Daily Archives: October 23, 2015


girl_signing_logo_OPT-6f496efd Doorman, a company tackling the problem of missed deliveries by allowing consumers to schedule their own deliveries as late as midnight, has now gone live in Chicago and is preparing to soon launch in New York. The expansion comes on the heels of Doorman’s seed funding round from earlier this summer, which saw the company adding $1.5 million to its coffers in order to grow its business.… Read More

Doorman, A Startup Eliminating Missed Package Deliveries, Comes To Chicago ...


Nick Halstead, 2010 Another big change for DataSift — the UK startup that applies analytics to social network data firehoses to surface trends, which had a notable break up with Twitter earlier this year. Nick Halstead, who founded the company in 2010, is stepping down as CEO. Halstead will be replaced by Tim Barker, DataSift’s chief product officer. In a blog post announcing the move,… Read More

Nick Halstead, Founder Of Big Data Analytics Firm DataSift, Steps ...



swiftid Banks aren’t always known for being technical innovators – which is one thing that gives startups in the financial services space an edge. But this morning Capital One is attempting to change that perception with the launch of a new technology called SwiftID – a way to authenticate users with just a swipe on the smartphone’s screen. SwiftID, which aims to do… Read More

Capital One Launches SwiftID, A Way To Bypass Security Questions ...


rtdhzg9fphiimkenrixn When we last met Minibrew, the team had been stopped at the US border with their mini beer brewing system and had to exhibit at TechCrunch Disrupt with a tri-fold poster board and not much else. Now the bad boys of the Amsterdam home-brew scene are back and they’re ready to perform integral calculus and take pre-orders. And they just ran out of calculus problems. The Minibrew is… Read More

The Minibrew Is Back And Ready To Make You Some ...