Yup. It’s Friday again. The big news in the tech world, of course, is Twitter’s flawless IPO. Evan Williams made $1.48 billion yesterday. Just stop and think about that for a minute. One guy made $1.48 BILLION yesterday. Do you think he had McDonald’s for dinner? Things were just a tad quieter over here at
Kansas City startup Local Ruckus pivoted to something really needed in the event space and it’s paying off.
Don’t botch your investor meeting make sure your brain is in the zone, great startup advice from Tony Monteleone.
Cuban backs two startups from totally different industries, showing even more variety in his startup portfolio more here.
A new Broward County program has drawn hundreds of applications in southern Florida. Startup Quest is a new program being offered under a statewide grant through WorkForce One, reports the Sun Sentinel. The program reads like a reverse accelerator of sorts. Not a “decelerator,” of course, but Startup Quest is targeting a different segment than
Tivli is a startup that’s bringing college students live TV over the internet. The company streams live TV, including broadcast channels, to students on their web connected devices, no matter where they are on campus. The Boston Business Journal reports that Tivli was founded by 2009 Harvard engineering graduates Tuan Ho and Nicholas Krasney. They
It’s Friday again which means it’s time for Follow Friday. Now we don’t do the traditional #FF and shout outs on Twitter. That’s so 2009. Instead, every week we compile a list here at Nibletz that is relevant to our readers and community. Last week we ran a list of 50 500 Startups Mentors which
The word “negotiating” often brings to mind hard-nosed business people in suits stubbornly bidding over the details of a deal. It’s assumed that if one person “wins” the war, someone has to lose. Not so. Business has evolved past the point of needing to be a tug of war between ego-driven people who refuse to
12 funded startup founders on the 12 hardest questions VC’s will ask you.
Dallas Maverick’s Owner, Shark Tank Shark and startup investor Mark Cuban is turning to crowdsourcing to find the next Maverick’s uniforms. Details here.
Billionaire investor Mark Cuban leads round for Florida startup LinguaSys
Memphis entrepreneur, Danielle Inez takes her startup, Pink Robin Avenue, from Upstart 48 Hour Launch to Black Enterprise Magazine’s Elevator Pitch Finals.
Florida entrepreneur Mark Foss hopes to save people hundreds of dollars with his $24.95 invention and startup called Bumper Buzzer see how by checking out this story and video.
Boston startup Apptopia is another startup we’ve been tracking for quite some time. We first brought you the story about this company that helps app developers actually sell their apps and app businesses, back in March of 2012. While app markets seem to be a dime a dozen these days, Apptopia is not an app
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