Mix social networking with investing and what you get is Covestor - some have gone so far as to call it disruptive.
Currently in Beta, Covestor is a real-trade sharing service for proven self-investors - to share your real investment decisions, gain recognition and earn fees by helping others.
How it works:
You sign-up for the service, and […]
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In the overall nation branding campaign for India, the India Brand Equity Foundation plays three well defined roles:
1. Forum for brand vision development
2. Co-ordinator of strategic marketing initiatives
3. India Resource Centre
Included, is a good resource center on the business business sector in India, with sectoral reports, state reports, etc.
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StartupSearch gathers useful facts and figures about different Web 2.0 startups, products, key people, and investors. Currently in beta, the site covers only 47 companies, 57 products, 120 people and 94 investors, which should increase with time.
Based on a proprietary algorithm, Startup Search computes unique scores and rankings for each product, company, investment partner, and […]
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Dick Costolo, FeedBurner’s CEO, had a key insight three years ago: RSS feeds are a new medium, different from the Web. “The new medium never drives dollars to the old; it drives dollars to the new thing,” he told Business 2.0 last year.
FeedBurner doesn’t just distribute feeds; it enhances them and recombines them in several […]
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A matchmaking site for entrepreneurs, PartnerUp defines it’s goal as allowing entrepreneurs and businesses to find people who are interested in being a partner in their business and vice versa. Most of the opportunities advertised on PartnerUp are looking for a co-founder, executive, board member, or positions where people will get involved in the company […]
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As the war led by Google, Yahoo, MSN and AOL hots up, Rediff seems to have suddenly sprung back. It has just turned black on the strength of its online business, cutting down sharply on its dependence on the interest income. Growth spurt also saw quarterly earnings more than triple on a spike of 66% […]
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