Interview With Chicago Startup Crowdfynd

Over a handful of Indian Americans and South Asian-origin individuals were recognized by Forbes as individuals who are bringing access and opportunity to the classroom and beyond in naming its ...

GP Inova Fund, of GP Investimentos, Parallax Ventures and Sublimis Funds, of Parallax Ventures, Evora Fund, of Ze Bonchristiano; HS Investimentos FIP; Banco Plural and Gear Ventures are participating ...

This will continue into 2021 as we are exploring ways to remove friction for home or field-based employees,” said Shulz, who noted upcoming product releases that include an AI-powered receipt matching ...

Jay-Z is launching a fund to invest in minority-owned cannabis startups.  In a new interview with The Wall Street Journal, the rapper speaks about his first cannabis brand, MONOGRAM, social justice ...

Bitcoin, once viewed as a curiosity reserved for digital age pioneers, economic swashbucklers, the aggressively offbeat or the gullible, is going mainstream. By one estimate, about 50 million ...

As the advertising model has been hit, publishers are experimenting with new revenue streams for journalism such as crowdfunding and membership.

Rain Financial Inc., which operates a crypto-asset platform used mainly in the Middle East and North Africa, raised $6 million, securing backing from Coinbase Inc., the biggest cryptocurrency exchange ...

The top two curators Chicago are leaving to take new posts elsewhere in the art world. Michael Darling, chief curator and the force behind the three most popular shows in the museum’s history, is ...

Reach, talks about canceled projects, the difficulties of communication with customers, why Covid is a “four-letter word” to the rental industry and why contractors will embrace rental even more.

Financial burdens — like transportation costs or phone bills — can create roadblocks for underprivileged individuals looking for a job.

NBA star Junior Bridgeman bought the Black magazines. Now the first interview with a new CEO, who feels empowered by a legacy — not burdened by it.

Guard Llama was once a promising Chicago startup, raising funding, hiring employees and sharing its ambitious plans for the future. Today, the company's trajectory is much less bright as questions ...