Startups

The newest companies that could change the world
  • 13 Asian Startups To Watch In 2016

    2015 was an eventful year for the tech industry in Asia. Funding started to flow in India, which is expected to become the world’s second-largest Internet market soon, while many tech companies in China, South Korea, and Southeast Asia also hit key milestones. The following is just a small sample of startups that will do impressive things next year in industries ranging from finance… Read More
  • #MisguidedPR: The Industry’s Internal CrisisCRUNCH NETWORK

    #MisguidedPR: The Industry’s Internal Crisis

    A U.S. Department of Labor report last year stated there were approximately 57,000 PR managers and 208,000 PR specialists in America; conversely, there were only 46,500 journalists. Do the math.That means there are roughly 5.7 PR professionals for every one journalist. That’s like the equivalent to having six crying babies with only one babysitter. Read More
  • Video Ad Startup Innovid Raises $27.5M

    Video Ad Startup Innovid Raises $27.5M

    Less than a year after its last round, Innovid is announcing that it has raised $27.5 million in new funding. The New York City-headquartered company works with more than 220 advertisers, including Best Buy, Procter & Gamble and Walmart, to create, target and measure their video campaigns. Co-founder and CEO Zvika Netter has said that what really sets Innovid apart is “a… Read More
  • The Midwest Startup Formula Will Change The Status Quo For Building BusinessesCRUNCH NETWORK

    The Midwest Startup Formula Will Change The Status Quo For Building Businesses

    As Silicon Valley startups continue chasing private valuations, entrepreneurs in the Midwest are following an entirely different approach. Our goal is the same — to build world-class businesses based on innovative technologies that create new wealth — but our approach is entirely different. We are proving that startup success comes from validating a real market need, then building… Read More
  • If You’re Launching A Tech Startup In 2016, Focus On Privacy And Fast DataCRUNCH NETWORK

    If You’re Launching A Tech Startup In 2016, Focus On Privacy And Fast Data

    Enterprises over the last decade have devoted large portions of their IT budgets to collecting, securing and analyzing huge volumes of big data. Or at least trying to. But heading into 2016, the increasing complexity of networks, and the sheer number of connected devices that are constantly streaming data over those networks, will create a paradigm shift in how enterprises secure and… Read More
  • After 500,000 Apps Built, Bizness Apps Launches Apex, A New White-Label App Builder

    After 500,000 Apps Built, Bizness Apps Launches Apex, A New White-Label App Builder

    Founded in 2010 as a DIY app and website development platform, Bizness Apps has quietly turned its attention to resellers and digital agencies, becoming one of the largest providers of white-label app development software on the market. In fact, over 500,000 total mobile apps have now been created using the company’s software, and they account for five percent of all apps in the… Read More
  • Layoffs Hit Dinner Lab As Company Shifts To Contract Model For Event Staffers

    Layoffs Hit Dinner Lab As Company Shifts To Contract Model For Event Staffers

    Dinner Lab is laying off around 30 employees from their full-time positions as it shifts to a contract-based model for its events staff, the company confirmed to TechCrunch. Most of those layoffs consisted of on-the-ground events execution staff. The crux of the issue was that these events staffers were being paid as full-time employees, which CEO Brian Bordainick said was not that sustainable… Read More
  • A Startup’s Guide To International ExpansionCRUNCH NETWORK

    A Startup’s Guide To International Expansion

    Startups can now reach international markets almost immediately at launch. Product/market fit is geographically, industry and company-size agnostic — SaaS makes your product adoption almost instantaneous. Although this early global traction can happen organically at the beginning, the reality is that startups must be strategic about systematically scaling from a local region to any number… Read More
  • The Happy Home Company Raises $3.5M To Make Home Maintenance Easier

    The Happy Home Company Raises $3.5M To Make Home Maintenance Easier

    The Happy Home Company is aiming to eliminate the headaches of home maintenance and improvement, and it’s raised $3.5 million in seed funding. The company has been relatively quiet, at least in terms of talking to the media, since I wrote about it a year ago. CEO Doug Ludlow told me today that this was intentional — he wanted to work out the kinks in the model before making a… Read More
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