Laid-off tech workers are launching their own ventures and competing with their ex-employers
63% of tech workers report they have started their own company post-layoff, according to a recent survey.
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How one tiny country has attracted enough virtual residents to fill a city
A country of 1.3 million people has signed up almost 90,000 e-residents, entrepreneurs and digital nomads from all over the world.
Understanding the enterprise startup lifecycle
Startups aimed at enterprises are attracting increased attention from venture capitalists and private investors. We examine the particular challenges in this sector, and flag up some of the leading companies involved.
Zumbox pulls the plug on digital post
Digital post mailbox startup Zumbox has announced it will shut down next week, but its Australian partner, Digital Post Australia, intends to continue using the US-based company’s infrastructure.
Cavintek helps India SMBs with workflow management app
The Chennai-based startup provides a cloud-based workflow management tool, called cFlow, for small and midsized businesses to manage and automate processes.
Props to StageBitz, watch out Silicon Valley
Tech23 offered a rich bounty for start-ups, including thousands of dollars in cash and an all-expenses paid networking trip to Silicon Valley. Props logistics company StageBitz managed to take out both.
More cash flows to fledgling Aussie sites
Local web 2.0 investment house Future Capital Development Fund (FCDF) today revealed it had ploughed money into two more niche Australian websites, with chief executive Domenic Carosa billing the internet as being ready for a revolution based on real profits.
The man who tamed Australia's wild (web) west
The recent launch of VC firm Blackbird Ventures caps the two-year rise to power of Startmate founder Niki Scevak.
Andreessen-founded Ning cuts staff, free service
Just a month after Gina Bianchini, co-founder of build-a-social-network service Ning, departed the company, it's cutting 40 percent of its staff and axing its free, ad-supported service.
Look before you code
CultureAmp's makers quickly found out that it isn't enough to build a product and hope that customers will see the benefit in using it; instead, the product has to meet the needs of the market.
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