Saalex bolsters IT & software with $75M buy
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Santa Barbara startup uses AI to unravel customer feedback process
Correction: A former version of this story said Millner graduated from UCSB. He graduated from Duke. After spending a few years at Amazon, Ryan Millner and Ashwin Singhania missed the startup scene. Singhania, a graduate from UC Santa Barbara, and Millner, a graduate from Duke University, started their careers at the Santa Barbara-based startup FindTheBest, Read More →
Dignity Health’s new patient care tech takes off
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AppFolio shares hit all-time high
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Teledyne beats fourth quarter estimates
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Nexa3D closes acquisition, continues growth
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First step: Cadense ready to help people get back on track
As a high schooler, Dr. Tyler Susko wasn’t exactly sure how, but he knew he wanted to help people. During those years, he recalled many trips to assisted living communities, specifically one that was for children with cerebral palsy. “I left there and I was probably like 16 or 17 and I remember feeling really Read More →
