There’s clearly something a bit strange about a service targeted at women,yet run predominantly by men.
No one has an excuse to be a lousy cook any more,according to this duo who have raised more than $4 million for their artificial intelligence start-up.
Lucy Lloyd and Heidi Holmes are calling for more start-up founders to ditch venture capital funding as the ‘tech wreck’ deepens.
The very thing that makes the tech and start-up industries so appealing are also the things that can make it an incredibly difficult industry to start a family in.
Cost of living crisis be damned;economic downturns are precisely when equity crowdfunding tends to flourish,says Birchal boss Matt Vitale.
Welcome to One Future Football,a computer-generated league comprised of made-up teams and players that is hoping to catch the attention of young,impatient digital natives.
Here's a look at how this imaginary competition will actually function.
Highlights from a One Future Football match.
Australian start-ups are facing a “mortgage cliff” as companies boasting paper valuations in the hundreds of millions start to run out of cash and raise money at much lower prices.
Ordering and payment platform me&u’s chief Katrina Barry laid off 20 employees before raising $30 million,and says the business will break even in the 2024 financial year.
At least $100 million of capital was devoured by rapid-delivery grocery store start-ups,Milkrun’s creation becoming one of the venture capital industry’s most visible financial follies.