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It almost seems too good to be true, DeShawn Stevenson said. Could the site name babyfever.com really be available? Startups often struggle to get the exact domain they want, resorting to alternative spellings and other top level domains (think .io, .ai, or .dev) to stand out online. But babyfever.
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The hottest online game in sports right now is the brainchild of a software developer living in Braves Country. Brian Minter started working on Immaculate Grid, an online baseball-themed trivia game, as a personal project to explore a new JavaScript framework. What he developed was a viral three-by-three grid where
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After a rocky year for stocks and bonds in 2022, it is no surprise that investors have been flocking to alternative investment opportunities to diversify their portfolios. And that trend doesn’t seem to be waning. In fact, a recent PwC report suggests that alternative asset classes – like real assets,
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Two young entrepreneurs from Tulsa, Oklahoma have a lot of skin in the game (literally) when it comes to growing their startup and moving to Atlanta this summer. Dani Marques and Julian Abhari launched Skin Check as an app that scans photos of skin moles and track changes to moles
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Talks started back in January of this year to find a suitable buyer for Atlanta-based Backspace, a community-building and monetization platform for digital creators. Over the last two years the young startup had gained significant traction through ProductHunt, a popular online community platform for early-stage ideas, and proved some big
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You rate your Uber driver. You scour Yelp for hair stylists. You carefully read about a new doctor online before making an appointment. So why isn’t there a place to read about a financial advisor you're looking to hire? Trust in financial advisors is incredibly low, something
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Editor’s note: This article was first published in Global Atlanta, an online news publication devoted to revealing the city’s ties with the world and helping local companies navigate the global economy.-- British business software provider Sage is set to continue its Atlanta odyssey, announcing June 12 that
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Cox Enterprises is no stranger to the Atlanta startup scene. The broadband, automotive services, and media giant powers two of Atlanta’s Techstars programs, is a corporate sponsor of Engage, was part of launching Endeavor Atlanta, put $150 million into the fast-growing cleantech startup Nexus Circular earlier this year, and
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Atlanta-based startup Danti is coming out of stealth mode with a plan to transform how we search images across the globe. Using public records, social media, and a wide range of drone and satellite imagery sources, Danti looks to be a “search engine for Earth data.” While that type of
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2ULaundry, a venture-backed Charlotte-based startup innovating the laundry and dry cleaning service experience, announced today it has made its first acquisition. The startup acquired The Folde, a Texas-based competitor in the laundry space. 2ULaundry’s co-founder and President Alex Smereczniak told Hypepotamus that the 2ULaundry has been close to the
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While country music and bachelorette parties might be top of mind when most people think of Nashville, those in the startup world are more likely to talk about healthcare ventures. But could the city soon be known as a hub for SportsTech? Or maybe a center for entertainment and media
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More robots will soon be built in the Metro Atlanta area. ABB, a European multinational corporation focused on electrification and automation, is putting down roots in Alpharetta with a newly opened Packaging and Logistics facility in the tech hub just north of Atlanta. ABB Robotics builds a full suite of