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Silicon Valley’s Unbridled Optimism Gets Fresh Reality Check
By Rob Copeland Jan. 22, 2019 530 a.m. ET SAN FRANCISCO—Messaging startup Hustle projected the picture of Silicon Valley largess. The company spent millions of
More Venture-Capital Money Is Going Into Fewer Startup Deals
By Eliot Brown Nov. 11, 2018 8:48 a.m. ET It has been a fast ride for Mexico City-based startup Grin Inc., which wants to bring shared
Computers that are able to close deals may mean the death of the sales man.
By Michael Sasso Hill and Markes Inc., a 112-year-old janitorial and food service supplier, is as old school as old school gets. Several of its
The Co-Inventor of BlackBerry Is Building Canada’s Quantum Brain Trust
By Bloomberg It’s early days for quantum computers, the still mostly theoretical subatomic processors so powerful they can make our fastest supercomputer look like an
When It Comes to Tech, Venture Capital Grows Less Venturesome
May 18, 2018 By Jacky Wong Masayoshi Son is at it again: Not content with one $100 billion tech fund, the SoftBank 9984 0.44% founder
The AI Doctor Will See You Now
May 20, 2018 By Christopher Mims Kimberly Bari had her first seizure in 2010 at age 26 and since then has had hundreds. Some rendered
Flosonics Raises $5 Million for Device Helping Hospitals Track Critically-ill Patients
January 29 2018 By Betakit Sudbury-based FloSonics Medical has raised $5 million in funding led by iGan Partners. Other investors include Genesys Capital, MaRS Investment
MolecuLight Supporting Smarter Wound Care
January 18 2017 By Huffington Post Smart bandage technology is something I’ve touched on a few times. Most of the time, the technology has involved