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City Council approved Thursday a $100,000 investment in HelpSocial, a startup company based out of Geekdom, to keep its headquarters in San Antonio and bring more jobs to the local tech ecosystem.
From the basement of a small office building on Convent Street, you can rappel into the heart of an active volcano, trek among the planets in our galaxy, battle with Captain America, or fully experience the iconic Abbey Road Studios.
Before cloud-based computing, businesses struggled with how to back up and store their data effectively.
It is a big week for the Austin-turned-San Antonio tech company Easyexpunctions.com.
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Twenty six vendors set up tables inside the Radius Center Wednesday evening for an activation event for SpaceCadet, a local startup that connects entrepreneurs with empty workspaces.
He would not have wanted a sad show.
The Eastside’s Hays Street Bridge will come alive Saturday, July 16 when Good People SA and City Councilman Alan Warrick (D2) host a free, family-friendly community mixer – Soul Saturday – from 5- 11 p.m.
The event is expected to unite more than 4,000 entrepreneurs, professionals, locals and transports for an evening of live music, kid’s activities, beer, wine, food trucks and door prizes.
The excitement was palpable Thursday morning as City, County and tech leaders streamed into the Geekdom Event Center in the Rand Building downtown.
As the list of projects and funding requests for the 2017 City Budget and 2017 Municipal Bond grows, priorities are emerging for the San Antonio City Council and its key industries.
