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Digital Business Ventures You Can Start with Very Little Money

The Startup Magazine

Starting a business is a dream that has become a reality to many people today. The advancements in modern technology have made it possible for just about anyone to turn their idea, hobbies, or professional skills into a lucrative opportunity. Perhaps you’ve rolled the idea of being an entrepreneur around in your mind, but feel it will never happen for you because you don’t have the money.

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3 Economic Rules Every Crypto Start Up Must Obey

Austin Startup

There’s a ton of people infusing cryptocurrency and blockchain into traditional businesses and asset classes claiming to have some revolutionary breakthrough when, in fact, the business value proposition is nothing more than, well, bananas. We see a lot of crypto start-up ideas that go something like this: “We’d like to put bananas on the block chain and trade them with utility tokens.

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[ADV] Jones Mutual: Beginner Tips for CFD Trading

YoungUpstarts

Contract for Difference (CFD) trading has risen to the position where it is now a prominent way of trading on one or more of the global financial markets. In a nutshell, it is a short- to medium-term, high-risk, high-reward method of investing in the financial markets without having to fork out substantial amounts of money to purchase the underlying shares.

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30 Israeli startups in Gartner?s Cool Vendor 2018 List

VC Cafe

Every January, Gartner analysts nominate vendors that have the potential to transform their markets, regardless of their level of funding or the size of the company. Vendors aren’t able to. This is a content summary only. Click on the post title to continue reading this post, share your comments, browse the website and more!

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Building Healthy Innovation Ecosystems for Your Projects

Speaker: Nick Noreña, Innovation Coach and Advisor, Kromatic

Every startup and innovation project exists within an ecosystem that either helps or hurts that project. As innovation managers, we need to keep a pulse of that ecosystem and make sure we're helping those innovation projects we're managing every step of the way. In this webinar, Nick Noreña will walk through an Innovation Ecosystem Model that he and his team at Kromatic have developed to help investors, heads of product, teachers, and executives understand how they can best support innovation in

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Nine Early Stage Startups Pitch at DivInc?s Fourth Demo Day

SiliconHills

In two years, DivInc, an Austin-based accelerator focused on mentoring and coaching ethnically diverse and women-led tech startups, has had four cohorts with 36 companies. Those early-stage companies have raised $2.5 million and generated more than $1 million in revenue, said Preston James, DivInc co-founder. “In the next three to five years, you are going […].

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5 Inspiring Business Lessons From Beyonc??s Hit Songs

YFS Magazine

Beyoncé is more than a global pop sensation. Her brand of empowering and soulful pop has captured and enthralled a generation of women.

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Ditch The ?Manel? And Diversify Your Speaking Panel

YFS Magazine

It’s 2018, people. How are we still curating panels dominated by white men? Here are some do’s and don’ts when creating a diverse panel.

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Tim Keane - Untitled Article

Tim Keane

Hear the inspiring story of Franklin Energy's growth to $250 Million from its founder and CEO and how he navigated through three Private Equity transactions on "How Did You Do That?" Podcast here: [link].

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Must have skills for budding entrepreneurs and start-up founders

Our Own Start-up

With start-up culture growing so fast it's mandatory to know about some points and tactics about the same.

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I didn?t come this far to only come this far

Jeff Hilimire

A recent Dragon Army company meeting. I’ve had the great fortune of having started a few businesses that have done well. The first, Spunlogic, I started with my college roommate and then 10 years later, with 75 employees, we sold the company. The sale was to a great private equity company that put my team together with two other agencies they acquired, all of us co-founding Engauge.

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Happy 25th Anniversary Amy

Feld Thoughts

Amy Batchelor and I have been married for 25 years today. Here’s what we looked like a long time ago on a vacation together in Cabo. R.E.M. and Dilbert together kind of says it all. Here’s another picture of us in our apartment at 15 Sleeper Street in Boston on Amy’s 25th birthday. Amy remembers that I took her out that night to Biba for dinner.

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What To Do In The Event Of A Corporate Tax Investigation

YoungUpstarts

by Mike Smith, senior director of Companydebt.com. Wherever you’re based, there are few things that strike fear into the hearts of small business owners and entrepreneurs quite like news of an impending tax investigation. Despite the fact that corporate tax investigations in countries like the UK, Singapore and the US are carried out by different bodies, the processes of Her Majesty’s Revenue & Customs (UK), the Internal Revenue Service (US) and the Inland Revenue Authority of Singapore are

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?The 4 Reasons Businesses Should Allow Employees to Work from Home

The Startup Magazine

Every company would love to hire the best talent in the market. And that right there is the problem. Competition for the most productive people is intense. That means companies must distinguish themselves from the rest by highlighting the multiple benefits an employee stands to gain by working for the organization. Money is always an important factor but there are other reasons people will choose one employer over another.

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Business risk: Bet the farm only when the crops are on fire.

Berkonomics

Close. How much risk you and your company are willing and able to tolerate over time? Most people believe that early stage companies should take risks aggressively because there is less to lose and much more to gain with each risky bet or decision. Common thinking goes on to address large, public corporations by expressing that the relative tolerance to risk is decreased, in favor of protecting the brand or financial health of the enterprise.