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How SaaS startups move from seed to scale After finding initial product-market fit, the next challenge startups face is going from seed stage to growth stage. To grow, startups can’t solely rely on a scrappy team hacking things together. Instead, investors and customers alike want to see a streamlined operation that can handle increased demand. In a webinar hosted by Sage Intacct, panellists David Appel from Sage Intacct, Tina Gregory from Early Growth Financial Services, Poya Osgouei from Poya Ventures, and Ryan Floyd from Storm Ventures explained the key growth metrics ev...

Splashtop Announces $50M in New Funding, Achieving Coveted $1 Billion Valuation Next-generation remote access provider becomes latest tech unicorn while posting notable profitability and customer satisfaction numbers News provided by Share this article SAN JOSE, Calif., Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Splashtop Inc., an emerging leader in next-generation remote access and remote support, has closed a $50 million financing round that pushes its valuation beyond the $1 billion unicorn level. Led by existing investor Sapphire Ventures, the latest round also includes participation by other long-ti...

Stache will be a vegan restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, that also has live entertainment at night like drag queen bingo, drag shows and karaoke, plus a small dance floor.

Should Kansas pay businesses it shut down over COVID? Question goes to Legislature Amy Renee Leiker, The Wichita Eagle Dec. 31—The Kansas Attorney General's Office and a Wichita gym that filed suit against the state over springtime COVID-19 closures are calling on the Legislature to consider law changes that would create "a consistent statewide process for considering compensation claims of private businesses and individuals economically harmed by government shutdown orders." In a statement released Thursday, AG Derek Schmidt said the Dec. 9 lawsuit filed by Omega Bootcamps ...

Tuesday, December 22, 2020 by: Arsenio Toledo Bypass censorship by sharing this link: https://www.hangthecensors.com/482161.html (Natural News) The owner of a fitness studio in Wichita, Kansas is suing the state for compensation after the establishment was forced to shut down due to economic restrictions imposed upon it due to the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Ryan Floyd of Omega Bootcamps Inc. filed the lawsuit in Sedgwick County District Court. Floyd argues that the state is using his business “for the benefit of the general public” when he was forced to shut down. Kansas...