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Meanings of start-ups in English

Russian
стартап
Portuguese
companhia start-up
Spanish
startup
Catalan
start up

Company initiated by an entrepreneur to develop a scalable business model.

стартап
Usage of start-ups in English
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The second change was really aimed at business start-ups, said Mr Robertson.
Radio NZ
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Its message was simple: Dear start-ups: Keep calm and move to Berlin.
The Irish Times
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Opportunities for start-ups:The deadline for The Irish Times Digital Challenge is approaching.
The Irish Times
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July saw the highest number of start-ups since the end of 2007.
The Irish Times
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Among the known companies are some that are far cries from start-ups.
Reuters
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Support For start-ups EI's R&D support comes in terms of equity investment.
The Irish Times
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This represents over 32 per cent of all start-ups registered since January.
The Irish Times
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There was a technology industry here before the current explosion of start-ups.
The Irish Times
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The money will be invested in business start-ups or in established companies.
The Irish Times
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VCs and Intel Capital, however, are already investing somewhat heavily into start-ups.
Wired
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The Irish Times FUSION programme is down to the final 10 start-ups.
The Irish Times
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Consistency is also key for start-ups when it comes to social media.
The Irish Times
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The company grew out of Echolibre, which provided development services to start-ups.
The Irish Times
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They see start-ups going directly to the end user, bypassing banks altogether.
The Irish Times
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Half the founders of London's top tech start-ups come from outside Britain.
Reuters
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The corporations' cash comes at a time when more start-ups are launching.
Reuters
Translations for start-ups
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