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Durham’s First Finds New Home After Acquisition By Real Estate Giant RE/MAX

December 18, 2019 Pete McEntegart

Durham startup First, which uses machine learning, data science and AI to help real estate agents sell more houses, has found a new home of its own. Denver-based real estate […]

Entrepreneurs Are Making Metric-Driven Moves To The Triangle

December 17, 2019 Tim McLoughlin

Earlier this year I wrote a GrepBeat column for founders discussing tips to help them attract top talent to their startups. With all the variables that come with a new […]

GrepBeat Holiday Gift Guide

December 17, 2019 Pete McEntegart

Are you behind on your holiday shopping? Don’t worry, we’re here for you. We reached out to some boldface-name folks in the Triangle tech startup ecosystem for gift ideas, and […]

LCI Tech Creates Jobs And Brings Digital Accessibility to Triangle Companies

December 12, 2019 Suzanne Blake

In the middle of college, John Samuel learned that he was going blind; he had a degenerative eye condition called retinitis pigmentosa. At first, Samuel was ashamed and didn’t want […]

Viibrant Brings Connected Technology to Senior Living Communities

December 12, 2019 Elizabeth Thompson

There are approximately 47 million senior citizens in the United States, many of whom live in senior living facilities. These seniors are becoming progressively more adept at technology, but many […]

NCSSM Entrepreneurship Fellowship Helps Students And Startups Alike

December 10, 2019 Suzanne Blake

Calling all Triangle startups: here’s a chance to help future tech entrepreneurs while establishing a strong talent pipeline. The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics (NCSSM) is now accepting […]

The Download: Michael Doernberg, CEO, eMinor, Inc.

December 10, 2019 Brooks Malone

Mike Doernberg is the CEO and Co-Founder of eMinor, Inc. Founded in 2006, eMinor has built three world-class software platforms across a diverse set of industries. ReverbNation is among the […]

Companah Brings Sustainability, Technology To Pet Cremation

December 5, 2019 Laura Brummett

Most people treat their pets like family. Some treat them like actual humans, and enjoy big wet kisses on the lips from their dogs. So when it comes to pet […]

iTicket.law: Where Tech Meets Litigation

December 5, 2019 Elizabeth Thompson

iTicket.law is not like other law firms. While the word “law firm” often evokes images of mahogany desks and file cabinets filled to the brim with papers, Chapel Hill-based iTicket.law’s […]

Veera Brings ‘Cold’ Comfort To Farmers In India To Reduce Food Waste

December 3, 2019 Suzanne Blake

Veera is a word meaning “brave” in Hindi. It’s a word that UNC juniors Varun Jain, Nicholas Ashcraft and Grant Everist used to name their startup, encapsulating the idea that […]