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The Climate Service Helps Companies Manage The Risks Of Climate Change

October 10, 2019 Elizabeth Thompson
Climate change has done more than just trigger the melting of polar ice caps, rising sea levels and extreme weather—it has changed daily life, and business along with it. In […]
Triangle

ClassRanked Eases The Ordeal of Registering For College Classes

October 10, 2019 Suzanne Blake
College students know the struggle of registering for classes. Three Duke students worked through their own frustrations on that front by building ClassRanked, a website that helps students during this […]
Triangle

Fierce Female Founders Looks To Close Funding Gap For Women Entrepreneurs

October 8, 2019 Suzanne Blake
Growing up as a female engineer, Cindy Foy-Uhlir often felt she was trying to exist in a man’s world. But now Foy-Uhlir, with 15 years experience in business consulting, is […]
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The Download: Thad Tarkington, CEO, Second Nature

October 8, 2019 Brooks Malone
Thad Tarkington is the co-founder and CEO of Second Nature, formerly FilterEasy, a home wellness subscription service for homes and business. Prior to founding Second Nature, Thad spent three years […]
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Startup Summit Returns With Full Day Of Programming For Triangle Entrepreneurs

October 3, 2019 Laura Brummett
If you’re an “entrepreneurship-minded person,” get ready, because this one’s for you. The second annual Startup Summit, which is also part of the newly founded Triangle Innovation Week, will be […]
Triangle

Apex Friendship High ASaP Program Teaches Entrepreneurship By Doing

October 3, 2019 Suzanne Blake
When Jessica Hong entered Apex Friendship High School, like many first-years she had no idea what she wanted to do with her life. While registering for elective classes, she decided […]
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Highlights From Black Founders Exchange Demo Day [GALLERY]

October 1, 2019 Pete McEntegart
Here are some pictorial highlights from last Friday’s (Sept. 27) Demo Day for the Black Founders Exchange. The event was held at Durham’s Carolina Theater and won by Durham’s Courtroom5, […]
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New Triangle Innovation Week Pulls Multiple Events Under One Umbrella

October 1, 2019 Laura Brummett
Get out those calendars: The first Triangle Innovation Week will kick off this Oct. 3-12. The week-plus consists of seven individual events held throughout the Triangle revolving around technology and […]
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Durham-based Courtroom5 Wins Black Founders Exchange Demo Day

September 30, 2019 Elizabeth Thompson
Eleven Black-owned businesses from all over North America competed in Friday’s Demo Day for the Black Founders Exchange. The only Triangle-based startup won. Durham’s Courtroom5, an online case-management platform for […]
Triangle

Durham’s Boon App Brings Gig Economy To Healthcare Workers

September 26, 2019 Laura Brummett
Sometimes, even nurses need sick days. That’s where Durham-based Boon, a startup dubbed the Uber of the temporary healthcare worker world, comes in. Ryan Vet, Boon’s founder, used his personal […]

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