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Crehana adquiere la argentina Wormhole
Crehana, la plataforma de aprendizaje y desarrollo en América Latina, cerró su segunda compra del año: wormhole, una plataforma SaaS (software como servicio) para el desarrollo humano.
Los VCs bañaron a las startups con dinero en 2021. Ahora viene lo difícil
"¿Es un casino o el futuro de la tecnología? Todo el mundo está intentando averiguarlo"
Todas las cosas raras que han pasado en el juicio de Elizabeth Holmes hasta ahora
Unas semanas menos, unos meses más.
Jordi Greenham: Here’s how your startup can succeed with international teams
Global conditions have led to more and more startups resorting to remote work in a short period of time. These new forms of organization bring new challenges, especially when working with multicultural teams.
La inversión en Capital Semilla en EE.UU. floreció durante la pandemia
Cuando los Estados Unidos entraron en su primera ola de cierres de COVID-19, había grandes expectativas en la…
4 claves para la expansión internacional de tu empresa
por Levin Bunz Durante los cinco años que pasé en Global Founders Capital, el brazo de 1.000 millones…
Could COVID-19 be an opportunity for international startups in New York?
For years, international founders invested heavily in U.S. expansion. Now, New York, one of their top destinations, has been hit hard in the pandemic. How is the city’s global startup ecosystem dealing with the challenges?
¿Podría COVID-19 ser una oportunidad para las Startups internacionales en Nueva York?
Durante años, los emprendedores internacionales invirtieron mucho en la expansión de los Estados Unidos. Ahora, Nueva York, uno de sus principales destinos, ha sido duramente golpeado por la pandemia. ¿Cómo está enfrentando los desafíos el ecosistema global de la ciudad?
Los altibajos de invertir en Startups internacionales
Marvin Liao, un antiguo socio de 500 Startups, ha sido un inversionista de pre-semilla y de etapa inicial por más de siete años. En este artículo para The Vertical, comparte algunos consejos para los fundadores internacionales sobre cómo tener éxito en los EE.UU.
Husky Starcraft Interview: From Burgerville to 500K YouTube Subscribers in 2 Years
Mike Lamond AKA Husky Starcraft (Wikipedia, YouTube) is a popular e-sports broadcaster with nearly 500,000 subscribers and close to 200 million upload views. I had a chance to talk to him about college life, the early Husky Starcraft days, current challenges, collaboration with
19 year-old Stanford Ph.D. dropout Andrew Hsu is Changing Education
I got really excited when I first read about the Thiel 20 Under 20. I had some hesitation about speaking to some of the Fellows for Startups Open Sourced because I tend to look for founders who have at least
There’s no problem in Silicon Valley
There was an article written by Hermione Way called “The problem with Silicon Valley is Itself.” The article can best be summarized in Hermione’s own words: Living in San Francisco since January, I’ve interviewed around two hundred startups and there’s
Weebly: Be Content With Modest Growth
When I read that Weebly was pushing forward profitably, I recalled the interview I did with David Rusenko several months ago. Weebly doesn’t get talked about a lot, but it’s one of those startups I really wanted to do when
John Resig Discusses jQuery and Decision to Join Khan Academy
I’ve always been a fan of John Resig (Wikipedia, Personal site). It might be safe to say that anyone web developer out there owes Resig a huge thanks for making web app development much easier. We take for granted that
Grooveshark’s Interview
Tags: programmer, cofounder search, undergrad founder, hiring, VC funded, school worker, undergrad dropout, design-focused, major league player (Top 50 ranked site, Alexa top 1,000) Overview: Grooveshark started in 2006 with the goal of competing with piracy and becoming the #1