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Boom Supersonic wants to bring back supersonic flights from New York City to London, and they just raised money to build their first plane.

Every company, especially a large one, makes every effort to recruit the cream of the crop. However, even a skilled sourcer will experience problems hunting for the right applicant with whom the company will achieve short-term and long-term goals.

Earlier this year, Rich Robinson was entertaining two very different job offers. The first, at a large company, would mean stability and guaranteed health insurance. The other, at an early-stage startup, was a far more risky but exciting option to

From: Mashable By Emma Hinchliffe Recommended by: Mashable Nurx will prescribe birth control through an app. Image: tim matsui/Getty ImagesMany doctors believe birth control should be sold over the counter. One company believes it

From: Mashable By Emma Hinchliffe Recommended by: Mashable Image: Ambar Del Moral/MashableAs Election Day approaches, tension is rising. Schools are canceling classes. Investors are waiting cautiously. Law enforcement is on alert

 Did you know the first business incubator opened in the U.S. in 1959? Now flash forward to today and there are more than 7,000 incubators worldwide (including Paul Graham’s Y Combinator). For decades, they have been helping startups with

From: www.nytimes.com   By: CONOR DOUGHERTY Via: twitter.com Overvalued in Silicon Valley, but Don’t Say ‘Tech Bubble’ https://t.co/KnsECdiC2iSAN

From: foundersatwork.posthaven.com Via: twitter.com Great blog on "it never gets easier"; startups face equally lethal set of dangers in the mid-stage http://t.co/n2LvcpV9Ev(This post is