Reading Time: 4 minutes Launching a startup is exciting. But once your name is out there, so is everything else. That includes blog posts, reviews, tweets, press, and even things you never meant to be public. Getting your startup to show up on Google is easy. Controlling what shows up? That takes work. Here’s how
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Paris-based Faume, a second-hand platform for fashion and luxury brands, has announced a new €8 million funding round to accelerate its expansion in Europe, especially in the Italian and British markets, where they have just launched a partnership with fashion brand Victoria Beckham. The round was led by Amundi Private Equity Transition Juste, along with
Netherlands-based BlueHeart Energy, a company developing Thermo Acoustic heat pump for the residential market, has received a strategic investment from Copeland, a US-based climate solutions provider. The European Innovation Council Fund also joined as a strategic investor. The funding details, however, remain undisclosed. To support the Paris Agreement’s goal of reaching net-zero carbon emissions by
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Expanding into the North American market presents exciting opportunities for startups across all industries. However, for security leaders accustomed to the European regulatory landscape—where the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) sets a clear and comprehensive standard—navigating the patchwork of cybersecurity compliance standards in North America can be challenging. Cybersecurity compliance in North America is often
At this week’s Carry on Escapology (the extension to Escapology Live), one of the group said they’d started working for a consultancy to undertake commission-based selling. They’re effectively sourcing business leads for someone else. It’s a pretty efficient way to make money. Spend a few hours a day targeting potential customers, reaching out and getting
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A few years ago, Chef Robotics was facing potential death. “There were a lot of dark periods where I was thinking of giving up,” founder Rajat Bhageria tells TechCrunch of his six-year-old company. But friends and investors encouraged him, so he persevered. Today, Chef Robotics has not only survived, it’s one of the few food
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11042025 MUMBAI, WOLFDEN – 2025: How can WolfDen2025 help StartUps and MSMEs secure funding from top investors? What makes WolfDen2025 the premier Investor Summit in India? Who are the key speakers and advisors shaping the event this year? What opportunities for networking and collaboration does WolfDen2025 offer? How can entrepreneurs benefit from attending WolfDen2025 and
Nearly four centuries ago, Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei sought to measure the speed of light by conducting a lantern experiment on the hills surrounding Florence. And although the experiment was unsuccessful, as the speed of light is too fast for human perception, Galilei was standing on the ground that would eventually root some of
At StartupYard, we’ve worked with over 115 early-stage startups, and we know how overwhelming the founder journey can be especially in the earliest days. You’re expected to be a storyteller, a strategist, a designer, a legal expert, and a sales machine… all at once. That’s why we built 20 custom AI assistants (powered by ChatGPT)
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As the aging U.S. population continues to grow, with an estimated 73 million baby boomers turning 65 or older by 2030, senior care communities face unprecedented challenges including inconsistent care standards, staffing shortages, and increasingly complex resident needs. The senior living industry struggles to balance quality care with operational efficiency while 95 percent of baby
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