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Millennials Are Snubbing the Corporate World for Entrepreneurship (Infographic)

Millennials Are Snubbing the Corporate World for Entrepreneurship (Infographic)

Original post by ANDREA HUSPENI via Entrepreneur Unlike previous generations, for many millennials climbing the corporate ladders isn’t a goal they are striving to attain. Indeed, 60 percent are turning their backs on the traditional career path and instead, consider themselves entrepreneurs, with ideas, capital and plans for startup endeavors, according to for-profit Rasmussen College. READ MORE Join TechMeetups presents #TechStartupJobs Autumn […]

The war of the European tech hubs: Is Berlin really stealing London’s thunder?

Original post by Michael Filtz via zdnet About a year ago, the founders of T Dispatch, a startup specialising in cloud-based taxi dispatching and booking software, decided to move the company from London, where it had been based since 2010, to Berlin. “We had the opportunity to do a presentation in Berlin, at an event called Seedcamp, […]

Berlin TechMeetups Weekly Newsletter 20-Sep-2013

ISSUE 20 September 2013 Hi everybody, Only one week left until our #TMUhack Mobile Apps Hackathon, so if you haven’t, it is high time to save your ticket ! We have announced mentors from our main sponsors Philips Hue, Kindle Fire and Amazon Web Services on the event page, and there’s more news to come during the week. You can already check out the […]

London Silicon Roundabout Weekly Newsletter 20-Sep-2013

ISSUE 20 September 2013 Hi Everybody, I hope you had amazing week and that you are ready for some hacking and fun during this weekend! Our #TMUhack is starting tonight at Rainmaking Loft and we’re looking forward to some amazing apps being built over the weekend. Huge thanks to our sponsors and partners for making this event […]

Berlin start-ups: Cool and commerce coming together?

Original post by Stephen Evans via BBC In a new series Innovation Cultures takes an on-the-ground look at tech scenes around the world that hope in some way to emulate the successes of Silicon Valley. First up is Berlin, where Stephen Evans asks whether the cutting-edge, low-rent city is finally attracting serious investment. When new businesses […]