Business

As the year 2021 ended, The Exchange wondered what would happen if the startup music stopped playing. Therefore, we called renowned venture capitalist Matt Murphy…

Ward Cunningham invented the phrase “technical debt” in 1992 to describe how corporations evaluate short-term advantages against a software product’s long-term viability. Although business dynamics…

Revenue-based finance (RBF) is a method for businesses to raise capital by offering a percentage of future ongoing revenues in exchange for funds invested. It…

Any location where buyers and sellers gather, either directly or through dealers, to complete transactions is referred to as a market. Perfect and monopolistic competitions…

Crowdfunding is the use of modest sums of money from a large number of people to fund a new business initiative. It is the technique…

A quasi-market is a public-sector institutional structure designed to reap the ostensible efficiency gains of free markets while retaining the equity benefits of traditional public-sector…

Over the last several years, the digital startup ecosystem in New Zealand, a country with a population of 5 million people in the South Pacific,…

Quantitative Easing (QE) is a non-traditional monetary policy in which a central bank purchases a large number of securities in order to stimulate the economy.…

As the virus began to spread across India in late March of last year, investors began to be concerned about the impact a potential pandemic…

If you were a scrappy youngster surviving on YouTube ad money and brand partnerships ten years ago, you undoubtedly told you did not have a…

Quantitative easing (QE) is a type of unconventional monetary policy in which a central bank buys longer-term securities on the open market to increase the…

A Gold Coast accountant has filed a lawsuit against Google, pitting his little firm against the anonymity of the internet. Kyran Seeto is attempting to…