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JULY 16, 2012

By Todd Plitt, USA TODAY Neville Clubwala, a Taskrabbit worker in New York City, delivers cupcakes from Butter Lane bakery and champagne, to a recipient who received a promotion. A woman in Massachusetts rented her vehicle to a RelayRides customer, who was killed in an accident after hitting another car. E-Newsletters.

San Francisco 105

San Francisco Technical Review Zimbabwe New York City 105

Seeing Both Sides

APRIL 29, 2009

It used to be that anyone in the entrepreneurial world had to be keenly cognizant of what was going on in New York City. CEOs of pre-IPO companies were always shuttling into New York to talk up their companies, tell their story and get feedback to prepare for the public markets. My how things have changed.

New York 20

New York Washington New York City DC 20

Up and Running

AUGUST 3, 2012

There are over 60,000 designers working in Massachusetts alone — the state is well past the national average when it comes to professional designers. In lieu of a physical space we’d launch a website that would link the design community and our audience with our network of exhibitions and events across the city.

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Boston Design Architecture New York City 86

Up and Running

JULY 21, 2016

New York City, New York, USA. New York City also ranked number one in market reach and number two in performance and funding, according to Compass’s report. Not only that, New York City is home to “Silicon Alley,” a moniker drawn from the region claiming the number one spot.

Los Angeles 60

Los Angeles Silicon Valley New York City Seattle 60

David Teten

SEPTEMBER 6, 2017

Strikingly, there are now several state and city government programs specifically designed to make it easier for non-Americans to found companies in NYC. In early 2016, New York City launched the International Innovators Initiative ( IN2NYC ). Colorado and Massachusetts have similar programs.

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New York City Cofounder New York Startup 60

ReadWriteStart

AUGUST 11, 2011

To those in our eco-system who are facing this problem around the globe, I have the following suggestion: Instead of giving $100,000 to one startup, give $1,000 each to 100 startups, and put a larger number of entrepreneurs in your community through 1M/1M. In fact, Spencer Bardsley from Columbus, Ohio, pitched Wha' the.? - Discuss.

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Silicon Valley Columbus Ohio Incubator 105