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From “Moran Systems” to SnatchBot: Common Startup Name Mistakes by Non-Natives
08.06.18
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Adam Fisher
Picking the right name for a startup can be hard. It can be even harder for non-native English speakers. The Israeli startup scene supplies ample examples
For Startups, Shorter Names Spell More Money
21.08.17
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Amit Karp
Box, Snap, Uber, Lyft, Domo, Houzz and Slack—almost half of all startups that raise money from top venture capital firms have monosyllabic names
