Start Ups

You're Addicted to Your Smartphone. This Company Thinks It Can Change That

By Haley Sweetland Edwards

Dubai Decrees Itself the A.I. City-State of the Future

By Claire Zillman / Dubai

Want to Make Some Money in Taiwan? Report Your Uber Driver to the Police

By Nicola Smith / Taipei

Our Digital Lives Are Spilling Into Our Real Lives

By The Aspen Institute
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This Startup Is Making It Incredibly Easy to Start a Business

It helps foreign entrepreneurs start a business in the U.S.

By Leena Rao / Fortune

South Africa's Painless Payments

Stand back Apple Pay: A new app developed in South Africa makes spending money with your phone as easy as taking a photo

By Aryn Baker / Cape Town

Uber Says its Global Ride Bookings Will More Than Double in 2016

The numbers come from a leaked presentation to investors

By Chris Matthews / Fortune

Amazon Creates Startup Service To Find The Next GoPro

The company wants to be the go-to retail platform for emerging products.

By Claire Groden / Fortune

These 3 Tools Will Help You Prepare a Killer Business Plan

A thorough plan will increase your chance of success

By Jeff Boss / Entrepreneur

Five Best Ideas of the Day: March 10

1. How do we convince Americans that justice isn’t for sale — when in 39 states, it is?By Sue Bell Cobb in Politico2. It took pressure from customers and investors to make corporations environmentally sustainable....

By The Aspen Institute

Apple Is Still a Startup

Apple is far less ubiquitous than you might think. It has plenty of room to grow

By Zócalo Public Square

The 'Ship Your Enemies Glitter' Website Was Just a Big Marketing Stunt

Everything is a lie

By Laura Stampler

How 3 Female Entrepreneurs Bounced Back

I knew I had to make a change

By Levo League

Uber Will Launch Courier Service in New York on Tuesday

Delivering packages by bike and on foot, UberRush will serve as an "Uber for things," according to general manager Josh Mohrer.

By Maya Rhodan

Startups Going to the Dogs

As Americans spend more on pets, businesses hope to cash in

By Laura Stampler
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