International Tech Eyes U.S. Chip Market. What’s Standing in the…
New semiconductor mega-projects — including Micron’s $100 billion megafab in New York and TSMC’s $165 billion expansion in Arizona — are drawing international companies to the U.S. But potential deals remain tentative amid political uncertainty and a tight labor market.
New York Opens Doors to Global Startups Through SOSA Program
SOSA Accelerator is now accepting applications for growth-stage startups to join its International Landing Pad Network (ILPN), in partnership with NYCEDC.
Almost 50% of Israel’s Startups Incorporate Abroad, NYC Emerges as…
The center of gravity for Israeli tech is shifting across the Atlantic. According to a new study, 45% of about 460 startups established this year incorporated abroad, primarily in the U.S.
“You don’t look the part”: The Pakistani founder who cracked…
“You’re brown and from Pakistan — hire someone local,” they said. Khurram Kalimi, co-founder of Vinn Corp, didn’t listen — and generated $1.2 million in U.S. sales in his first year. Here’s how he did it.