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92% of Businesses Won't Sell. This Wilmington Startup Wants to Change That.

92% of Businesses Won't Sell. This Wilmington Startup Wants to Change That.

Stay up to date with Hypepotamus Add us as a preferred source in Google Add to Google ↗ 92% of American businesses end in closure, not a sale, according to McKinsey. That is particularly stark with the “Silver Tsunami,” the generational wave of Baby Boomer business owners approaching retirement age. Ten

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Autolane Is Bringing Order to Autonomous Vehicle Parking Chaos — Starting at Atlanta's Lenox Square & Westside Provisions

Waymos Are Wreaking Havoc on Atlanta Parking Lots. Meet the Startup Cleaning Up the Mess.

This Atlanta Startup Is Treating Musicians Like Startups — And Betting It Can Predict the Next Big Artist

This Atlanta Startup Is Treating Musicians Like Startups — And Betting It Can Predict the Next Big Artist

Meet The Elephant Room, the Atlanta startup bringing a venture capital Model to the music industry

Atlanta Startup BD4 Builds Business Development Platform for Attorneys, Consultants, and Wealth Managers

BD4 Wants to Be the CRM Alternative for Relationship-Driven Professional Services Firms

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The Ember Fellowship Launches In Atlanta, Birmingham To Help Local Startup Ecosystem Hire Emerging Talent

Atlanta entrepreneur Eileen Lee’s Ember Fellowship is matching high-potential recent graduates with startups in Atlanta, Birmingham, Detroit, and Baltimore.

ReFiBuy Raises $13.6M Seed Round to Help Brands Win in the Age of AI Shopping Agents

ReFiBuy Raises $13.6M Seed Round to Help Brands Win in the Age of AI Shopping Agents

AI shopping agents are changing how products get discovered online.

From Its Chattanooga HQ, Kunin Technologies Wants to Recover Trillions of Dollars in Critical Minerals From U.S. Mining Waste

From Its Chattanooga HQ, Kunin Technologies Wants to Recover Trillions of Dollars in Critical Minerals From U.S. Mining Waste

Chattanooga startup Kunin Technologies is using ion exchange technology to recover critical minerals like gallium, germanium, and scandium from U.S. mining waste — materials America currently imports from China.