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The data company, founded by Peter Thiel, was valued at $20bn in 2015
Tampa business hub tries to attract Israeli start-ups in big local industries
How a US entrepreneur sold her innovative shoes to sceptical venture capitalists
Institutional investors to provide growth capital to help create more unicorns
Cairo-based start-up offers affordable healthcare for middle class families
Ignoring Silicon Valley ‘myths’ key to success in region undeserving of hefty risk premium
Paris-based startup Spendesk says its software can save three days each month on reconciliation tasks alone
Birmingham start-up tackles sector’s startling lack of gender diversity with free courses
Founders Academy course to be led by entrepreneurs and offer paid tech internships
Co-founder of Entrepreneur First on finding a new generation of tech founders
Northern Ireland hit hardest on prospect of no-deal border controls
Tech entrepreneur David Richards puts his success down to taking the long-term view
Older staff may be expensive but outperform younger ones on almost every measure
Tailor catering exclusively for women on running her business one stitch at a time
Some founders are unwilling to admit to problems because they fear appearing weak
Fund managers drawn by innovation as south-east Asian country transforms
Emerging regions offers Silicon Valley investor more opportunities than US or China
Regional cities say companies are being drawn by lower cost of living
Investors are shunning the country’s crowded IT scene. Some companies are now burning through cash to win market share
A UK government initiative to help women-led start-ups like mine is frustratingly vague
Apps to keep relatives safe are effective but may not appeal to older technophobes
Alpha JWC raced to fund south-east Asian success stories ahead of bigger rivals
India-based Eruditus partners with leading business schools to offer online courses
The Ascletis boss wants the biotech start-up to develop its own world-class drugs
Half of job-creating businesses have at least one foreign-born co-founder
