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TechCrunch Startup Battlefield Africa just finished in Lagos, Nigeria, where 15 companies took the stage for the chance of winning the $25,000 equity-free grand prize, a trip for two to TechCrunch ...

Swedish health tech startup Neko Health has a lofty vision: to create a healthcare system that helps people stay healthy through preventive measures and early detection. “In today’s primary care ...

A cryptocurrency startup in Silicon Valley is making headlines for a rather generous proposition: they'll give you free crypto if you let them scan your eyes. The startup, called Worldcoin, is the ...

Garret Gee scored $7 million for his startup Scan without even breaking a sweat. “An investor called me from London after seeing my profile on AngelList,” Gee said to VentureBeat. “After a 20 minute ...

This transcript was prepared by a transcription service. This version may not be in its final form and may be updated. Victoria Craig: Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Tuesday, March 18th. I'm ...

A Kansas City area startup is working to triple its workforce. EyeVerify, which uses retinal scans to open mobile devices, log users into apps and secure mobile payments, had zero customers in 2015.

The growth of digital payments and banking in China, where it has become mainstream and spawned numerous on-demand industries, is inspiring companies to pursue similar opportunities across. Indonesia, ...

Ant Financial, the payments affiliate of Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., acquired EyeVerify Inc., to expand services using the U.S. startup’s biometric authentication technology for securing consumers’ ...

Before Apple released the iPad 2, Garrett Gee made a lucky guess. "I knew it was going to have a camera, and because of that I just imagined that there would be a blog post or something similar on the ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Before Apple released the iPad 2, Garrett Gee made a lucky guess. “I knew it was going to have a camera, and because of that I just ...