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Here’s what a ‘startup nation’ is — and why governments are desperate to create them
Did you know we have an online event about the future of work coming up? Join the Future of Work track at TNW2020 to hear how successful companies are adapting to a new way of working. Today, becoming a “startup nation” is a public policy objective in virtually every country ...
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Study: Gen Z is more likely than millennials to get into the startup game
Did you know we have an online event about corporate innovation coming up? Join the Transform track at TNW2020 to explore how big companies stay relevant with new tech trends emerging every day. Today’s college students – dubbed Generation Z – are beginning to make their ...
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These tech trends defined 2020 so far, according to 5 founders
2020 has been quite a year. Almost every industry and aspect of how we work, learn, and communicate was turned upside down. The need for fast tech solutions has brought about new trends and changes on a scale we’ve never seen before. It’s agile, fast-moving tech startups ...
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How women entrepreneurs in India are challenging social and cultural norms
In India, the proportion of women in paid work is among the lowest in the world, at just over 23% – a figure which contrasts sharply with the corresponding rate of over 78% for men. Opportunities for women to enter employment in the country are limited by a range of factors. ...
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To head off regulators, Google makes certain words taboo
As Google faces at least four major antitrust investigations on two continents, internal documents obtained by The Markup show its parent company, Alphabet, has been preparing for this moment for years, telling employees across the massive enterprise that certain language is off ...
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What is an 'entrepreneurial ecosystem'? And why you need one to raise a startup
The geography of entrepreneurship is “spiky,” meaning that from region to region there are significant variations in rates of startups and, in particular, “scaleups” – new businesses that are evolving into larger enterprises. This can be explained by the fact that successful ...
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Congress fumbles through antitrust hearing with big tech CEOs
Heres an exhaustive play-by-play of the US House Judiciary Committee's antitrust hearing with the CEOs of Apple, Amazon, ...
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How to handle layoffs with compassion and transparency
Highs never last. Lows seemingly never end. In the business world, this is where we find ourselves, trapped somewhere between the economic boom of the previous half-decade, and the doomsday scenario of a global recession as predicted by some economists. COVID-19 changed everything, ...
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4 effective ways to make your virtual workplace more inclusive
Let’s be honest: pre-pandemic, working from home was a dream. After COVID-19 forced almost everyone to work remotely, we’ve ...
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From the Titanic to Tom Jones' chest hair: how Lloyd’s insures the unusual
Lloyd’s has a long history of providing eccentric insurance coverage — including Will Smith’s bungee jump and Santa's ...
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How the coronavirus crisis is changing the insurance industry
COVID-19 has exposed the vulnerability of businesses. With viral outbreaks becoming more frequent, the market for pandemic ...
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Here's how your paid product can succeed — even when the competition offers theirs for free
Capiche is a secret society for SaaS power users, building a new community of people who care about software to make the ...
