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Fill up without going to a gas station
Filld already provides commercial and fleet mobile fueling for companies in the Washington region, and now trucks will come to a customer’s home – with a couple of quirks.
5 months ago -
This D.C. financial services startup focused on retirees just raised $10M
United Income, a financial services and investment management firm geared toward older or retired customers, has raised more than $10.1 million in a new funding round, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
7 months ago -
Keurig Green Mountain invests in Reston startup LifeFuels
Coffee pod and single-serve brewer maker Keurig Green Mountain is partnering with and investing in Reston-based LifeFuels to expand commercial sales of its customizable portable water bottles.
12 months ago -
Outgrowing shared space? Gould offers a step up for startups
Gould Property Company is trying to provide office space for startups too big for space sharing but too small for long-term, prime office space.
2 years ago -
DC startup Legends of Learning aims to be ‘Netflix’ for educational games
Legends of Learning, a D.C. startup, is rolling out hundreds of downloadable learning games for middle school students that are free for teachers who help develop the games with more on the way.
2 years ago -
Bias holds US back when it comes to innovation, ingenuity
Does unintentional bias keep the U.S. from fostering creative ideas that solve modern problems? A leading CEO says it’s time to invest in those who look and think differently than you.
2 years ago -
Virginia trumps Maryland for small business survival, according to study
Virginia makes the top 10 in a list ranking the best states for starting a business, but Maryland is near the bottom of the list, according to a study out Monday.
2 years ago -
DC startup heading to Clarendon with 65 new jobs
Startup app maker Basket Savings will relocate from D.C. to Arlington County, and create 65 new jobs in the process.
3 years ago -
New startup aims to reduce local food waste
In the U.S., an estimated 70 billion pounds of edible food goes to waste each year. A local snack company is hoping to change those statistics.
4 years ago -
Startup to release Petcube, connecting pet owners with pets
A San Francisco-based startup company is set to release a device in August that allows pet owners to watch, play and communicate with their pet through the smartphone application Petcube.
5 years ago -
Md. startup aims to revolutionize rehabilitation industry
Baltimore-based software startup Rehabtics aims to use technology to revolutionize the physical rehabilitation industry.
5 years ago
