In our line of work, dinners, drinks, and happy hours are where we do business. It’s common knowledge that deals really happen after hours, and the Nibletz team likes to be where the deals are. But have you ever noticed that when it’s time get the check, the server is never around? Or maybe you
These two young entrepreneurs from Chicago are going to help take back the millions of dollars being stolen from college students.
Washington DC’s tech and startup hot spot, 1776 has some major global news this 4th of July holiday week.
Lori Cheek’d the founder of NY startup Cheek’d is reinventing online dating by adding an offline component that’s working.
This young Chicago entrepreneur created Semester Planner after realizing that even though he was a developer, his brain couldn’t stay organized in school.
You see some crazy new things at tech conferences. One of our favorites at Chicago TechWeek was the large booth full of Pringles. Kendall was happy to explain. FreeOsk will be placed in retail outlets across the country and stocked with whatever free samples the retailer wants to give out. Beauty supplies, food, travel products.
Patrick O’Brien, former Groupon employee brings his startup back to Chicago after launching in the valley.
Bid Razor, a recent graduate of St. Louis’ Capital Innovators accelerator is already producing revenue for their platform that shaves time off a contractor’s bidding process.
How cool is this, a beer pong startup.
This Chicago startup helps engage audiences at conferences. We chat with 1871 startup, Conferences.IO
Chet Kanojia the CEO and founder of somewhat controversial TV startup Aereo took to the stage at TechWeek to talk about why people love it.
LaunchHouse is the startup and entrepreneurial Mecca of Cleveland, Ohio. Like many facilities of its kind, LaunchHouse has an incubator, an accelerator, and co-working in their 22,000 square foot space. We ran into the LaunchHouse team at Chicago TechWeek and got a chance to interview Sam Krichevsky, who’s really excited about the next level for
Remember those scavenger hunt games you played as a kid? In college, my sorority pledge class played them with Polaroid cameras. (Remember those?!) We’d race around campus, taking ridiculously embarrassing pictures and the team that embarrassed themselves the most usually won. Now, with the ubiquitous smartphone camera, these games can be even more fun. At
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