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Techies celebrate first ever start up week in San Antonio

Apr 14, 2018lauraSan Antonio Startups

Start Up Week is a five-day celebration nationwide to highlight a new kind of entrepreneur that is solving business and community problems with technology based solutions. Ursula: all over the nation start up tech companies are celebrating with a week’s worth of seminars and conferences and mentoring here in san antonio. They have a lot

SpaceCadet startup aims to activate office space

Jun 26, 2016lauraSan Antonio Startups

A San Antonio tech startup is helping local businesses by creating a web app that could breathe new life into vacant space, especially in downtown. The SpaceCadet web app aims to drive economic development by helping businesses make use of their unused space. “We’ve been able to build a platform and a system that allows

Texas Democrats Faced Criticism for Fleeing to D.C.—But These Lawmakers See Their Gamble as a Deeply Personal Battle for the Future of Their State
Critics see Texas Democrats' walkout to D.C. as a publicity stunt. A few days in D.C. with the lawmakers show it's more than that ...
Following pandemic growth, Dallas VR startup gears up for $5M Series A effort
And a local startup found itself uniquely positioned to help while expanding its business along the way. Dallas-based MyndVR, a health and wellness VR content platform, saw its business triple last ...
WalletHub names Texas the best state to start a business in 2021
If you are thinking about starting a business, Wallet Hub says there's no better state than Texas. The website recently published an entire article explaining why the Lone Star State is number one. 19 ...
Kleiner Perkins' latest class of 102 startup fellows includes a founder who sold his company to Lyft and a Y Combinator alum
Kleiner Perkins' fellows program has produced founders like Dylan Field of Figma and is drawing college students who have already launched startups.
Texas, Oklahoma SEC Move Would Concentrate College Sports Wealth
A tectonic shift of money and power may be underway in college sports. Big 12 powers Texas and Oklahoma, two of the richest and most popular athletic departments in the country, are inquiring about ...