Red Herring is proud to announce the Winners for the 2010 Red Herring Global Award.
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Trash, once you wash it off and send it back to the factory, better known as recycling, is a big business. Hoping to become the eBay or Amazon of waste-management recycling, RecycleMatch took its online waste reallocation marketplace out of beta this week, adding a host of new services and features to celebrate.
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The Daily, the first digital newspaper designed exclusively for the iPad, hit the virtual streets this week for a $40 annual subscription rate, comparable to what the San Francisco Chronicle charges and cheaper than the New York Time's annual fee of $47.
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The operator of the Israeli tech blog newsgeek.co.il, Geekmedia, wants to help Israeli startups with a new incubation program dubbed Venturegeeks.
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Running your iPad or iPhone on the sun may be a future reality, if Apple decides to execute its recently awarded patent describing solutions for charging a number of devices, including mobile phones, laptops and tablets.
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Well, breathe a sigh of relief. It's official. Verizon can finally admit pocketing the iPhone, breaking AT&T's monopoly on Apple's popular smart phone, an announcement that's been widely anticipated for months
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Red Herring is proud to announce the Finalists for the 2010 Red Herring Global Award. The Red Herring editorial team selected the most innovative companies from a pool of 1200 companies from across the world – the Finalists from its Red Herring Asia, Europe and North America Awards.
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Any anyone looking for funding knows, the US venture capital industry is downsizing. A new report from Dow Jones LP source provides the numbers that prove this trend continued throughout 2010.
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Groupon's recent evaluation at $4.75 billion has lit the gleam in investor's eyes when it comes to local group daily deal platforms.
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Farmville and other social games won't be needing Farm Aide support for 2011. According to a recently released eMarketer report, social gaming will reach a billion dollar business this year.
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Myspace announced cutting nearly half of its staff this week, laying off 500 of its employees, or 47 percent of the company.
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Throwing around their never totally be serious attitude Groupon founders announced closing a $950 million funding round with their appropriately titled press release, “Groupon Raises, Like, a Billion Dollars.”
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RELDATA, a leader in unified data storage solutions, today announced raising $4 million in Series B funding to grow its market and take advantage of the expanding demand for cost-effective data management solutions for small and mid-sized businesses. Existing investor Grazia Equity GmbH contributed to the round.
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New Zealand startup Rex Bionics has developed robotic legs that enable wheelchair users to stand, walk, and even climb stairs.
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