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Should startups be conservative with cash? According to Dr. Ronald Weissman, Chairman of the Angel Capital Association, that might be a smart position. And in the Triangle job openings are drying up.
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WRAL’s exclusive jobs report showed only 7,760 “startup” postings (not accounting for duplications in postings), the lowest since WRAL TechWire began tracking this data. Local recruitment expert Tricia Lucas told TechWire that she believes the drop is due to startups looking at growth projections and available funding. Take a look at the numbers.
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As startup job numbers hit a new low in the Triangle, founder and fund manager Scot Wingo told TechWire that many startups are not hiring right now. Take a look at what he says about hiring and AI “distractions”—plus, some of his positive headlines for “startupland.”
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Openings in the Triangle startup job market fell slightly this week, according to the exclusive WRAL TechWire jobs report. But one Wilmington-based founder is hiring—Nathan Snell of Raleon. Armed with a recent $3.8M seed round, he’s got sights on growth.
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Alison Rogers, Blush founder and owner was at the Panthers pre-season game last Friday where she received the award at halftime.
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VinFast is rolling out new electric vehicle models, sees sales hitting as many as 50,000 vehicles this year, is raising capital to build its new plant in Chatham County, and aims to break even financially by 2024.
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If you’re in a bind and need some fast ways to make cash, here are 15 different ways to make money now, increase your income, and help you save extra money to deal with emergency expenses. So, let’s make some quick bucks.
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The Biden administration told the US Supreme Court that social media platforms should be potentially liable for recommendations made by their algorithms.
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LinkedIn is rolling out new features to help users evaluate the authenticity of other accounts before engaging with them in an effort to promote trust on a platform that is often key to job searching and making professional connections.
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Real Magic, the startup launched by Triangle serial entrepreneur Jesse Lipson, is rolling out a new sales team product and is fueling for more growth with $6 million in new capital.
