of Silicon Valley.
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The 2013 winner, South African start-up Agri Protein, got investment straight away, Mujawamariya says.
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He calls it a "start-up studio" that helps entrepreneurs turn their ideas into businesses.
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A New York start-up, EpiBone, is attempting to 3-D print customized bone grafts.
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A Canadian start-up used to sell bottled up air to polluted cities in China.
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Investing and savings start-up Acorns is one step closer to a billion-dollar valuation.
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If the government shuts down again, Quilici expects the same tax calls to start up.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund invested $21 million in Brazilian delivery start-up Loggi, according to Bloomberg.
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Amazon claims that new partners can start up their business for as little as $10,000.
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A British start-up wants to change the way the next generation thinks about computers.
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Dolfin has been running clinical trials of new technology created by Israeli start-up Lifegraph.
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New York City-headquartered fertility benefits start-up Progyny is trying to help change that.
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Another start-up electric carmaker, Rimac, will provide the Battista's electric motor and battery pack.
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Steemit, a blockchain start-up, recently announced it's laying off 70 percent of its workforce.
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The start-up has also helped provide migrants with learning support through its "microMBA" project.
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The tech-heavy start-up index added 1.3 percent to hit a three-week high.
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Lisa's start up is attempting to revolutionize drug protocols for cancer patients with molecular sequencing.
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And the start-up has been making major strides in the commercialization of its products.
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We knew the industry required big start-up costs but… we gambled everything on it.
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Visually, I look like if Strega Nona went to work at a tech start-up.
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Imagine a small start-up having to negotiate with Comcast or AT&T for carriage.
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In 2010, years of consultation and planning culminated in the launch of Start-Up Chile.
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Another San Francisco-based start-up, Lief Therapeutics, has a biosensing patch that relieves stress.
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They allow people to give money to a start-up which has an exciting idea.
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The start-up just raised $1.6 million in seed funding, thanks to its marketing expertise.
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Ginkgo Bioworks is a Boston-based start-up that bills itself as the organism company.
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The start-up currently has a presence in Barcelona, Madrid, London, Mexico City and Bogata.
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"Start-up companies in tech are about mastering the art of the impossible," said Wong.
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The single start-up market aims to create a "single legal framework" for new companies.
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One start-up is betting its training gear will be a game changer for athletes.
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If you are a start-up or an established business, you benefit from internet openness.
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The duo's start-up, a family memory and photo sharing platform, just wasn't catching on.
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Working at a start-up in its early days was an irreplaceable experience, he says.
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But Silbermann hasn't always done things in the typical Silicon Valley start-up founder fashion.
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But in many ways, counts itself as a start-up in its digital banking efforts.
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Funding from investors like BlackRock has helped the start-up expand rapidly to 2,370 stores.
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Ford struck a similar deal last year with Getaround, another car-sharing marketplace start-up.
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You see it in Wall Street and you see it in the start-up world.
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Even this millionaire knows you can't control everything when it comes to your start-up.
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Shenzhen's start-up board ChiNext , which dropped 1.2 percent on Monday, gained over 1 percent.
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It's even compatible with Alexa, so dad can ask for the vacuum to start up.
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Amazon invested an undisclosed amount in self-driving car start-up Aurora earlier this year.
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JPMorgan and Nomura have approval and are working to start up joint ventures from scratch.
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The New York City-based start-up is currently in its seed round of funding.
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During her second year, she founded a childcare start-up based on the sharing economy.
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After leaving SoftBank last year, Hayashi founded his own start-up Groove X in November.
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He said his remedy is Zipdrug, a start-up offering prescription drug delivery on demand.
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The start-up promises delivery from the pharmacist to your home or office within minutes.
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"We go out with start-up founders and entrepreneurs," Ms. Simon said of their crowd.
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This tech start-up wants to do for legal marijuana what Keurig did for coffee.
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Its report, Global Entrepreneurship Monitor, found start-up levels declined in the U.S. in 2015.
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Stripe, the San Francisco-based e-commerce start-up, thrives when other businesses do well.
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Israel-based start-up Twiggle has come up with a solution specifically for e-commerce.
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Magic Leap, a secretive augmented reality start-up, has hired science fiction and fantasy writers.
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His $40,000 investment was later matched by local Hong Kong start-up incubator program, Cyberport.
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For example, earlier this year General Motors bought self-driving car start-up Cruise Automation.
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Murdoch and Bechtel have not publicly discussed their investments in the start-up, noted WSJ.
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The two investors have backed a string of start-up successes including Skype and Spotify.
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This was the first sign that my fate with the start-up had been decided.
