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Meanings of startups in English
Company initiated by an entrepreneur to develop a scalable business model.
Usage of startups in English
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Moreover, tying up more money in technology startups carries an opportunity cost.
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But there are still challenges for auto companies dealing with Israeli startups.
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Mr Collins has a long list of successful tech startups behind him.
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It also sends a negative signal for domestic business startups, Hazans said.
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They lack the financial, technical or marketing expertise that many startups need.
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But as anyone in Silicon Valley knows, startups fail fast and often.
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New app-based startups have, at best, ported the same issues to mobile.
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But that's not the trend Cyril Ebersweiler sees among hardware startups today.
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An Unsolved Problem Venture capitalists are betting big on open source startups.
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Indeed, whole businesses have sprung up to help startups leap regulatory hurdles.
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At home, there aren't yet that many space startups to invest in.
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But business journalism is one area in which independent startups have endured.
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Now he wants to persuade POTUS that startups will save the economy.
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More capital means faster expansion for startups and more jobs, lawmakers reasoned.
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At least, that's the dream for a new generation of hardware startups.
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The term unicorn is now used to describe the most successful startups.
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Portuguese
Catalan
Startups through the time
Startups across language varieties
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare