Austin's history of innovation dates back further than most could have imagined. As 2023 approaches, here's how four companies are preparing to carry the torch into the future as they experience rapid growth.
Read MoreIndia FinTech Forum, a not for profit fintech advocacy group representing Indian fintech companies, has announced 23 fintech startups who will give demos of their innovative products and services to a high profile jury this month.
Read MoreThrough a single integration with BNY Mellon, institutions can now provide their payees with access to Vaia's wide range of payment choices – including real-time payments via RTP®, Same-Day ACH, Tokenized Payments with Zelle®, and debit cards – all on a client-branded front end.
Read MoreIn an exclusive interview, Sunit Gajbhiye of Financepeer shares his views on the rising education costs and how their company helps parents pay their child’s education fees in easy installments.
Read MoreWe are celebrating Method’s first anniversary! Reflect back on the year with us and see the exciting work our team and partners are doing to help individuals manage their debt.
Read MoreThe program intends to create cash-free campuses by enabling the institutes, parents, and students to pay and receive fees.
Read MoreWith alternative investment AUM projected to eclipse $17 trillion by 2025, new digital wealth platform offers direct access for high-net-worth investors, RIAs and family offices.
Read MoreWe are excited to announce that Method has raised $2.5 million in a pre-seed round from Y Combinator, Ardent Venture Partners, LiveOak Venture Partners and a slew of VCs and angel investors, including Haroon Mokhtarzada (CEO & co-founder at Truebill), Val Gui (VP Product at Upstart), and others.
Alumni Liran Cohen, B.S. ’18, M.S. ’19; Max Friedman, B.S. ’17; and Ari Krasner, B.A. ’18, embraced the process while starting now widely known crowdfunding platform as students at GW.
Read MoreAs someone who is self-employed, I often feel overwhelmed juggling all the balls in the air and praying that they won’t come crashing down. If you too, feel the same way, there is a way to make sure you’re on top of what’s most important — keeping the IRS happy. After all, money and taxes are the foundation to your business.
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