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Despite the cooling off of the creator economy, some startups are still catching investors' attention. Insider recently asked over a dozen VCs and angel investors to share which startups they are watching in the creator economy as 2023 comes to a close. These investors highlighted 14 startups that are worth keeping an eye on. Here are 4 of those 14.

The tech industry in Israel is a major part of the country's economy, and the recent conflict between Israel and Hamas has had a significant impact on the sector.

In the entrepreneurial world, two primary elements can make or break a startup: the strength of the idea and the capability of the team. Here's a comprehensive guide on how to foster startup ideas and bring together a winning team.

If your company is like most, it spends a lot of time and energy thinking about the day-to-day operations of its IT infrastructure. But what about the future? How can you ensure that your business is ready for whatever challenges the next few years bring? For many companies, investing in proactive IT infrastructure management is one way to prepare for those challenges.

Every startup founder embarks on a unique journey, navigating a myriad of challenges and opportunities. Yet, while each startup's story is distinct, there exist universal markers on the path to success.

Healthcare is a multibillion-dollar industry, with the United States and Canada accounting for more than $6.5 trillion in spending each year. As consumers demand more convenience and choice, health apps have emerged as a promising solution to address some of the most pressing challenges facing pharmacies today.

Pharmacy apps are designed to streamline every step of the consumer journey—from prescription management to drug interaction checks and refill reminders, according to data from the app development platform Tonic Health.

If you are in the business of making money, you know what it takes to stay ahead of your competitors. The best way to achieve this is by implementing an effective strategy into your company's operations. Ideally, this means adopting a new financial software that enables you to manage everything from accounting and inventory to payroll processing—all from one convenient location.

In the world of startups, failure is often seen as a rite of passage. It’s not uncommon to hear the adage, "Fail fast, fail often." Yet, while many startups do fail, some entrepreneurs use these failures as stepping stones to eventual success. Here are some inspiring tales of startup founders who faced multiple setbacks before finally breaking through.