Israel's tech scene is red-hot, but there are few Arab-led startups — a top...
Israel is often called the "Startup Nation" due to the sheer number of entrepreneurs and tech companies in the country of 9 million people.While Arabs make up 21% of Israel's population, they currently...
View ArticleA controversial startup that charges $8,000 to fill your veins with young...
A startup called Ambrosia Medical that charges $8,000 to fill your veins with the blood of young people plans to launch its first clinic in New York City at the end of this year.Founded by Stanford...
View Article'This test is garbage': Experts and former employees allege that a Silicon...
A Silicon Valley blood-testing startup called Telomere Diagnostics sells a $99 kit that tells customers the average length of their telomeres.Telomeres are seen by some researchers as a holy grail of...
View ArticleA 'Shark Tank' entrepreneur who panicked and forgot her own name during...
The day before she appeared on "Shark Tank," Doddle & Co cofounder Nicki Radzely froze up and forgot her name during the final rehearsal.Radzely, who was pitching the Pop Pacifier, had to appear on...
View ArticleLeaked Andreessen Horowitz data reveals how much Silicon Valley startup execs...
Business Insider has obtained confidential startup salary information collected by Andreessen Horowitz, a top Silicon Valley venture-capital firm.The data sheds light on exactly how much people are...
View ArticleLeaked Andreessen Horowitz data reveal how much Silicon Valley startups pay...
If you're joining a late-stage tech startup as a new vice president of sales, how much equity should you ask for?What's a generous salary offer for a new chief technology officer at a young enterprise...
View ArticleAt age 69, former Cisco CEO John Chambers tells us 'I'm not retired' (CSCO)
John Chambers stepped down as CEO of Cisco in 2015, and left the board at the end of 2017.At age 69, he says he's embarked on a new career as an investor and advisor, with the goal of helping startups...
View ArticleIt could get a lot easier to invest in startups — here's why that's a bad thing
The SEC may make it easier for small investors to bet on unicorns. Venture capitalists may have made billions investing in such companies like Uber, Lyft, and Airbnb, but that doesn't mean the average...
View ArticleEntrepreneurs who appear on 'Shark Tank' hope to walk away with a big-name...
"Shark Tank" alumni, including the founders of Bombas and Coffee Meets Bagel, say their experience on the show was valuable even beyond getting an offer.For example, it forced the entrepreneurs to...
View ArticleBillions are pouring into digital health companies — here are the hottest...
Health technology startups are seeing a lot of green, as investors are pouring in to get a piece of the industry's hottest young companies. Digital health startups this year have already raised $6.8...
View Article3 Googlers turned startup founders have been using the same old-school tool...
Three former Google executives founded Beeswax, an ad-tech startup that helps companies bid for ads in real time.The company sets up whiteboards in practically every room of its New York office,...
View ArticleA startup CEO who was turned down 100 times before raising $5 million says he...
"Impostor syndrome" is the phenomenon in which people don't think they deserve their success and fear being exposed as frauds.Johnny Reinsch, CEO of fintech startup Qwil, said he's had impostor...
View ArticleA startup founder who turned down $100,000 for his 3-month-old startup on...
On an episode of "Shark Tank," Jack Mann, the founder of earplug company Vibes, turned down a $100,000 offer from Kevin O'Leary.Today, Mann doesn't regret the decision at all. As of 2017, Vibes had...
View Article12 popular online startups you can now find at Target — including Casper,...
The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase.Though a popular business strategy for...
View ArticleTech's diversity problem is even bigger than we realized — here's why that's...
Silicon Valley has long had a diversity problem.Women, African-Americans, and Latinos are underrepresented in the tech industry and tend to be paid less than their white male counterparts.But the...
View ArticleKeep your day job, move slowly, and don't worry about building a unicorn: A...
Many people wonder how to start a business successfully. According to Brian Scordato, the founder of Tacklebox Accelerator, the first thing to do is keep your day job.Tacklebox is a six-week program...
View ArticleI found high-quality stainless steel cookware that doesn’t cost hundreds of...
The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase.When you're making sauces, gravies, and...
View ArticleA Google engineer took a 50% pay cut to leave his job and join a startup, and...
Software engineer Daren Makuck left a high-paying job at Google and took a 50% pay cut to work at a startup called Qwil.An interaction he had with Qwil CEO Johnny Reinsch convinced him it was the right...
View ArticleThis Kickstarter sensation is making luxury women's watches for less than...
The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you'll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase.Filippo Loreti is a Kickstarter-alumn...
View ArticleA former Y Combinator partner realized the most successful founders don't...
Harj Taggar is a former partner at Y Combinator, the tech accelerator that launched a number of successful startups including Airbnb, Dropbox, and Instacart. He's currently the cofounder and CEO of...
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