Sydney retains top 20 place in global Startup Genome ranks
The leading global startup ecosystem report (GSER) has been launched at The Next Web conference in Amsterdam, with Sydney retaining its place as a top 20 startup ecosystem in the world, and Melbourne jumping six places to number 33. The report, which is prepared by Startup Genome and the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN), puts seven Asia-Pacific ecosystems into the top 30 rankings – that’s Beijing (7th), Singapore (8th), Shanghai (9th), Tokyo (15th) and tied for 20th was Sydney and Bengaluru-Karnataka (Bangalore). There are no surprises for guessing the top ranked startup ecosystems in...