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| 10.09.2026 | Does scouting a lower gas price matter much? Plus, more money questions | Getting your Trinity Audio player ready...
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| 10.09.2026 | What Does a Pet Store Need to Offer to Its Clients for Them to Be Fully Satisfied with Their Experience? | Every person, when going inside a pet store, wants to be sure that he finds everything he needs there. No one likes going from shop to shop to find all the items on their list. That is why online stores and local ones should make sure their... |
| 10.09.2025 | impact.com Reports Q2 2025 Growth as Consumers Seek Trusted Brands | impact.com, the world’s leading commerce partnership marketing platform, announced today its continued strong performance during the second quarter of 2025 as brands turn increasingly to partnership marketing strategies to reach consumers w... |
| 26.03.2025 | The Palisades Dilemma: A Nuclear Renaissance or a Risky Gamble? | The Palisades nuclear plant in Michigan stands at a crossroads. Once a beacon of energy production, it now faces a daunting challenge: restarting operations after a permanent shutdown. This effort could reshape the future of nuclear energy ... |
| 25.03.2025 | How much eggs cost every year since 1980—in one chart | Egg prices are once again top of mind for many Americans — and it’s easy to see why.
Even after a recent drop in wholesale costs, retail egg prices remain near historic highs, averaging about $6 per dozen — roughly double what people paid a... |
| 07.03.2025 | Digital Transformation Takes a Leap: Apply Digital Acquires Ragnarok and Hightouch Achieves ISO 27001 Certification | In the fast-paced world of digital marketing and technology, two significant events have emerged, reshaping the landscape for businesses and consumers alike. Apply Digital, a key player in digital transformation, has acquired Ragnarok, a pe... |
| 07.03.2025 | Apply Digital announced the acquisition of Ragnarok | Apply Digital, the digital transformation partner for global brands, has acquired personalization and MarTech agency Ragnarok for an undisclosed sum.
The deal enhances Apply Digital’s customer engagement and omnichannel marketing capabiliti... |
| 02.01.2024 | Business | 10 best money-making apps in 2024 | René Bennett | Bankrate (TNS)
Technology is making it easier than ever to make a little extra cash, whether it’s taking on side gigs or getting rewarded for certain purchases. With a money-making app, you can look for gigs, deals and other ... |
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| 01.02.2023 | Make Extra Money Without Sacrificing Your Time with These 25 Passive Income Apps | If you want to build wealth, you’ll need to earn money while you sleep. The only way to do this? Generate passive income.
Sadly, passive income can seem overwhelming since it often takes a lot of hard work or money upfront. The good news is... |
| 04.01.2023 | Burned by layoffs, tech workers are rethinking risk | Tech isn’t as collegial as it used to be. Rocket ships are being unveiled as sputtering messes, mission-driven startups don’t feel so mission-oriented when responding to investor pressure, and widespread layoffs offer a loud reminder that j... |
| 31.10.2022 | Australia’s Leading Web3 Founders Launch Upside DAO with $5 Million in Funding | The DAO re-invests capital, capabilities & connections to help retention and attract the best Web3 talent to Australia
Upside, a Web3 focussed Investment Decentralised Autonomous Organisation (DAO), announces it has raised $5 million in... |
| 26.04.2022 | Elon Musk is buying Twitter. Here’s what comes next | This is the web version of Term Sheet, a daily newsletter on the biggest deals and dealmakers. Sign up to get it delivered free to your inbox.
Goodbye, TWTR ticker. Hello to the reign of the world’s wealthiest man, Elon Musk.
While Musk tak... |
| 26.04.2022 | Upside Raises $165M in Funding | Upside (fka GetUpside), a Washington, DC-based retail technology company, raised $165M in funding.
The round, which brought valuation to $1.5 billion, included:
$65m in equity financing, from General Catalyst with participation from existin... |
| 04.06.2021 | How Can You Start Shifting Your Business to Be Actively Anti-Racist? | June 4, 2021 7 min read
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.
An “entrepreneur” is a person who organizes and operates a business while taking on greater than normal risks in order to do so. To be successful, you mu... |
| 09.09.2020 | Scott Case Lights Up DC Startup Week, Gets Real with DC's Power Players | |
| 02.09.2020 | Upside Business Travel Leads TMC Distribution Race, Lands Omega World Travel | |
| 03.06.2020 | Here’s how 5 #dctech leaders are responding to the nation’s civil unrest | In some way, we’re all experiencing civil unrest right now.
It’s important that the #dctech hears responses from local companies on how they feel about the continued fight against police brutality, as the nation has been affected by an upro... |
| 06.11.2019 | This Berlin-based business travel startup receives €21M funding to automate booking process with AI | Technology and automation are constantly evolving segments. Though these have improved the travel industry, it still remains a challenge to conquer B2B travel. This is where Comtravo tries to establish its lead with its software based on ma... |
| 22.03.2019 | Find some of the best open tech jobs in the District at NET/WORK DC | Technical.ly’s flagship series of job fairs, NET/WORK, is finishing up the 2019 season in D.C., and we’ve been saving the best for last!
We’ll be convening the top tech companies in the area this Wednesday, March 27 — which means now is a g... |
| 06.03.2019 | 5 startups we met at DC Tech Meetup, transportation tech edition | Maps, scooters, transit and more: transportation tech companies took over DC Tech Meetup last night.
On March 5 at the Sixth & I Historic Synagogue, Selina McPherson, a DC Tech Meetup organizer, kicked off the event with a fireside chat... |
| 11.09.2017 | Introducing the 2017 50 on Fire Winners | DC Inno's 50 on Fire honors the hottest companies, organizations and people from across a number of categories, each one operating within or around the city's innovation economy.
You might be looking at this list and think "Huh, this i... |
| 09.06.2017 | Business Travel Startup Upside Raising $100 Million in New Funding | Priceline founder Jay Walker aims with Upside to offer an alternative for smaller companies buying travel. If the reports of the latest funding round are true, investors must believe Walker is going to work some of his entrepreneurial magic... |
| 31.01.2017 | Cool job alert: Be Upside’s chief data scientist | Downtown D.C.-based Upside, the platform that aims to entice small business travelers to save money by offering them cheaper options and free stuff, runs on “data science magic.”
For real — that’s how cofounder Scott Case described it when ... |
| 20.01.2017 | Yo, business travelers: DC’s Upside officially launched this week | As of this week, Upside is making savings obtained via “data science magic” available to all business travelers.
It's official. @UpsideTravel is open for business (travel). How much will your "upside" be? Find out now: https://t.c... |
| 19.01.2017 | Upside.com Launches with $50M |
WASHINGTON DC, Upside.com, an online travel company, has raised $50M.
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| 18.01.2017 | Priceline Founder Raises $50M for New D.C.-Based Travel Site | Jay Walker, the founder of Priceline.com, raised $50 million for his new travel discount site, Upside.com, putting the company at a $200 million valuation, Bloomberg News reports. Investors include Red Ventures and investment firm Leucadia ... |
| 18.01.2017 | Term Sheet — Wednesday, January 18 | WITHER VR
The following is from the latest print edition of Fortune, where I write a regular column about technology and startups called “Boom With a View.”
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| 16.01.2017 | Business Travel Startup Upside Raises $50 Million at $200 Million Valuation | Priceline co-founder Jay Walker is looking to reinvent how smaller companies buy corporate travel. Investors see the potential in his play to reward business travelers themselves for travel choices that save their companies money.
— Andrew ... |
| 17.12.2016 | The last frontier of consumerizing travel lives in the workplace | Matt Heiman Contributor
Matt Heiman is a partner at CRV.
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| 11.07.2016 | Priceline’s founders are now trying to make business travel better | Conventional wisdom doesn’t view business travelers in the most flattering light — it sees them as intractable and a little selfish. Basically the assumed mentality of the business traveler is The company is paying for it — who cares how mu... |
| 08.12.2014 | Latest IT startup gems unearthed in Tech Trailblazers Awards shortlist | Voting is now open: help decide 2015’s trailblazers
London, UK – 8th December 2014 – The Tech Trailblazers Awards, the first annual awards program for enterprise information technology startups, recently announced the third edition finalist... |
| 21.03.2002 | TechWatch: Xbox 2 Rumors, Rebirth of Matrox? | Via Technologies is reportedly building cell phone chipsets, according to this blurb from EE Times. No more details as yet, but Via and especially Acer Laboratories have been expanding into the multimedia segment for years.
Speaking of EE T... |
| 24.09.2001 | Upside Today Folds | Tyee writes “From their page: “UpsideToday, the online news division of Upside Media, has ceased operations as of today due to insufficient funds.” Not really very surprising, all things considered. I very rarely read UpsideToday any more, ... |
| 17.04.2001 | B2B No More | Upside has a long article looking at the amazing changing face of B2B marketplaces. Most of them no longer call themselves B2B marketplaces and instead are trying to change their business model and pump up what they’re doing with a bunch of... |
| 29.03.2001 | The Story Of Story Stocks | Upside takes a look at the concept of story stocks. Stocks that are sold completely based on the “story” of the people pitching it, rather than actual fundamentals. As you’ll recall, most of the IPOs in the last few years have been story st... |
| 16.03.2001 | Was Loudcloud Trying To Relive Dot Com Glory Days? | Upside’s latest “trial” looks at whether Loudcloud’s IPO was just an attempt to relive the glory days of the dot com era. The overwhelming vote was that it was guilty of doing this. Enough people pointed out a good point which I hadn’t thou... |
| 14.03.2001 | Whatever You Do, Don't Say Layoffs | If you think politicians are insane in the way they word bad news, have you looked at some company announcements lately? While companies have always had fun with the way they word everything, it’s gone to new levels with the latest layoffs.... |
| 07.03.2001 | Koogle To Step Down From Yahoo | Following on all the crazy rumors this morning, the story now is that Tim Koogle is stepping down from Yahoo! as they will also miss earnings. They’ve apparently begun the search for a new CEO. |
| 08.02.2001 | Napsterizing B2B | An interesting article about someone who’s trying to “Napsterize” B2B transactions. What he realized is that most businesses already have relationships with their suppliers and vendors. All the B2B marketplaces are failing because they’re a... |
| 31.01.2001 | Be Careful What You Say | An interesting look at the way John Chambers’ quotes about how well Cisco is doing have changed over the past two months and why it’s important. Since Cisco is considered the “top dog” anything that’s said is listened to very closely. So, t... |
| 29.01.2001 | The Age Of Common Sense | Richard L. Brandt is hoping that we’re moving beyond the beyond the age of irrational exuberance (or as he says: “uncommon nonsense”) and into one of common sense. It’s a good article, but I don’t think this nonsense is that uncommon. The m... |
| 23.01.2001 | Tech Patent Litigation Summary | Technology patent litigation stories pop up a lot around here, and this is the first time I’ve seen someone put together a fairly complete list of most of the different cases and players. It ends with the fact that someone recently received... |
| 08.01.2001 | Changing Business Models | A look at some entrepreneurs complaining that investors keep changing the rules on them. While I think it’s a legitimate complaint, I think a strong business idea can make it through, no matter what the “rules” are. It seems to me that some... |
| 14.12.2000 | Dot Com Downturn Hurting PR Companies | Not surprisingly, all of the failing dot coms are causing problems in the PR industry. PR firms are finding that their clients are dropping out of existence at a rapid pace, and the ones that are surviving aren’t willing to pay nearly as mu... |
| 04.12.2000 | Bluelight.com Buys Spinway | There were a few small reports last week that Spinway might be going out of business. I was surprised it didn’t receive more press, since they provide the free ISPs used by Bluelight and many others. So, when they finally did announce they ... |
| 25.10.2000 | It's The Revenue, Stupid! | Yet another article on the plight of an entrepreneur after closing shop. The take-home message from most of these stories seems to be: “We should have gotten more revenue instead of relying on VC money.” Isn’t hindsight great? |
| 21.10.2000 | Upside Funds PacBell/SBC "Trial" With PacBell/SBC Ads | bfrank writes “Don’t know if you’ll ever be able to see it again, but on the same web page where Upside was touting their “Trial of Pac Bell / SBC” for their ineptitude, there was a SBC banner right next to the link to the article.” bfrank ... |
| 19.10.2000 | Online Newsletter Writer Shot | The editor of an online newsletter about crime in the Los Angeles area was apparently shot to death. Officials seem to think that it was a planned murder. Apparently, in his writings he some how pissed off the wrong person. Okay, I’m going ... |
| 18.10.2000 | Three Easy Ways To Start A Market Fad… | Now that everyone is getting into the dot-com “I told you so” game by rattling off all the reasons for the dot com boom…. What will the next fad be?
This article suggests video games will be the next big thing. But how about “wireless”? Or ... |
| 17.10.2000 | Throwing Money At Zaplet | Okay, for anyone who has spoken to me about Zaplet (formerly Firedrop) they won’t find my reaction to this a surprise. However, the fact that Zaplet just raised $90 million more proves to me that investors are still throwing way too much mo... |
| 15.09.2000 | Courtney Love to Sue Universal | This story is great. Apparently, Courtney Love is thinking of suing Universal for a percentage of their winnings in the MP3.com case. Since Universal has been claiming that the only reason they brought the case was to protect the interests ... |
| 12.09.2000 | More Failure Story Lessons | Well, it seems that there’s quite a lot to be said about all these failing dot coms. Everyone wants to write a story about the lessons we can learn from them. I’ve already posted a few, but here’s one that tells you what to do if you’re str... |
| 30.08.2000 | Translations = Big Business | Did you know that the web and software translation market is worth about 5 Billion dollars? Nor did I until recently and it seems to be growing pretty rapidly. The day when you and someone that speaks a totally different language can commun... |
| 10.08.2000 | Another MP3 Search Falls | Nullsoft, Inc., maker of the popular Winamp digital music player, today removed its popular MP3 search engine. The move comes just a day after an article noted the AOL-owned company was remaining aggressive despite recent litigation against... |
| 02.08.2000 | A Look at Corporate Venture Capital | Okay, so maybe this is just a chance to test out our new Venture Capital topic icon, but it is still an interesting article about corporate venture capital which starts off with a quote about how venture capital has become the research and ... |
| 21.07.2000 | Dot Coms Big Among the Hollywood Stars | More and more Hollywood Stars are associating themselves with dot com ventures. Is this a good or a bad thing? It makes a lot of sense to both sides. The fact is that it really increases publicity for both the star and the company. Whether ... |
| 20.07.2000 | MS Messenger's Verbal War | In a sort of interesting twist to the whole instant messenger war between MS and AOL, MS has launched the surprising move of making a deal with Net2Phone. The plan for this deal is for MS Messenger customers to gain the ability to make free... |
| 19.07.2000 | Plenty of B2B | Didn’t anyone tell Upside that the B2B revolution is already over? Actually, Upside has a pretty good in-depth look at the whole B2B world to see if there really is potential there. Lots of articles for you to read through if that subject i... |
| 20.06.2000 | Sony and Mobile Phones | Sony seem set to launch an aggressive schedule to gain global market share of mobile phones and handhelds in the next few months. Sony’s brand retains its quality appeal even through its recent stock slump; one difficulty they may face in t... |
| 10.05.2000 | Tying Online Purchases to Education | An article in Upside talks about e-commerce sites that are learning the best way to create stickiness and get people to buy: it’s mixing education with e-commerce. In other words teach people about products, and then give them the chance to... |
| 03.05.2000 | Why e-Business is Going to Slowdown | A good article about why e-business is going to slow down in the next few years. It’s not the typical explanation about the stock market, but a more realistic look at why e-business can’t keep growing at the rate it has been. |
| 01.05.2000 | The Grass is Greener in Silicon Valley | A nice little story about visiting a VC on Sand Hill Road. If you’ve ever done it, this will have a familiar ring to it. If you’ve never done it, this article definitely captures the essence of what it feels like. Note that the importance i... |
| 25.04.2000 | A Look at eBooks | Upside takes a good look at the concept of eBooks and points out why it’s different than things like MP3s, and might not be so quick to take off. The fact is most people are just fine with books as they are, and moving to eBooks requires to... |
| 22.03.2000 | Kozmo's IPO | One company that has fascinated me for a few months has been Kozmo, with a fairly low key launch it’s managed to grow rapidly into many home delivery markets in different US cities in the past 3 years. Upside is covering the prospects of an... |
| 07.03.2000 | Unified Messaging Going Nowhere | Remember when unified messaging was going to be the next big thing? Funny how that hasn’t really happened. Personally (and I’ve said this before) I think people are pretty comfortable with the ways they communicate now, and adding a single ... |
| 22.02.2000 | The Parallel Porn Internet | For years people have talked about how the “adult” internet world should be watched as it covers the bleeding edge of what will occur in the rest of the internet. While I think they were quicker to adopt some elements than many others, I do... |
| 11.02.2000 | The Coming Wireless Web | Since I know there’s a lot of interest in wireless these days, I figured I’d post this article from Upside talking about our wireless future. However, since I’m not nearly the expert that some of you readers are on the subject (as if that’s... |
| 21.01.2000 | Websites Don't Build Relationships with Customers | An interesting column talking about the usual sales process where a relationship is necessary before a sale. I think the article makes some sense but misses one huge point: those relationships he talks about are in business-to-business sale... |
| 26.08.1999 | Special Ed for VCs | I’ve asked people in the know, how one becomes a VC. There in no real VC “track”. Most people just fall into it one way or the other. But according to a recent Upside article, there is a VC school of sorts. The program only accepts 10 stude... |
| 22.06.1999 | RiteAid and GNC Buy Into Drugstore.com | RiteAid and GNC apparently reacted to CVS’s purchase of Soma.com, by buying into Drugstore.com today. So, now Drugstore has a lot of big time backers (how much do they have left to own themselves?), let’s see what they can do with it. |
| 22.06.1999 | Salon's IPO Not So Good | With everyone spending plenty of good press time on how idiotic it was for Salon to go public, you still never know what happens when a .com goes public. In this case, though, the press had it right: Salon went down in it’s debut. It will b... |
| 18.06.1999 | Microsoft Ditches Ad Agency | Microsoft has apparently gotten tired of those ridiculous commercials that show every company from which they stole an idea, or the sappy sweet commercials of kids using excel to save the world, and have ditched their ad agency. When a new ... |
| 09.06.1999 | Microsoft Investing in Inprise | I was surprised that many of the articles this morning reporting about Microsoft’s investment in Inprise missed the irony of the situation. Upside, however, begins to touch on it with their article. Inprise, of course, used to be Borland, a... |
| 20.05.1999 | Amazon.com Raising More Money | Amazon is getting set to raise another $2 billion in an expansion effort. Has it occured to anyone that Amazon really isn’t in the business of selling books and stuff online, but really in selling securities? |
| 18.05.1999 | eBay Buys More Companies | eBay has spent a ton of stock money on two more companies. One is an auction site, and the other is an online credit card processing company, which is probably the more interesting of the two. |
| 06.05.1999 | High-Tech PR | Upside is running a feature about good and bad PR strategies. There are a few interesting quotes and stories, but nothing really earth shattering. It certainly doesn’t give away the secret to a successful PR campaign, but does suggest you m... |
