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4 Startups that make event management easier in the Levant
Organizing an event is never easy. Several startups have launched in the Levant to solve this problem. Here's a look at Presella, Rikbit, Sajilni and Lebtivity.
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These three startups failed in Jordan and they're proud of it. Here are their 5 honest tips.
At Amman Tech Tuesdays Fail Edition on May 7th, the founders of three failed Jordanian startups shared their experience and taught attendees how to recognize and prevent failure.
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PayPal announces launch in Egypt
Today, global payment gateway PayPal is announcing its launch in Egypt, where it has enabled services for consumers. Enabling consumer accounts means that online shoppers in Egypt will now have the ability to purchase goods from around the world, thanks…
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Lebanese entrepreneur named one of the five most powerful women in gaming
Last week, Lebanese entrepreneur Reine Abbas of Wixel Studios was named one of the five most powerful women in gaming by Inc.com.
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What does Yahoo!'s acquisition of Tumblr mean for users?
Yesterday, Yahoo! announced its acquisition of Tumblr. We asked our readers how they feel about it.
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