While the Chinese technology market digests a new regulatory landscape impacting the country’s edtech market in a sharply negative manner, U.S. education technology...

Affordable healthcare continues to be a major problem in the U.S., with roughly 30 million people without comprehensive healthcare and high medical costs...

LONDON, July 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- When a small, ambitious exploration company starts drilling in a 6.3-million-acre onshore oil play, the vultures descend....

Sproutl, a UK ‘gardening tech’ startup that aims to open up gardening to a whole new generation of gardeners, has today launched a...

Many individual investors and financial advisors may not have considered including venture capital as part of their portfolio because historically the minimum investment...

Getaround was fined nearly $1 million by the Washington, D.C. Office of the attorney general for operating without a license and other violations,...

“It’s about focusing on the metric that directly reflects the value that your company and products bring to your customers,” growth marketer Maya...

SIMON Markets LLC, a Fintech firm that aims to transform the digital wealth management landscape vita its platform for financial professionals, and which...

Maya Moufarek, founder of Marketing Cube, spent more than 15 years working for companies like Google and American Express before launching her own...

Jen Young and Jeff Cavins were sitting in a beige conference room at a downtown Vancouver hotel, wasting away under fluorescent lights, an...

Welcome back to The SaaS Playbook, a bi-weekly rundown of the top articles, tactics, and thought leadership in B2B SaaS. Not a subscriber yet? 🍩 Product management careers get treated differently than engineering, design, and most other tech careers in that there isn’t a point where you can comfortably stay an individual contributor – the idea is to move up in your rank, or move out. There seems to be a much lesser focus on the PRODUCT part than MANAGEMENT in product management, which is why Ken Norton (previously Director of Product for Google),

We know how much you love a good startup pitch-off. Who doesn’t? It combines the thrill of live, high-stakes entertainment with learning about...