
Uptake, the fast-growing Chicago predictive analytics startup led by Groupon co-founder Brad Keywell, laid off 23 employees on Friday. The tech company said in an emailed statement to Chicago Inn...
Who doesn’t love celebrating their accomplishments from the year as we head into the holidays and into a new year? We’ve got a new decade coming up, so in preparation, we’re looking back on...
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This June, sales software startup Drift expanded an already-large office onto an additional floor. After installing a central staircase and designing a previously barren level, the company now bo...
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Last year was the country’s best for entrepreneurship yet, according to a new report produced by Babson College. The year 2018 saw early-stage entrepreneurial activity (TEA) rates of 17.7 perce...
It certainly isn’t news that D.C. is one of the most bustling places in the cybersecurity industry. A great deal of cybersecurity companies, ranging from startups to legacy providers, are based...
With 2019 nearly in the rearview mirror, it’s time to look back on the year that was. As part of our year-end coverage, Chicago Inno is recapping some of the most notable Chicago startups and t...
Alex Abell started his company wanting to disrupt the sad, lonely desk lunch and now he’s looking to do the same for conferences. “We talked about a networking event focused on branding Tampa...
Austin hotel tech startup Hotels for Hope is being acquired by Charlotte-based ticket and hospitality company QuintEvents. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed, but QuintEvents said the it will ...
Brandon Burton, CEO and founder of financial services startup Securing Life Today, was inspired to create the startup during his time in the Marines. Burton came to know that officers didn’t si...
Over the past five years, the e-commerce market has skyrocketed 124%, reaching $517 billion, up from $230 billion in 2012. That means more shipping, more boxes and, often times, more styrofoam. â...