Значения термина new startups на английском

But this year, Techstars Detroit won't take on new startups.

A number of new startups hope to change that.

But tonight was a party, an exuberant group of 125 founders presenting their brand new startups.

He says the 2012 election cycle launched a wave of new startups on both sides of the aisle.

He believes that both the number of VC funds and the number of new startups are increasing in recent years.

DataTribe will license technology created by the national laboratories or government intelligence agencies and build new startups around that technology.

With some early stage investors worried about valuations, financing of new startups has been declining for the past two years.

The difficulty for Osborne is that not many new startups issue shares and few will have proven records of profits.

China Renaissance, started by the former Morgan Stanley banker 14 years ago, built its reputation as a consigliere to hot new startups.

One of the most common mistakes new startups make is trying too hard to avoid competition and come up with something unique.

For some, that could even be positive: if new startups can't get traction in the US, they may decide to relocate elsewhere.

Now there is an opportunity, as more people consider moving away from cities and towards smaller towns or the countryside, to encourage new startups.

This can even be more important to those who are just branching out with new startups or expanding their own company into a higher level.

A handful of new startups are focusing on tracing medications on blockchain-type technologies, as well as arming consumers with instant information about what they've bought.

Even Google Plus, Twitter and Facebook -if an IT manager so dared -are available for workplace collaboration, and new startups keep sprouting up.

New startups are commonly using one or more of these web services available from Amazon: EC2 hosts web applications.