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Alpha Exploration Co., the startup behind viral audio-chat app Clubhouse, just hired its first recruiter and Android engineer.

In 2001, Mike Cannon-Brookes sent an email to his college classmates in Sydney, asking if anyone was interested in helping him launch a tech startup after graduation. Back then, entrepreneurship wasn't a popular career path in Australia; and Mike's only taker was Scott Farquhar, a fellow student who shared Mike's passion for computers and his frustration for the corporate grind. Together they launched Atlassian, a two-man tech support service that they managed from their bedrooms at all hours of the night. Unable to make money, Scott and Mike decided to pivot and sell some of the software they...

Yes Studios Hit New Drama THE CHEF Renewed for Season Two Created by Erez Kavel and Orit Dabush, the 9-episode drama has been a hit in Israel.by TV News Desk On the heels of the just-aired finale of its critically praised new drama series THE CHEF, YES TV is ordering a second course, officially giving the green light to season 2. Created by Erez Kavel and Orit Dabush, the 9-episode drama has been a hit in Israel since launching in November, it was the second most watched drama on yesTV this year, following season 3 of global phenomenon Fauda. The buzzed-about series has also been lauded by c...

Fourth generation cattle rancher Loren Poncia and his wife Lisa transformed Stemple Creek Ranch into one of the few carbon neutral livestock ranches in the United States, and have since made their ranch carbon positive, sequestering more carbon than they emit. Lisa and Loren spoke with Guy about how consumers are helping drive the sustainable farming movement, and how they doubled down on online retail after many restaurants shut down. These conversations are excerpts from our How I Built Resilience series, where Guy talks online with founders and entrepreneurs about how they're navigating tur...

January 26, 2021 Pexels Yeeli Lee’s work life changed abruptly when the Covid-19 pandemic began early last year. The founder of BHuman, a beauty tech start-up based in Singapore, went from having face-to-face meetings with clients and business partners, to conducting meetings online and live-streaming activities and events. “Like most people, I miss working closely with my team,” says Lee, whose skincare products are designed to combat climate change. “Before the pandemic my colleagues and I would take walks after lunch and have casual chats throughout the day, sharing creative ideas....