Denver has its start-up week.
If you have it, start up Project Dogwaffle.
The Incubator has its own start-up culture, but when scientists from start-up companies want to access sophisticated technologies, talk to researchers, or even impress potential investors, they can walk next door to the main building at Bio21.
U.S. Helicopter has delayed its start-up by two weeks, to March 27, while it sets up its Web site and sales operation.
More journalists are expected to come on board when the project has secured its start-up funding of around £15m.
Nuclear energy is perhaps the most promising carbon-free technology to scale up, but it too has its problems — huge start-up costs, waste disposal and, of course, the fears of the public about nuclear accidents.
Its banking software, which keeps track of clients, payments and loans, runs on a cloud-computing platform using off-the-shelf banking software provided by Temenos, a specialist provider.By using standard software and running it in existing data centres, the firm has dramatically cut its start-up costs; it pays a fee based on the number of clients it has and can simply keep scaling up as it grows.
All three were on display in Beijing when the North told the United States it already has nuclear weapons, it has started up its effort to make new ones, and it might put them on the market if Washington doesn't become more conciliatory.
The bank also has its own internal start-up programme expanded after the successful launch of person-to-person mobile payment platform Pingit in 2012.
ComScore has also launched its "Start-up, Step-up" program.
Every start-up company has its tales of sacrifice.
