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Entrenched industries don’t want to lose business to upstarts, which is why the taxi industry is fighting Uber’s ride-sharing service and why automobile dealers oppose Tesla’s direct sales model.
But while these high-profile battles get the headlines, many …
From: http://betaboston.com/
Massachusetts is enjoying a record year for biotech companies going public. Notably, the pipeline of well-funded, privately held health care upstarts in the state remains strong, too.
CB Insights has a great look at the landscape for health …
From: http://betaboston.com/
It’s the IPO slowdown month of August, and we are eagerly awaiting apotentially blockbuster initial stock offering from Wayfair when things pick back up. So I figured this might be a good time to pull together all of …
Editor’s Note: This blog first appeared at Commerce.gov.
Small businesses are growing at unprecedented rates. They employ about half – 55 million – of the nation’s private workforce and account for 99.7% percent of all employers in the U.S.
Through …
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A triangular structure looms over Harvard Square, its large windows beaming light onto the street. Ribbons wrap around its granite columns and murals decorate the walls inside.
The building houses Curious George and Friends, a store remembered fondly by Cantabridgians …
From: bizjournals.com
Boston-based venture capital firm Battery Ventures has announced three new promotions.
Principals Alex Benik and Brian Lieber are now partners at the firm, and Morad Elhafed, formerly vice president for the venture firm, is now a principal.
Benik …
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From: bizjournals.com/boston/bizwomen
Ten years after genocide wracked the African nation of Rwanda, killing off as much as one-fourth of its total population, 27-year-old Monica Umwari is hiring former victims with hopes of taking her homegrown business international.
Umwari’s two-year-old business, …
