If we see cycles of a thriving economy followed by downturns and crashes, should we have smelled that something was coming after what we saw in 2020 and 2021?
On average, we've gone from two subscriptions before the pandemic to more than five, and companies have noticed this.
We've all seen the news: the startup world is navigating challenging waters. As a founder myself, it's hard to talk about these topics, but we have to for one reason: I've noticed that the headlines fail to dive deep into what's happening and why it matters.
That's the promise of virtual and augmented reality and, even though we’ve known about it for some time, it's all over the news at the moment.
50% of US small businesses and startups are owned by people 55 or older. Many of them have no succession plan.
Going public is the ultimate graduation for an entrepreneur. The black belt. The Academy Award. The Olympic medal. Listing your company in the New York stock exchange. And it’s also one of the most complicated, expensive, and dangerous processes a company can go through
Digg was a massive website for sharing news back in 2005. In that boom of the interactive web, it became famous for allowing users to vote for their favorite stories.
The Dot Com bubble of the 2000s quickly eliminated many internet companies, but some of those that survived have thrived.
These two companies have been holding grudges for years, and now Apple is hitting Facebook where it hurts. Let's talk about what these tech giants are fighting about, look out for any double standards, and what could be some of the implications for us, the commoners.
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Anonymous messages and local context were the perfect mix to make the popular social network, YikYak, come to life in 2013. They were also the poison to kill it and to write on its tombstone the epitaph of: died too young and too soon.
