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How 3-D Printing Startups Are Shaping the Future

Original post by John Patrick Pullen via Entrepreneur “10-22-38 Astoria” — that was the message written on the first photocopied page, which was produced in 1938. In the 50 years that followed, Xerox was born, a trillion-dollar industry developed around document duplication, every business got a copier (if not two) and home printers became able to […]

6 Important Tips for First-Time Startup Investors

Original post by Bill Clark via mashable Bill Clark is the CEO of MicroAngel Capital Partners, a venture firm that gives more investors access to alternative investments. He also gives investors the ability to invest in startups online through crowdfunding. You can follow him on Twitter @austinbillc. An angel investor used to be defined as someone with a high net worth. They typically […]

Should your business be using bitcoins?

Bitcoins have been making news this week as it was confirmed that Bitcoin startups now have their own Silicon Valley accelerator, bringing many of the underground companies facilitating these payments into the limelight. There is certainly no doubt that Bitcoin is bigger and pricier than ever before, and gradually receiving more media attention. It is […]

Do you really need coding skills to launch a startup?

Original post by paymill Welcome to The Mill, our weekly roundup of the hottest startup stories and resources to hit the web from last week. Curated by the PAYMILL team, here’s what grabbed our attention this week. This week in startups How To Launch A Startup Without Writing Code: Tal Raviv – co-founder of Ecquire – highlights that some successful […]

Startups Like Berlin Because Visa Rules Are Nothing Like the U.S.

Original post by Mark Milian via Bloomberg Germany’s immigration policy isn’t perfect, but hey, at least it’s not the U.S. Entrepreneurs in Berlin’s budding tech scene say Germany’s relatively relaxed visa-application process gives them an edge in attracting international talent, such as software engineers who don’t want to go through the strained H-1B route in the U.S. “In […]