Better traffic information is on the way. Guys at SpeedInfo are working on low-cost traffic speed sensors, that will help drivers better plan their routes and eventually shorten their travelling time. As a side benefit, this will help emergency vehicles like police, firetrucks and ambulances in finding the least time consuming route and serve [...]

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$6.2 billion in 797 deals. That is the amount flown into ventures in 2006’s third quarter. Thanks to PWC’s regular report, we have a lean & clean overview on status of venture capital investments in U.S.
For the first time, Biotech has passed Software investments with 1.1$B. This puts an important question mark on Software, which [...]

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I remember the last time I had visited Amazon to choose some business titles and photography books. A few minutes later, I decided that I was completely lost and quit browsing, as I had no idea about the quality of the books I have chosen. The problem is so simple: too many publisher, [...]

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I have been inspired by TechCruncher Michael Arrington’s “A year later: The companies I want to profile (but didn’t exist)” post and decided to type for my expectations as well:
For me, the content in web universe is still highly decentralized. I got some video favorites on Metacafe and Youtube; friends in MySpace, Facebook, YesNoMayb while [...]

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Last few years will be known as the period of Middle East Oil Kings waking up from the black gold dream and starting to think about their future in doubt. Be it decreasing reserves or a new era of renewable fuels, these guys are slowly converging into innovation leaders that will do everything to keep [...]

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