Fast-moving Fab is on a mission to become a “really massive” global e-commerce company.
If you’ve got a few free minutes, you can finally start learning how to use Basecamp, Asana, or plenty of other online services from just about anywhere thanks to Grovo’s new iOS app.
It’s only the beginning of August, but it already feels like summer is ending in New York City.
I’ve never said the word webinar as many times in a single day as I did when I talked with the folks from Hublished.
EquaMetrics has closed $4.5 million in funding for its platform that helps investors with no programming experience create their own trading algorithms.
Few startups have been as laser-focused on making sense of your finances as New York City-based LearnVest Planning.
Joor is an online marketplace for wholesale fashion buying. It works with some of the biggest names in fashion to simplify how they do business.
Taking on Google, Apple, or Nokia in the maps space as a small startup is a little crazy. But that isn’t stopping Citymaps, a high-reaching service that has mapped every city in the U.S. and includes a full-fledged social network that lets you share maps with friends.
There could be (virtual) gold in them there hills — actually, in just about any physical object.
Cell phone and data service is slowly being added to New York City’s subway system. Now Sprint has committed to bring its service to every single station.
Marker’s Row, a New York City-based startup that helps connect businesses, suppliers, and factories in the U.S., has raised $1 million in seed capital.
Editor’s Pick If you’ve ever forgotten to pick up your credit card from a bar after a night out, you know how frustrating it can be. New York City’s Dash wants to make sure that never happens again.
Stayful has built a bidding platform that allows travelers and independent boutique hotel owners to negotiate room prices in real time.
Grand St., an online marketplace for buying “creative technology� products, has taken down its invite-only wall so anyone on the web can check out and buy their products.
With its new top-level domain, New York City wants to help business capitalize on one of the strongest brands in the world.
Secretive Google division Niantic Labs usually works on apps that meld our real and virtual worlds, including the massive global game Ingress. Now it’s using another of its signature apps to get you out of your smartphone and into some of the nation’s most-visited attractions.
Songza, one of the most underrated online music services, has added a paid option for ad-free streaming.
Spotify and New York City are teaming up for the company’s next big move: A bigger NYC headquarters.
The past few months have been rocky for TechStars NYC, but you couldn’t tell by looking at the startup accelerator’s diverse Spring 2013 cohort.
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