Does your startup need to move to Silicon Valley? Here are some things to consider
The question that is all too often asked is this – does an Australian start-up need to move to The Valley to be successful?
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New start-up taking small business lending to the next level raises $8m in seed funding
Sail has developed a unique algorithm that harnesses big data in real-time to offer fully customised lending decisions. In a matter of minutes, business owners can apply and receive a loan offer that is tailored to meet their needs.
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This start-up is unlocking effortless income for home owners and property investors
MadeComfy is a short term property management specialist committed to providing property owners with the highest quality, hassle-free, hosting service in the market. It makes hosting effortless whilst property owners earn the rental income
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An upcoming hackathon is determined to empower more women in Australian tech
Australian start-up incubator Tech Pilot Fund are hosting a weekend-long hackathon event in Sydney with a difference.
The event is the initiative of Tech Pilot Fund founder and CEO Simon Anquetil to help foster a healthy start-up scene in Australia and reinforce the crucial role of women in the tech industry. -
This Australian start-up that lets you do yoga in the sky has flown straight into China
As many companies world over still try to enter china Australian tech start-up FLYWELL is saying, “We’re in! So where are you at, Google and Facebook?”
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This start-up has opened a European office off the back of its A$3.2 million seed round
Australian start-up, Meeco, has opened an office in Europe off the back of an A$3.2 million seed funding round from a syndicate of private investors
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Australian start-up fashion brand Grana raises US$6 million after opening a unique San Francisco location
Grana, an online clothing retailer creating luxury fabrics and wardrobe essentials at guilt-free prices, has secured an additional U.S $3.5 million in seed funding allowing for international growth and expansion. The lead investor is Golden Gate Ventures, along with investments from MindWorks Ventures and Bluebell Group, bringing their to- tal funding to date at U.S….
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Epic Catch says you DO have plans for Valentine’s Day, you just don’t know it yet!
Aussie tech start-up Epic Catch has launched, promising a a new way to try something new, with someone new and flourish this Valentine’s Day!
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Australian start-up Unlockd goes global with Sprint Telecom, Twitter and Yahoo
Aussie start-up Unlockd is now available in the US thanks to a deal with Boost Mobile, a Sprint Telecom company as well as partnerships with Twitter & Yahoo
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