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Solopreneurship brings with it lots of perks around flexibility and autonomy. But even with those perks, it can be a lonely road for any person building without a co-founder or other team members. It can be easy for these entrepreneurs to sit behind a laptop all day and get bogged
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2023 was a rough year for startups looking for an exit ramp. The IPO market was largely sealed off, while high interest rates calmed much of the overall M&A activity. But some experts say there are reasons to be optimistic in 2024, as interest rates stabilize and pent
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Armed with a $120,000 pre-seed round, young Tampa entrepreneur Andres Hernandez is looking to take on the accounting software giants of the world. Pezzi, a software startup that borrows its name from the Italian word for ‘piece,’ looks to provide real-time bookkeeping, tax adjustments, and financial reporting options in
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Lucienne Ide lived many different professional lives before entering the world of startups. She started out in venture capital and then headed to Emory University for her dual MD/PhD in Molecular and Systems Pharmacology. Ide’s time as a physician and scientist made her realize a big pain point
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Atlanta’s South Downtown neighborhood, nestled a few blocks from the Five Points Marta Station and in the shadows of Mercedes Benz Stadium, is far from a hub for commerce today. Street-level parking lots sit largely vacant. Most buildings are abandoned; faded awnings are the only signs of once thriving
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Mayor Andre Dickens has set a lofty goal: Turn Atlanta into a top 5 tech hub in the country. Atlanta has a lot of work to do to catch up with the likes of San Francisco, New York, Boston, and Austin in terms of the number of startups and jobs
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Yash Singhal, a recent graduate of Georgia Tech’s computer science program, is ready to streamline the legal world…one document at a time. He co-founded the SaaS startup CaseDocker as an end-to-end workflow management platform for law firms and corporations to keep track of their contracts, litigation matters, notices,
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The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) hosted each year in Las Vegas is the place for startups and large enterprises alike to launch their new gadgets and products. After all, it is the place where the VCR, the CD player, smartphones, and plenty of other well-known household gadgets have made their
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2023 had no shortage of cybersecurity scares and hacking nightmares. Ransomware attacks rose 51% year-over-year, according to the cybersecurity firm Crowdstrike. Data breaches hit companies like Microsoft, 23andMe, and Okta, just to name a few. 2024 has already started off with cybersecurity horror stories making big headlines (cyber kidnapping being
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The historic city of Savannah might one day get a ‘digital facelift’ thanks to a group of Georgia architecture students and innovators. Last month, sixteen Kennesaw State University (KSU) architecture students presented their ideas for a “Digital District” along Savannah’s historic riverfront. And the smart city designs show how
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One of the latest developments to pop up in the West Midtown neighborhood of Atlanta is not only set to transform the skyline, it could help the city secure its place as a hub for life science, medical, and healthcare innovation. Science Square, located on 18 acres west of Georgia
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Marketing faux pas are a PR disaster for brands. Unfortunately, there is no shortage of poorly executed TV commercials and ad campaigns that get called out for whitewashing, greenwashing, or cultural insensitivity every year. These missteps not only alienate consumer groups but also tarnish a brand's reputation, eroding