Статьи по тегу «Стартап»

Предлагает разместить объявления сразу на всех площадках, а не только на Airbnb, синхронизирует календари, а «умные» алгоритмы меняют цену квартиры в зависимости от спроса и сезона.... →

Пока работа ManyChat сосредоточена в Facebook Messenger.... →

В рубрике «Стартап дня» — компания Particle и её основательница Татьяна Любимова. Particle — российский ИИ-стартап, созданный для американского рынка, который с помощью технологий обработки естественного языка позволяет анализировать новости и твиты и на основе полученной информации предсказывать движение цен на сырье. Татьяна рассказала Rusbase, почему команда решила поменять бизнес-модель и переориентироваться с рекрутинга на сырьевые рынки, как цены на сырьё зависят от твитов, почему даже российским игро... →

Southeast Asia’s startup ecosystem is set to get a massive injection of funds after Jungle Ventures reached a first close of $175 million for its newest fund, TechCrunch has come to learn. Executives at the Singapore-based firm anticipate that the new fund, which is Jungle’s third to date, will reach a final close of $220 […]... →

With news that the We Company (formerly known as WeWork) has officially filed to go public confidentially with the SEC today, there’s a big question on everyone’s mind: is this the next massive startup win or a house of cards waiting to be toppled by the glare of the public markets? No company I follow has […]... →

Mobile marketing company ManyChat has raised $18 million in Series A funding. The startup, co-founded by CEO Mikael Yang, is currently focused on Facebook Messenger. It offers tools for creating a bot on Messenger while also supporting live human chatting (ManyChat says its approach is a “smart blend of automation and personal outreach”), and additional […]... →

Российский инвестор и глава венжурного фонда Begin Capital Алексей Менн назвал причины, по которым его фонд не рассматривает российские стартапы в качестве приоритета для инвестиций. Свою точку зрения он объяснил у себя на странице в Facebook.... →

As spring takes its sweet time rolling across the northern hemisphere, October may not be the first thing on the minds of early-stage startup founders. But it should be. The experience that is Disrupt San Francisco 2019 takes place October 2-4, and now is precisely the time to make a move that could change the trajectory […]... →

Your last 10 emails with a recruiter before an onsite interview probably shouldn’t be about rebooking your canceled flight. Pana is a Denver startup setting its sights on the corporate travel market, with a specific eye towards killing the back-and-forth email or spreadsheet coordination. The startup founded in 2015 has already tried to gain an […]... →

Tray.io, the startup that wants to put automated workflows within reach of line of business users, announced a $37 million Series B investment today. Spark Capital led the round with help from Meritech Capital, along with existing investors GGV Capital, True Ventures and Mosaic Ventures. Under the terms of the deal Spark’s Alex Clayton will […]... →

Сделка с инвестором для IT-стартапа – это в большинстве случаев желаемое событие. У компании появляется экспертиза, деньги, а также профессиональная поддержка. Но есть и минусы. При недостаточном понимании юридической стороны вопроса участники стартапа – разработчики – могут остаться у разбитого корыта: недобросовестный инвестор присвоит все права на их продукты. Анна Шувалова, консультант практики интеллектуальной собственности и информационных технологий юридической компании «Каменская & партнеры», расска... →

Данные британского стартапа позволят измерить объемы пешеходной аудитории наружной рекламы... →

Каждую неделю проверяю, как идут дела у прошлогодних стартапов.... →

Sending severed heads, and even more PR DON’Ts I wrote a “master list” of PR DON’Ts earlier this week, and now that list has nearly doubled as my fellow TechCrunch writers continued to experience even more bad behavior around pitches. So, here are another 12 things of what not to do when pitching a startup: […]... →

This week, I published a piece called the “The master list of PR DON’Ts (or how not to piss off the writer covering your startup).” The problem, of course, with writing a “master list” is that as soon as you publish it, everyone takes the opportunity to point out all the (hopefully) long-tail stories that […]... →

The antitrust argument that says big tech needs breaking up to stop platforms abusing competition and consumers in a two-faced role as seller and (manipulative) marketplace may only just be getting going on a mainstream political stage — but startups have been at the coal face of the fight against crushing platform power for years. […]... →

Most of us don’t know what a geometric modeling kernel or solid modeling kernel is, but every CAD or design application uses one to do create shapes. It’s the underlying infrastructure that allows someone to do the math of CAD design. Just putting a hole in an object or blending lines or removing a corner […]... →

Earlier today, agents from the FBI searched the offices of uBiome, the medical testing company that sells analyses of an individual’s microbiome — the bacteria that live in the gut, according to a report in The Wall Street Journal. The FBI is reportedly investigating uBiome’s billing practices, the WSJ reported. “I can confirm that special […]... →

If Magic Leap fails, the skeptics will at least have to admire the AR startup’s keen ability to raise vast amounts of capital. The company announced today that it has locked down another $280 million in a deal with Japan’s largest mobile operator, Docomo. The deal brings the company’s ever-swelling total cash raised to $2.6 […]... →

Whenever a security startup lands on my desk, I have one question: Who’s the chief security officer (CSO) and when can I get time with them? Having a chief security officer is as relevant today as a chief marketing officer (CMO) or chief re boss. Just as you need to make sure your offering looks […]... →