Startup company
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A startup company is a company recently formed, usually until IPO or acquisition.
In the late 1990s during the dot-com boom much stock market speculation and hype surrounded small hi-tech startup companies seeking early IPO and promising enormous future profits. Many such start-ups started as spin-offs from university research groups.
See also
External links
- InfoCog.com (http://www.infocog.com) - Start-up business resources for an online company.
- Starting My Business (http://www.startingmybusiness.biz)- UK based business startup portal, offering free advice, company formation, business stationery/business cards, website templates, domain registration to virtual offices.
- Ocra Company Formation (http://www.ocra.com) - Global company formation and offshore business facilitators, with a web site that offers a wealth of information to the start up entrepreneur.
- Business In Focus (http://www.businessinfocus.co.uk) - Business support for start up and existing businesses. Advice, training, property and funding, with five advice centres and eight workshop sites spread throughout Bridgend, Rhondda Cynon Taff, Cardiff and the Vale of Glamorgan.
- How To Start A Startup (http://paulgraham.com/start.html) - Practical advice from dot-com millionaire Paul Graham.
- How To Start Up Any Business (http://www.howtoadvice.com/BusinessStartup) - Information they don't teach you in business school about starting your own business.
- The HARMONY Principle (http://www.harmony-solutions.org) - Knowledge Sharing among Start-up Support Professionalists.
- Company Registration in Shanghai (http://www.shanghaiinvest.net/en/) - Help foreign investors to start a new business in Shanghai Chinade:Existenzgründung