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.
63% of tech workers report they have started their own company post-layoff, according to a recent survey.
A country of 1.3 million people has signed up almost 90,000 e-residents, entrepreneurs and digital nomads from all over the world.
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If you like magazine profiles of startup founders and entrepreneurs, this book is a veritable compendium, whatever you think of its somewhat contrived structure.
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NetSuite executives have confirmed plans to prepare for an IPO later this year, hinting at a valuation close to the $2 billion achieved by Salesforce.com at its IPO in 2004.
Melbourne-based BMY Group is eyeing high net worth Chinese investors interested in Australian startups to back its first venture capital fund.
If messaging apps go the way of China in India, Hike could become a contender.
RocketSpace is expanding into Australia, with plans to launch three coworking spaces in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane in 2017 in partnership with Dexus Property Group.