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The tax treatment for start-up investments differs widely between private players and listed entities.
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And it's why I'm excited about AMD's collaboration with Sulon, a little known start up.
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"They're a start-up," Emily's List president Stephanie Schriock says of the Women's March organization.
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According a recent PricewaterhouseCoopers survey, fintech start-up funding hit $12 billion alone in 2016.
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It's similar to the start-up Patreon, which lets an individual collect payments from fans.
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The start-up raised a small seed round of $1.1 million in funding in 2017.
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AI. Notably, Chatfuel is a start-up that allows customers to easily create Messenger bots.
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The start-up is known for its work with the U.K.'s National Health Service.
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He bought SGN from venture capitalist Shervin Pishevar, co-founder of start-up Hyperloop One.
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But that's not all that makes this California-based start-up one of a kind.
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Rongsheng's first 400,000 bpd refinery is slated to start up as early as end-2018.
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That's when Rowland discovered the Canadian start-up that suddenly enhanced their workflow and productivity.
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And according to the founder, the start-up projects it will be profitable in 2016.
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"We are in a start-up process ... so we're going carefully," Post told Fairfax Media.
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However, the tech-heavy start-up board ChiNext still hovered around a 27-month low.
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She is the CEO at NIO U.S., a premium autonomous electric vehicle global start-up.
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Blockchain start-up Ripple is in a precarious position for a 5-year-old company.
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A new start-up offers pet owners access to veterinary "house calls" — via smart phone.
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The start-up also said 35 vets across 16 states are already in the system.
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The Santa Monica, California-based start-up has raised $875,000 in funding from angel investors.
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Last year, Uber, the world's most valuable start-up, announced it was developing autonomous vehicles.
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Sjoqvist said she has no doubt the scheme and the start-up boom are correlated.
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The start-up also plans to develop more products that will address other sleep disorders.
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Lightneer is a Finnish start-up founded in 2015 by Lauri Järvilehto and Lauri Konttori.
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Last year, the start-up snagged Rovio's chief marketing officer and brand ambassador Peter Vesterbacka.
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Shortly after leaving Google, Mr. Levandowski started his own self-driving truck start-up, Otto.
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Silicon Valley and London's Silicon Roundabout have long served as hubs of start-up culture.
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Pishevar is convinced that investors will be eager to commit capital to the start-up.
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Soon it will be able to tell people the chance of their start-up surviving.
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Last month, Raymann left the company to head up a start-up called SleepScore Labs.
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Amazon was recently seen hauling cargo with self-driving truck technology from start-up Embark.
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He's orchestrated seven purchases, including the $700 million deal for video-conferencing start-up Acano.
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In Mexico, it partners with start-up Cornershop, a delivery service for various grocery chains.
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The SGX, too, wants a slice of growing tech start-up pie in the region.
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The culture of venture-capital-funded start-up companies is one of extreme risk taking.
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This year the start-up donated 1,0003 seedlings to the community gardens across the Bronx.
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But before primaries start up again, there's one more GOP primary in Georgia's gubernatorial race.
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For a retail start-up, the 100 million number acts as a moat around Amazon.
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Last month, Goldman Sachs acquired Honest Dollar, a year-old digital retirement savings start-up.
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Another closely-followed Indian industry, the start-up sector, is also notorious for underpaying women.
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But start-up life isn't like working for Google on its bucolic Silicon Valley campus.
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A Silicon Valley start-up called Peloton is focusing on truck convoys for fuel efficiency.
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Progyny is a fertility benefits start-up that offers plans to large, self-insured companies.
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The troubled start-up appears to be moving back to doing more research and development.
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Mainland shares rose across the board, with Shenzhen's start-up board ChiNext surging 4.6 percent.
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LinkedIn, a Silicon Valley start-up, chugged along for years before going public in 246.
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Laura I. Gómez founded a start-up focused on improving diversity in the hiring process.
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Above all, investors are no longer paying any price to invest in a start-up.
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Goby, another New York-based start-up, started selling its own electric toothbrush in 2016.
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The start-up reduces confusion for consumers and lowers application and closing fees, Faux said.
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The H-1B visa employees felt trapped and paralyzed since the start-up sponsored them.
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Just this week, messaging start-up Slack was said to draw interest from Bezos' team.
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The space is now an American Express venture capital office and a start-up incubator.
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The show runs from Thursday to Sunday, and is itself a kind of start-up.
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Salesforce established its AI research lab following its 2016 acquisition of Socher's start-up, MetaMind.
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In the folklore of the start-up world, few figures loom larger than the teenager.
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The start-up soon became the poster child of a coming collapse in Silicon Valley.
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