This week in Global Startups — August 6, 2016

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There’s an inspiring world of startups out there. Here’s news & resources this week from the Global Startup Economy.

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This week in #GlobalStartup

• In his latest book Steve Case, AOL cofounder, predicts “the third wave” of the Internet coalesces around new startup-government collaborations. Gonzalo Costa explores how emerging markets in particular benefit from such models. via @VentureBeat
• “Uber retreats from China, but not empty-handed”: CB Insights maps the complex web of investors involved in the world’s top ride-hailing companies. via Jon Russell.
• Mexico City’s startup scene is experiencing steady growth: an overview of key players, including successful startups and founders, VC firms, accelerators like @endeavor_global, and innovation hubs like @startupmexico. via @StartupBlink
• With the goal of becoming a “lifetime learning hub,” Sydney-based startup Academy Xi provides courses on the next wave of design and technology. With a focus on UX design and Virtual Reality design, the platform aims to help individuals reinvent their careers. via @StartupDailyANZ
• Ranked as one of the top global tech cities, Berlin’s startup scene is booming. A few of the latest job openings from Sponsokit, @Campanda_com, and @viomedo. via EU-Startups

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