Tag: north america
GO1.com secures over US$40 million in Series C funding as remote work explosion drives...
As remote learning has become a necessity for many, GO1 has tripled engagement on the platform over the last month. The funding will be used to increase market expansion in North America as well as expand its content provider partner network in direct response to the increased demand for the platform.
Did you know that remote working is on getting popular world over? [INFOGRAPHIC]
All over the globe, remote working is on the rise. With the rise of technology in the likes of smartphones, tablets and laptops and also through increased online connectivity...
Aussie fashion retailer GRANA is raising a $10 million Series A round led by...
Following the Q1 announcement of its US $6 million in seed funding earlier this year, led by Golden Gate Ventures, MindWorks and Bluebell Group, the GRANA team will move into a new 18,000 square-foot centralised warehouse in Hong Kong this month to manage business growth and plans to double its headcount to 100 employees by the end of 2017.
Victorian Government allocates $600k for accelerator to boost Melbourne start-ups
Startupbootcamp received $600,000 for the first year (2016), with the potential of following up funding in the subsequent years. The funds will enable the opening of a hardware lab in Kydo, Melbourne’s IoT and Data Tech Startup Space and will provide the core funding for the launch of the accelerator program in 2017.
UK fintech company TruRating clinches AU$16.5 million in series A funding round
TruRating recently announced that it has raised AU$16.5 million in Series A funding, which will be used to further propel the company’s expansion into global markets and enable TruRating to further develop new technology to provide additional value to consumers.
This Brisbane start-up is doing away with the headaches of managing a large brand
Designers face multiple minor changes. Marketers face escalating costs. This has been the reality of enterprise brand management. Outfit is changing that
Online reviews in review: How to make the most of customer reviews on the...
Today, online customer reviews can make or break a business. We live in a digital world where word-of-mouth referrals on the Internet reign supreme
Looking to spread your wings beyond Australia? Why you should consider expanding to Japan...
The size and the proximity of the Japanese market makes it an attractive destination for Australian SMEs thinking of growing internationally.
A start-up that helps freelance accountants succeed has closed a $180,000 seed funding round...
Accodex, an Adelaide-based start-up offering a new tech-enabled platform for freelance accountants, has secured a $180,000 seed funding to expand to the US
Local cloud-based start-up has plans to make a few US companies uncomfortable
Kounta, the cloud-based point of sale platform that has taken Australia by storm, has recently launched in the US, looking to fill what they...
How one company found the recipe to make millions in an ancient Middle Eastern...
Tony Lutfi first came across Freekeh in Jordan when he was dining with the Prince of Jordan.
Freekeh is an ancient Middle Eastern grain food...
iPhone loses ground to Android, Symbian and BlackBerry. Will this cause an ‘almighty stink’...
In a development that's unlikely to be nearly as amusing as a toilet flush simulator, iPhone is losing ground to its competitors, likely to heighten rivalry between hardware and app developers alike. We've already seen how an almighty stink can arise over iPhone app developers. Take the case of Pull My Finger versus iFart.
iPhone loses ground to Android, Symbian and BlackBerry. Will this cause an 'almighty stink'...
In a development that's unlikely to be nearly as amusing as a toilet flush simulator, iPhone is losing ground to its competitors, likely to heighten rivalry between hardware and app developers alike. We've already seen how an almighty stink can arise over iPhone app developers. Take the case of Pull My Finger versus iFart.