Founder’s Guide

  • Jibo, MIT’s “Social Robot, Gets $16M Funding

    Fenox Venture Capital from Silicon Valley led a series A-financing extension round for Jibo. The goal is to facilitate Jibo’s expansion into the Asian scene.…

  • What’s New on Facebook?

    Facebook has been adding features to its mobile apps to improve user experience especially to those with slow connectivity. Now, Facebook has announced its newest…

  • Anheuser-Busch InBev Goes for Smart Drinking

    Anheuser-Busch InBev, a brewing company, known for its famous beer brands like, Budweiser, Corona, Michelob and Stella Artois, is using its influence to promote alcohol…

  • Self-Publishing a Paperback Book through Createspace

    Self-publishing is often seen as a whole new game compared to the more traditional options out there. Those who prefer to do things by themselves,…

  • AI Music Composing App Wins TechCrunch Disrupt London

    TechCrunch Disrupt is an event that debuts leading startups. They gather the best entrepreneurs, investors, hackers and tech fans for many activities including the Startup…

  • Porche’s Mission E Launches This 2020

    Porsche has given the green light to build an electric-powered sports car.Porche’s Mission E will introduce a lithium-ion integrated battery capable of charging to 80…

  • Augmented Reality for Business?

    Augmented reality certainly makes for an interesting topic, doesn’t it? An article from techcrunch.com makes the case for augmented reality from a business perspective. The…

  • Foodpanda leaves Vietnam

    Rocket Internet’s Foodpanda, a mobile and online food ordering service, has officially quit operations in Vietnam. Tim Schefenacker, Foodpanda’s global communications head explained, “We saw…

  • Ematic, Digital Marketing Solutions, Raises Funding

    Three-year-old startup, Ematic, works by plugging its software tools into a company’s campaign management method (e.g. MailChimp, Get Response) or its website. Ematic has two…

  • Australian Startup Make Some Change

    A recently launched Australian startup Make Some Change has the potential to change the way people watch online advertisements. Instead of interrupting Youtube users or…

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