Could Tunisia be a start-up nation?
Now a unicorn can be a start-up business valued at more than $1bn.
Andy Rubin, the tech whizz who oversees the Android empire, reckons Google can be a start-up that is home to many other start-ups run by the entrepreneurially minded.
Embarking on what she believes to be a start-up humanitarian enterprise, A follows the telephone instructions of her unseen employer, the first of which is to secure a sixth-floor loft with a Broadway view.
Some of the courses will start next year but the £10m, if it is raised, will be a start-up investment: "Thereafter it has to be sufficiently successful to generate its own future.
The answers: If a majority of voters say yes, the system would start running in 2019, and essentially be a start-up health cooperative bigger than companies like Nike and American Express, according to the Colorado Health Institute, an independent policy group.
And a rotten time to be a start-up with a cash-flow problem.
"I want France to be a start-up nation," President Macron told a business audience in Paris last year.
More pertinently, is it possible, even likely, that it will be a start-up that does so?
The guitar will be manufactured by Zivix, which appears to be a start-up based out of Minneapolis.
It is supposed to be a start-up award with great legacy, but these days it is really just a paid certificate.
