A comedy series about a small-business start-up begins its second season, and another series explores Silicon Valley's (fictional) dark side.
As Tom's own domestic start-up begins, in this way, to founder, he comes into contact with Chick, a Chinese illegal immigrant, fresh off the boat, who offers to fix his roof.
Start-up news site Axios, like all start-ups, begins life with a name-recognition deficit.
It will also heavily promote PayPal and Braintree, the payments start-up eBay acquired in 2013, as competition from rivals like Apple, Google and other start-ups begins to heat up.
What you expect is manufactured camaraderie and conflict, tears, cleavage and product placement, and when "Start-Ups" begins on Monday night that's what you'll get, along with togas and flying cocktails.
Mr. Klein, who has some firsthand knowledge about living in Silicon Valley and flopping in the world of venture capital and technology start-ups, begins by establishing Kip's checkered history.
In this age of metrics and branding and hype, it's easy to forget that every start-up begins with a very few people (sometimes only one!) who have to envision, develop, launch, and fund.
When does a start-up begin to blitzscale?
Here are the options: Microbusinesses are where all start-ups begin.
With their eye on early 2013, dozens of ambitious start-ups began preparing their crowdfunding portals.
For over a century, start-ups began by focusing on their home markets.
